United States: the Backlash Grows against an Out-of-Control ICE

Following the killing of two people by agents of the Immigration police (ICE) and the Border police, both arms of the Department of Homeland Security, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, protests against the agencies spilled into the streets in all fifty states. Rachel Good and Alex Pretti were among the eight persons killed in encounters with federal agents or held in custody […]

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Jerusalem Post Puts Out Hit-Piece on NYC Congressional Candidate Jose Vega

On Jan. 31, the Jerusalem Post, the major Israeli newspaper, published an article attacking Congressional candidate Jose Vega as “antisemitic” and part of the “cultlike” LaRouche movement, and defending his opponent in the race, incumbent Democrat Ritchie Torres. The lengthy article, which was picked up from the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, and was also covered in the Times of Israel, and by […]

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The Rafah Crossing in Gaza Opens, Amid Controversy over the “Board of Peace”

Nearly four months after the U.S.-brokered ceasefire in Gaza officially took effect, and nearly two years after Israeli forces captured and closed it, the Rafah Crossing between Gaza and Egypt finally re-opened on Feb. 2, but with severe restrictions. Under the new arrangement, 50 Palestinians will be permitted to enter Gaza from Egypt each day, while approximately 150 Palestinians will […]

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Diplomacy or Might Makes Right?

Amid the uncertainties and confusion in international affairs, diplomacy seems to making headway toward a negotiated settlement in Ukraine. Trilateral talks were held for the first time by high-level representatives of Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi on Jan. 23 and 24, which were characterized by all sides as “constructive” and “positive”, although major territorial issues have […]

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“Let Us Create a Movement of World Citizens!”

The following resolution was adopted following the Emergency Roundtable convened by EIR on January 12, on the theme: “It’s Worse Than You Think: The Strategic Implications of the Attack on Venezuela and How to Bring the World Back from the Brink” (cf. SAS 3, 4/26 and the complete video). After convening on January 12, 2026 in an international virtual emergency […]

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The “Deep State” and the Kidnapping of a President

The kidnapping of Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife, ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump, combined with his threats to capture or buy Greenland, have deepened the split between Trump and his once-highly loyal Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement, and are partly to blame for a drop in his poll numbers. These actions are seen by many as a […]

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Greenland Could Be Integrated into an Arctic Transport Circle

While the Trump Administration and the Danish government debate whether to engage in a trade war or a diplomatic war over Greenland, a different perspective has been voiced from Russia. The head of Russia’s nuclear engineering company Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, proposes that the real issue for Greenland is to integrate it into an Arctic transportation circle, adding that the political […]

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