STRATEGIC ALERT Service

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 […]

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 […]

The typical modus operandi of the oligarchy, when its policy has failed, is to resort to a “delphic” operation, i.e. to launch a figure from its ranks who says “we did everything wrong, now we should do something right”. The new “pied piper” chosen to do so is Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. In his speech at the World Economic […]

On Jan. 24 in Minneapolis, Alex Pretti, a 37 year old nurse at an Intensive Care Unit of the city’s Veterans Hospital, was killed by a barrage of gunfire from federal agents of the Border Patrol police. In multiple videos, which most of our readers have undoubtedly viewed, Pretti is seen trying to help a woman who had just been […]

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 […]

At the meeting in Davos on Jan. 21, where Donald Trump announced the charter of the new “Board of Peace” for the Middle East (cf. SAS 4/26), his son-in-law and special advisor Jared Kushner unveiled a $30 billion plan for rebuilding Gaza, which presents “amazing investment opportunities”, he said. It would begin with the reconstruction of the southern city of […]

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 […]

Belt and Road Investment Increases by 75% in 2025. Construction contracts and investments in China’s Belt and Road Initiative, increased by three-quarters in 2025 to a record $213 billion. The latest figures estimate total BRI engagement at $1.4 trillion, according to a study conducted by Australia’s Griffith University and the Green Finance & Development Center in Shanghai, which Construction Briefing […]

The World Economic Forum in Davos opens this year in the midst of an accelerating disintegration of the institutions of the post-war world order, and of the increasingly irrelevant WEF itself. Violations of international law, including by the western powers which claim to own it, are not new, but U.S. President Trump has now declared it officially defunct, for his […]

At the EIR Emergency Roundtable on Jan. 12, dedicated to reversing the breakdown of international law, a valuable contribution to the discussion was given by Naledi Pandor, the former Foreign Minister of South Africa, who had led her country’s delegation at the hearings of the International Court of Justice on South Africa’s complaint against Israel for genocide (cf. SAS 2-6/24). […]