Europe Escalates against Russia

At the NATO summit last week in Ankara, the main concern of European leaders, in addition to placating U.S. President Trump to prevent him from slamming the door on the Alliance, was to secure more support for Ukraine to keep the war against Russia going. To do so, they apparently attempted a trade-off, whereby Donald Trump would renege on the […]

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NATO Is Increasingly ‘Palantir-ized’

NATO has proudly announced that it had achieved full operational capability of its Maven Smart System (MSS), a command and control platform powered by AI that speeds up response times from hours to minutes. What was not announced is that MSS is made by Palantir, London’s Times reported. It is already embedded within the British Ministry of Defence. Louis Mosley, […]

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The EU Tightens the Screws on Free Speech and Privacy

In the course of one week, the European Union has moved a major step forward into fully becoming a police state. On July 2, the European Court of Justice determined that spreading certain news reports is a criminal offense, followed one week later by the European Parliament, which approved on July 9 a continuation of “Chat Control 1.0” for mass […]

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The Tomahawks Could Turn into Boomerangs for Germany

It was reported on July 9 by German government sources that Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and his U.S. counterpart Pete Hegseth had signed a memorandum of understanding on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Ankara on the purchase of Tomahawk missiles and a compatible Typhon launch system for the Bundeswehr. Internal plans from the Defense Ministry mention up to […]

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Senator Lindsey Graham Dies, Patron of Endless Wars

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, known for his unbridled enthusiasm for unconstitutional U.S. imperial wars, died on July 11, after returning from a short visit to Ukraine. This was his tenth trip there since Russia’s Special Military Operation began in February 2022, as his Russophobia and hatred for Vladimir Putin led him to demand that the U.S. and NATO fully arm […]

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Türkiye and Syria Revive Assad’s Five Seas Vision

In 2004, the Syrian government led by Bashir Assad proposed a plan to turn Syria into a crossroads linking 5 Seas: the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea, the Red Sea, and the Arabian Gulf. Today, Türkiye and Syria have proposed an initiative dubbed the “Four Seas-Nine Corridors”, aimed at transforming Southwest Asia from a region of endless wars […]

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UNESCO: 113 Countries Spend More on Debt Service Than Education

A new UNESCO report titled, Breaking the Debt Trap: Policy Paper on Restoring Fiscal Space to Save Education, states that in 2025 113 countries paid more for debt service than education. For the 18 poorest countries, their debt payment exceeded by five times what they spent on education, with the most extreme figure being 16 times for Sri Lanka. The […]

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Ukraine, Iran: Is NATO Good For Anything?

As NATO holds its summit in Ankara on July 7-8, two major conflicts in which member countries are deeply involved, Russia-Ukraine and Iran, could quickly escalate to a point of no return. While European leaders continue to present Russia as an imminent threat to Europe, Russian forces launched a major offensive against military production sites in Kyiv on July 6, […]

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U.S. Presidential Candidate Sare: “Actions of Individuals Can Move Mountains”

On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of the United States, Diane Sare, independent candidate for the presidency in 2028, held a day-long conference on July 5 in Philadelphia dedicated to restating and to reviving the founding principles of the Republic, as stated in that historic document. Unfortunately, as the various expert speakers pointed out, […]

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