Diplomatic Seminar in Copenhagen Explores a Just Solution for the Palestinians and the Role of the Oasis Plan

The Schiller Institute in Denmark held a highly successful diplomatic seminar on Dec. 11, attended by 14 diplomats from 10 countries, with guest speakers H.E. Ambassador Prof. Dr. Manuel Hassassian and Schiller Institute founder Helga Zepp-LaRouche, who traveled to Copenhagen from Germany. The title of the seminar was “Can There Finally Be Peace Through Development Between an Independent Palestine, Israel and the […]

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Quo Vadis Europa? Revolution or Cultural Renaissance, or Both?

The weekly online meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) on Dec. 12 featured a discussion on the turning point in history caused by the release of the National Security Strategy (NSS) by the Trump Administration, dated November 2025 (cf. SAS 50/25). The opening speakers were Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute leader and initiator of the IPC; Alastair Crooke, diplomat having served […]

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Withdraw from NATO and Implement a New Security Architecture!

Following the release by the Trump administration on Dec. 4 of its National Security Strategy, Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder of the international Schiller Institute, drafted an article calling for withdrawal from the NATO military alliance, as a first step toward a new world peace order freed from geopolitics. Her call, although directed more specifically to Germany, applies to all member countries. […]

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NATO Has Long Since Become the Military Arm of the West’s “Unipolar Order”

Helga Zepp-LaRouche goes on in her article (cf. above) to note that while the American and Russian governments discuss ending the war in Ukraine through negotiations, the European “coalition of the willing”, consisting of Germany, France, Great Britain, Poland, the Baltic states, and the EU Commission, continues under the illusion that it could inflict a “strategic defeat” on Russia, the […]

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What the NSS Actually Says about Europe

The National Security Strategy of the United States 2025 sent waves of panic through European capitals and Brussels, which are harshly, but not unjustly, criticized in it. There are many good objections one could raise on the paper, but the most important aspect, strategically, is that it represents a complete break with the post-war “unipolar world” order, which has brought […]

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German Chancellor Merz’s Fight for Survival at Home and Abroad

Two votes in the German parliament on Dec. 5 showed just how difficult it is for Chancellor Merz’s government to scrape together majorities for crucial policy projects. His bill on the reinstatement of military service passed with 323 votes, with 272 against, while the bill on “pension stabilization” was only approved by 319 MPs — although Merz’s nominal majority in […]

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