France: A Government with a Very Short Shelf-Life

After just three months in power, the French government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier collapsed in early December, to be replaced a few weeks later by a new one, which may be just as short-lived. New Prime Minister François Bayrou, a pliable centrist, has been around for decades in French politics, and prominent members of his government are just as […]

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Germany Still Trapped in “Green” Ideology

As Germany prepares for early elections on Feb. 23, one thing is clear: none of the main political parties has a program that could provide a solution to the economic and political problems facing the country. As long as the main problem — Green ideology — is not addressed, their campaign promises are but empty words. The migration problem cannot […]

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Would You Rather Play Tennis or Dance the Tango?

That question, applied metaphorically to international relations, was posed by Michele Geraci, Economics Professor in Shanghai and former Undersecretary of State in the Italian Ministry of Ecconomic Development, at the Schiller Institute conference of December 7-8, who also brought up Lyndon LaRouche’s concept of a world landbridge. “In the realm of international relations, the West takes a zero-sum game approach, […]

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Call for a Christmas Mobilization for Ceasefires and Peace

In the last few weeks they still have in power, the team running the Biden Administration is working overtime to stoke conflict and color revolutions throughout the globe – all in a futile effort to maintain control over an illusory unipolar world and its bankrupt financial system. Just last week, the White House announced a new, classified national security memorandum, […]

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