Banking Collapse: From Too Big To Fail to… Even Bigger

On May 1st, the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced that it had struck a deal with JPMorgan Chase for the latter to take over the deposits and assets of the failing First Republic Bank. The FRB is the latest shoe to drop in the collection of victims of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policies. In the first quarter, it […]

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Bank Separation: Switzerland Gets a Second Chance

Magdalena Martullo-Blocher, the daughter of SPP founder and herself a member of Parliament, reminded the news portal Watson (April 29) that the bank separation system proposed by the SPP and the left in 2009, after the state bailout of UBS would have prevented the Credit Suisse (CS) debacle. “The riskier part of a bank could have gone bankrupt separately”, she […]

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The Anglo-American Funding Behind German Energy Policy

Opposition to the Green party’s policies in Germany is growing in strength and boldness. The plan of Economy Minister Robert Habeck to force millions of private households who now have heating systems based on gas and oil to switch to heat pump systems has set off such a storm of protest that even the otherwise pro-Green mainstream media have been […]

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LaRouche Organizer Roasts Editors of Major News Outlets

The video has gone viral, with well over 15 million views within just 48 hours. It shows the intervention of Jose Vega, a young activist of the LaRouche Organization, at an April 25 event in New York City titled “Building a Democratic Press”, where he exposed the hypocrisy of the world’s leading newspaper editors, four of whom were present on […]

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African Diplomacy, Backed by China, Brings Peace to Ethiopia

The policy of African solutions for Africa problems, fully supported by China, has put an end to the bitter civil war between the Ethiopian central government and the ruling Prosperity Party on the one side, and the regional state of Tigray and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front on the other. As for the United States and the European Union, they […]

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How the “Chinese Model of Development” Applies to Developing Nations

Conventional economic theory in the West “has not been able to provide any coherent explanation for the rapid rise of China”, asserted Professor Wen Yi, a macroeconomist and former senior researcher at the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States, during Panel I of the Schiller Institute online conference on April 15 (cf. SAS 16, 17-23). He then proceeded to […]

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NATO Threatens, But Not from a Position of Strength

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, during his visit to Kyiv April 20, assured President Zelenskyy that Ukraine would be welcomed into NATO at some point. But he may be promising more than he can deliver, given the growing opposition in the alliance’s member states to the west’s proxy war against Russia. On the same occasion, the Secretary General confirmed that […]

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Admits Washington’s Policy Has Failed

Is U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen regretting her decision to steal over 300 billion dollars of Russian assets at the onset of the war in Ukraine? As we reported earlier, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen deployed then Prime Minister of Italy Mario Draghi to practice his “wizardry” on Yellen at the time, and he did convince her to […]

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The Dollar System in Stunning Decline

The rapid emergence of new economic centers of power worldwide has not gone unnoticed by the President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde. In remarks in New York to the Council of Foreign Relations on April 17, she acknowledged that the weaponization of the dollar and Washington’s use of sanctions have played no small part in moving countries away […]

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