Egyptian Diplomat Proposes New Security Architecture for Southwest Asia

Mohamed Abdel Hamid Ibrahim Hegazy, the former Assistant Foreign Minister of Egypt, has written a major proposal for a long term basis for peace in the Middle East, aspects of which resonate with the extended Oasis Plan proposed by the Schiller Institute. In Egypt’s Ahram Online June 12, Mohamed Hegazy calls for a “framework for collective security and cooperation” for […]

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Algeria Conducting “Infrastructure Diplomacy” with Sahel States

Algeria’s President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has been carrying out “infrastructure diplomacy” with the Sub-Saharan states of the Alliance of Sahel States (Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso) as well as the non member state of Chad. The aim of the initiative is to integrate Algeria and other North African countries, including Tunisia and Libya, with their landlocked neighbors. The policy is supported by […]

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Pope Leo Addresses Cultural and Technological Challenges

Following his visit to Africa (cf. SAS 17/26), Pope Leo XIV just completed a visit to Spain, where he had a profound impact on the population. We quote below from a preliminary statement that Helga Zepp-LaRouche gave us on June 16. “Of all the important and urgent speeches delivered in recent times by politicians and experts from many countries with […]

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The Days Of The Financial System Are Numbered

The recognition that time is running out for the Western financial system has grown significantly in the last weeks, especially among the emerging Global Majority (aka Global South), which is abandoning the US dollar as reserve and trade currency, but also among transatlantic financial circles, which see how the magic recipes of the Trump administration wiz kids are failing miserably. […]

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EU and German Government Escalate Clash with Russia

In response to an official query from Linke member of the Bundestag Soeren Pellmann about German support for deep-strike weapons used by Ukraine against Russia, the Foreign Ministry declared that it generally considers Ukrainian attacks on the Russian hinterland to be justified by “Ukraine’s right to self-defense under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter”. Accordingly, Ukraine is not required […]

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Germany’s Defeat at the UN Opens an Opportunity for Change

Germany failed to secure a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council in a vote of the General Assembly on June 3. For the two temporary seats to be filled by Western Europe, Portugal received 134 votes, Austria received 131, and Germany only 104. While the vote was by secret ballot, it is known that many countries of the Global […]

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EIR Interview with Seyed Mohammad Marandi of Iran

Dr. Seyed Mohammad Marandi, an unofficial spokesman for the Islamic Republic of Iran, spoke with Harley Schlanger of Executive Intelligence Review (EIR) on June 5, providing a western audience with a clear and eloquent view of the war against Iran from a different perspective than what is usually allowed to appear in the media. Though not an official spokesman, he […]

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