Germany: A Slight Opening in Favor of Talks with Russia

When it was announced on May 4 that the U.S. would not station new missiles in Germany, senior German Social Democrat Rolf Mützenich welcomed the move and proposed that talks begin with Russia on the withdrawal of its missiles from Kaliningrad and Belarus, as a step towards de-escalation. He detailed his view in an article published May 7 by the […]

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Keir Starmer’s Labour Party Hit with Historic Losses

The thrashing delivered to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Labour Party in the May 7 local council elections was worse than anticipated, according to party insiders. There are many calls from within Labour circles, including from some 30 MPs, for Starmer to resign, but he claims that his role is indispensable, including strategically! While the big winner was […]

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Donald Trump and Lula Da Silva Agree, Their Meeting “Went Well”

The first working meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Lula da Silva finally took place at the White House on May 7. Both Presidents expressed their satisfaction and exchanged compliments after their three hour meeting, but no joint press conference was held. Clearly, disagreements remain, but working groups have been set up to try and resolve them. […]

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The War on Iran and the End of an Era

Amid all the uncertainties about how the conflict between the United States and Iran will develop, one thing seems certain: the “unipolar world” dominated by the Anglo-American alliance is over. This unprovoked war of aggression against Iran, pushed by a crazed Israeli regime, may well turn out to be greatest strategic disaster of the United States in recent decades, and […]

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What Will Finally Trigger the Blow-Out of the Financial System?

The global “everything bubble” is ripe for explosion, the only uncertainty being when it will happen and what the trigger will be: the private credit bubble, the crypto bubble, the AI bubble, U.S. government debt, or the oil crisis? Or a combination of some of them? * The oil crisis. Darren Woods, CEO of the largest Western oil company ExxonMobil […]

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The Real Cost of This War

Pentagon acting comptroller Jay Hurst told the U.S. Congress on April 29 that the first 60 days of the war against Iran had cost the American people about $25 billion. But this staggering figure only applies to U.S. munitions and operations, explicitly excluding, for example, the damage to U.S. bases. The actual cost for the globe is orders of magnitude […]

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The American System Is NOT the British System

As King Charles ended his four day visit to United States on April 30 aimed at consolidating the “250-year special relationship” of the United States and the United Kingdom, independent presidential candidate Diane Sare commented that the reception he had received at the White House and the Congress, as well as the media comments, indicated “how few Americans have any […]

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Growing Resistance in the Global South to Piracy

Donald Trump’s campaign commitments not to engage in forever wars, and to help put an end to long-standing international conflicts have been irreparably broken, at the latest since the outbreak of the illegal U.S.-Israel war against Iran. As if to underline his disregard for international law, not to mention his disconnect from reality, Trump asserted gleefully on May 1, that […]

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