Behind Oracle’s Takeover of TikTok

Following his poorly-received rant on Sept. 26 before a nearly-empty auditorium at the UN General Assembly session seeking an end to Israeli genocide against Palestinians, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu retreated to a more friendly venue. Speaking to pro-Israel “influencers” at Israel’s New York City consulate, aware of their concerns over the dramatic loss of support for Israel among Americans, he […]

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Underlying the Process of Mass Demonstrations in Europe

As we write, negotiations in Cairo on a potential ceasefire agreement in Gaza have just concluded the second day of what is expected to be a long process. While the intentions of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and his co-belligerents are well-known, the Trump administration continues to insist that a mutually-acceptable resolution is possible. Eight Arab and Muslim-majority countries released a […]

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The Everything Bubble Is Doomed

In recent weeks, financial media outlets have increasingly warned of an imminent bursting of the speculative bubble and a crisis similar to that of 2008. As the sensitive date of Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year in the U.S., drew near, with the fear of distressed situations in major financial institutions, the tones of the traders became shriller. […]

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Gaza: A Window of Opportunity for the Oasis Plan

This week marks the second anniversary of the attack on Israel by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, and the taking of hostages, a number of whom remain in captivity today. While many questions on the how and the why of that attack remain unanswered to this day, the Israeli assault on Gaza and increasingly on the West Bank continues, and […]

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Is Russia Really Preparing for War against Europe?

During the meetings of EU leaders in Copenhagen on Oct. 1-2, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán posted that the proposals “clearly show that the Brusselians want to go to war”. Whatever one might think of Orbán’s policy, he is on the mark with this remark. Among the usual Russia-bashing, it was discussed to accelerate the arms build-up, to give more […]

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Drones: the Latest Pretext for Europe to Remilitarize

Faced with substantial opposition to its war-mongering against Russia among the populations of member countries, NATO is under constant pressure to justify its very costly plans, with reports about acute Russian preparations for an attack on the West. Nonetheless, the Russian-Belarussian exercise Zapad 2025 in September, portrayed by NATO radicals as live preparation for such an attack, concluded with no […]

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Czech Elections: No Cause for Celebration in Brussels

A massive campaign both inside and outside the Czech Republic by the pro-EU/anti-Russian camp against the ANO party, demonizing it as a Russian Trojan Horse, has failed. In the Oct. 6 parliamentary elections, ANO received just under 35% of the votes. This marks a spectacular comeback for party chairman and former Prime Minister (2017-2021) Andrej Babis, after spending four years […]

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