Gaza, and the Battle for the Soul of Judaism

As the brutal siege of Gaza by Israel Defense Forces (IDF) continued through a second year, world opinion of the Netanyahu regime’s violence was nearly universally negative. The vast majority of the world’s population agreed that Israel was committing genocide against its Palestinian inhabitants. However, polls of Israeli citizens showed that the majority remained supportive of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s self-proclaimed […]

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Viewed from South Africa, “Nuclear Energy Is Not the Future, It’s the Now”

A refreshingly optimistic message came from Princy Mthombeni, the founder of “Africa4Nuclear” and South Africa’s voice for nuclear power, on Oct. 19. Earlier on the same day, the South African government had announced its new Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) for 2025, which modifies the previous plan to include significant development of nuclear energy in the country, in addition to other sources. […]

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Classical Education or Developing the Ability to Think, Not to Memorize Facts

Jose Vega is a 28 year-old independent candidate for U.S. Congress from the LaRouche movement, running in the Bronx, the poorest borough of New York City. His campaign, although small and operating on a shoestring budget, has generated growing excitement, as well as curiosity, among thinking constituents, especially younger layers of the population, who are challenged to fight for their […]

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Other Major Diplomatic Initiatives Are in the Making

The lengthy telephone discussion between Presidents Trump and Putin on Oct. 16, just three days after the ceasefire agreement on Gaza was signed, caught many political leaders and observers off guard. It was reported that another summit between the two would be held soon, likely in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss pressing issues in person, including bringing an end to the […]

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The Bering Strait Tunnel Would Revolutionize US-Russian Relations

Just as we were finishing our weekly newsletter on Oct. 22, EIR Washington (Executive Intelligence Review), was about to host an emergency international round table discussion on the strategic implications of the Bering Strait Tunnel project, which has been put front-and-center in U.S.-Russian relations by social media posts of Kremlin special envoy Kirill Dmitriev, and by Donald Trump’s comment in […]

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And What Can Be Said of the AI Bubble?

Surely, investments in Artificial Intelligence are safer, some would protest. In fact, it’s also on the verge of bursting, as noted by former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich in an article on Substack: “Shares of stock surrounding AI and its data centers account for an estimated 75% of the returns to America’s biggest corporations, 80% of earnings growth, and 90% […]

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Nord Stream Sabotage: the Cover-Up Goes On

On Oct. 17, the second suspect in the bombing of the Nord Stream pipelines was released in Poland, after a court ruling denying his extradition to Germany. This followed a similar decision by the Italian Court of Cassation regarding the first suspect, who was arrested in a resort near Rimini at the end of September (cf. SAS 35/25). The two […]

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