Author: Christine Schier

As the trans-Atlantic nations sink ever deeper into the quagmire of permanent war and regime change, China has emerged as a key player in diplomatic efforts to put an end to conflicts raging around the world. This has inspired many others outside the West to join in the process. Just last week, after three days of intense talks in Beijing […]

China’s Special Envoy for Eurasian affairs, Li Hui, is visiting Brazil, South Africa and Indonesia for consultations on Beijing’s plan for achieving an end to the war in Ukraine. All three countries have actively sought on their own to facilitate negotiations on the issue. With Brazil, where Li Hui arrived on July 28, Beijing had forged a joint peace initiative […]

Schiller Institute President Helga Zepp-LaRouche was a guest speaker at a July 27 panel on “The Ghost of Sovereignism Is Once Again Haunting Europe”, which was part of the three-day “Forum of Italian Independence” that took place in Orvieto, Italy, July 26-28. On the panel with Mrs. LaRouche were Francesco Toscano, president of Democrazia Sovrana e Popolare, German MP Mathias […]

In answer to a question at the Orvieto Forum, Helga Zepp-LaRouche raised the means to reverse the current decline of Europe. “So, what is the way out? The way out is that we have to think completely differently. If we stick to normal party politics, or normal procedures, I don’t think there is a way out. But we need to […]

Much has been written and said about the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris which shocked many throughout the world for its depravity, even some among the jaded population of Western Europe. The contrast with the notion of a cultural renaissance evoked at the same time by Helga Zepp-LaRouche could hardly be greater (cf. above). We will just […]

At a ceremony in Romania on July 27, the Hungarian Prime Minister raised some remarkable points, which will hopefully be read and reflected upon by other European leaders. While one may strongly object to Viktor Orbán’s positions on a number of other issues, on the points brought up here, he shows more insight than his European counterparts. Speaking at the […]

According to the meager official information available, the visit of new British Defense Minister John Healey to Berlin for talks with his German counterpart Boris Pistorius involved discussion on “intensified defense cooperation”, and an agreement the exact contents of which were not disclosed. According to the Times, it includes the development of long-range, precision strike missiles with a range of […]

Some of our American colleagues have compared the disgusting speech given by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to the U.S. Congress on July 24 to a “bizarre style Nuremberg rally”. But even more disgusting than the outright lies and calls to war of the Prime Minister, was the reaction of the Senators and Representatives gathered there, who gave him up to […]

Africa has created its own Energy Bank to finance hydrocarbon development on the continent, and make up for the credit denied by Western financial institutions as part of the global transition out of hydrocarbons. First proposed by the African Petroleum Producers Organization (APPO) in May 2022, the charter of the Africa Energy Bank was just signed in June of this […]

The world has been hit with a series of political shocks over the past two weeks, coming out of the United States. Just two days after NATO concluded its summit in Washington, D.C., recommitting to the policy of “permanent war”, presidential candidate Donald Trump escaped an assassination attempt by a hair’s breadth on July 13, raising serious questions as to […]