Schiller Institute Seminar: Stop the Murder of Afghanistan

On Jan. 17, the Schiller Institute organized an emergency webinar on the unspeakably tragic situation in Afghanistan, where 23 million people are threatened with starvation, while the Western powers, beginning with the United States, continue to block effective aid and reconstruction. The event was opened by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, who presented her initiative for saving lives, called “Operation Ibn Sina”. Other […]

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A Meltdown of the System Is Just around the Corner

It has now come out that what likely caused the near-meltdown of the financial system in September 2019, avoided only by the Fed “nationalization” of the repo market, was the blowout of a $2.7 billion credit derivative contract owned by insolvent tour operator Thomas Cook. The latter filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection on Sept. 16, triggering a general panic […]

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The German Government’s Illusions of “Energy Autarchy”

In his first speech in the Bundestag as Germany’s Economy and Climate Minister, Robert Habeck of the Greens confirmed his ideologically-driven agenda. In view of rising energy prices, he said, Germany must become less dependent on raw material imports, and to achieve this, renewable energies from wind and sun would have to be expanded much faster than planned. He blamed […]

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After the Failed Coup in Kazakhstan, Tokayev Takes on the “Billionaires”

Following the attempt to launch to launch a regime change operation in Kazakstan earlier this month, much more information has emerged on how the international operation worked (cf. SAS 2/22). Once the popular protests, originally directed against soaring gasoline prices, turned violent, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev quickly called on the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) to help quell the well-prepared […]

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Syria Joins the Belt and Road Initiative

At an event in Damascus last week, Syria announced its participation in the Belt and Road Initiative through a memorandum of understanding signed by Syrian Planning and International Cooperation Authority Chair Fadi al-Khalil and the Chinese Ambassador to Syria, Feng Biao. The agreement follows Xi Jinping’s phone call with Syrian President Assad in November, and Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s trip […]

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Relations between Russia and NATO Member Countries Reach a Decisive Point

This week began with the first of a dense schedule of strategic discussions between high-level officials of the Russian government and Western powers. Unfortunately, but not so surprisingly, during and after the U.S.-Russia meetings in Geneva on Jan. 10–11, concerning NATO expansion in Eastern Europe and the Ukraine crisis, the personal diplomacy between Presidents Biden and Putin which seemed to […]

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The RAND Corporation’s Six-Point Plan to “Over-Extend” Russia

In 2019, the RAND Corporation, which is a major component of the U.S. military-industrial complex, published a report titled Extending Russia: Competing from Advantageous Ground, which offers a sort of updated gameplan on how to destabilize and weaken Russia. The website Moon of Alabama devoted an article to the report on Jan. 6 in the context of the riots ongoing […]

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