When German “Peace” Prizes Go to American Warmongers 

On October 18, during U.S. President Joe Biden’s last visit to Germany, before leaving the White House, he received the highest honor bestowed by the German state, namely the “Grand Cross of Special Class of the Order of Merit” for his “outstanding merit” in favor of U.S.-German relations. While many observers were puzzled over what his “merit” might have been, […]

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Prominent Internal Opposition to the German CDU’s Militaristic Stance

To deliver a strong message on German Unity Day, at least 25,000 people gathered in Berlin on Oct. 3 for a major peace rally, with the participation of many organizations from both the traditional “left” and “right”, including the Civil Rights Movement Solidarity (Büso). Among the most prominent speakers were Sahra Wagenknecht, founder of the new BSW party, Peter Gauweiler […]

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SpaceX Logs Another First in Space Travel

Achieving another first for humanity, SpaceX on Oct. 13 recovered intact the entire first stage of its massive Starship rocket at its original launchpad in Boca Chica, Texas. The accomplishment was immediately hailed by NASA Director Bill Nelson, who offered his congratulations, adding that “continued testing will prepare us for the bold missions that lie ahead — including traveling to the […]

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Israeli NGOs Warn the World: Act Now or Be Complicit in Mass Starvation

Four Israeli human rights NGOs, that call themselves “the Israeli ceasefire coalition”, have “called on the international community to take action now to prevent Israel from forcibly transferring hundreds of thousands of Palestinians” out of Northern Gaza through a siege involving cutting off all food, water, and fuel. The statement was signed by B’Tselem (the Israeli Information Center for Human […]

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Scott Ritter Warns: “You Should Be Very Afraid”

The 71st consecutive weekly Zoom call dialogue of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) Oct. 11 was a sobering experience for participants, and for all who have viewed the presentation by Scott Ritter on the danger of a nuclear war provoked by Israel’s attacks on Lebanon. Ritter, a well-respected former UN weapons inspector, spoke after Helga Zepp-LaRouche, who had initiated the […]

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An International Concert/Rally for Peace on Oct. 26 in New York City

The campaigns of independent candidates Diane Sare for Senate and Jose Vega for Congress, both from New York State, will present an extraordinary program for peace at an indoor rally and concert on Oct. 26, at 8 pm CET (2 pm EDT), featuring speakers such as Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, Garland Nixon and Ray McGovern, as well as numerous classical music contributions. The […]

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Iran Strengthens Relations with Russia and the BRICS

The credibility of the United States Administration has been severely damaged by its inability or unwillingness to pressure the Israeli government into accepting a ceasefire. The danger of the expansion of war from Palestine to Lebanon and then to Syria, Iraq and Iran, has become real. While Israel has delayed its retaliation to Iran’s missile attack of Oct. 1, reportedly […]

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Prime Minister Orbán Accuses EU of Plotting Regime Change in Hungary

Following the verbal assault against him at the European Parliament on Oct. 9 (cf. below), Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accused EU leaders of plotting a regime change in his country. “The EU Commission and EPP (European People’s Party) Group leaders, von der Leyen and Manfred Weber, are attempting to oust Hungary’s sovereign government,” the Prime Minister’s spokesman Zoltan Kovacs […]

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Eurocrats vs. Orbàn: Those Who Go to Collect Wool Get Shorn

In his opening speech to the European Parliament on Oct. 9, Viktor Orbán highlighted competitiveness as a key issue for Hungary’s Presidency, pointing to energy prices as a key obstacle. “As a result of moving away from Russian energy sources, the EU has lost significant GDP growth,” he said. “We should not fall into the illusion that the green transition […]

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