“Trumponomics”: Between Tariffs and Deregulation

The world has learned how to distinguish between Donald Trump’s provocative statements and what his policies actually turn out to be. One such case concerns trade tariffs, an issue that has led many to assume that a trade war would be unleashed, with unpredictable consequences for the global economy. So far, that has not materialized, but the U.S. administration is […]

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Valdimir Putin’s Offer of Cooperation to Trump

An offer for economic cooperation from Moscow undercuts the Ukrainian “rare earths” narrative and puts development in the forefront of the peace negotiations. In a long interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin given Feb. 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin offered the United States access to Russian rare earth mineral resources, which are much larger than those allegedly under Ukrainian soil. Referring […]

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Does Ukraine Actually Possess the Rare Earths the Trump Administration Is Attempting to Secure?

The Trump administration has proposed a deal requiring Ukraine to surrender half of its revenues from natural resources, including minerals, gas, and oil, as well as earnings from ports and infrastructure, as payback for aid and grants already provided and in exchange for potential U.S. economic support. However, the deal includes no security guarantees for Ukraine, despite Kyiv’s repeated request […]

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Egypt’s Plan to Rebuild Gaza in Three Years Could Dovetail with the Oasis Plan

President Trump’s deliberately provocative proposal to empty the Gaza Strip of its Palestinian population in order to turn their homeland into a “beautiful Riviera”, which would be directly controlled by the United States, sparked anger and indignation throughout the region, with the exception of Israel. Egypt and Jordan both rejected out of hand Trump’s demand that the Palestinian population be […]

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How a Free Europe Could Profit from the Tectonic Changes Underway

Although the annual Munich Security Conference (MSC) still claims to be a venue for an exchange of views among security policy decision-makers from around the world, over the years, it has become a blatant public relations event for NATO and for the interests of the Western military-industrial complex. The lack of dialogue has led to a situation in which the […]

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South Africa’s Naledi Pandor Welcomes the Schiller Institute’s “Oasis Plan” for the Middle East

Dr. Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (2019-2024), was the guest of honor of the International Peace Coalition’s online meeting on Feb. 14, devoted to “Ending the Cycle of Violence in the Middle East”. Ms. Pandor is internationally renowned for successfully bringing the case of Israeli genocide against the Palestinians before the International Court of […]

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Dare to Think Differently, in the Spirit of Mandela

During the intense discussion period of the Feb. 14 International Peace Coalition meeting, many questions were addressed to Dr. Pandor, including one of the underdevelopment of Africa. In her reply, she pointed out that the “Oasis Plan speaks to many issues of importance to the African continent. If you take the 17 priorities of Agenda 2063, the plan that we […]

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Tulsi Gabbard Tasked with Cleaning out the Secret Services

On Feb. 12, the nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence was confirmed in the full Senate in a 52-48 vote along strict party lines, with only Mitch McConnell dissenting and voting no from the Republicans. As we have reported, she will be in in charge of providing a daily intelligence briefing to the President informing him about […]

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