Global Debt Hits Record High of $307 Trillion

A new study by the Institute of International Finance (IIF) reports that global debt has reached a new high of $307 trillion. However, this category leaves out financial derivatives, which are an estimated five times as much to be added to that sum, bringing the total outstanding financial aggregates to close to $2 quadrillion, according to EIR’s estimates. A Sept. […]

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Immigration: EU Manipulations vs. Real Solutions

Immigration is becoming the number one issue in the European Union, as the election campaign for the European Parliament gets underway. The strategy of the pro-atlanticist EU leadership seems to be that of polarizing factions between two false narratives and false “solutions”, so as to be able to control the result. Thus, given the increasing number of irregular migrants arriving […]

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The Cum-Ex Affair Comes Back to Haunt Germany’s Ruling Class

In addition to the numerous warnings about the de-industrialization of Germany, evidenced in the severe decline of the automotive, construction and chemical sectors, the future political stability of the country is increasingly called into question. The continuous erosion of the approval ratings of five of the six parties in the Bundestag, and the continuous rise of those for the sixth […]

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Anti-War Sentiments Emerging in U.S. Congress

From the beginning of the Biden administration’s commitment to participate in the proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, both parties in Congress have stuck to the narrative handed down to them by the “Military Industrial Complex”: Vladimir Putin’s actions were unprovoked and Ukraine is the test case for preserving democracy, therefore, the cost is worth it. The corollary, increasingly voiced, […]

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Elon Musk and Big Tech’s Integration into the War Machine

The media flap which emerged when Walter Isaacson’s biography of Elon Musk was excerpted in the Washington Post on Sept. 7 provoked significant reactions over what had actually happened. The excerpt claimed that Musk had “deactivated” the Starlink satellite system coverage of the Black Sea, which prevented a Ukrainian attack on Russia’s Black Sea fleet in September 2022. Musk later […]

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UNGA: Development Is the Remedy for Conflict

That the era of colonialism is finally coming to an end, as presented in the open letter to the United Nations General Assembly above, was expressed by a number of speakers from the Global South at this year’s gathering, in particular those from Africa. That gave a sense of optimism to the debates, which are traditionally quie formal. As Egypt’s […]

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G77 Summit Urges Reform of Global Financial Architecture and Access to Technology

The two-day summit of the G77+China in Havana ended Sept. 16 with the issuance of a final declaration on “Current Development Challenges: the Role of Science, Technology and Innovation”, which calls for the “comprehensive reform of the international financial architecture” and a “more inclusive and coordinated approach to global financial governance with greater emphasis on cooperation among countries.” In opening […]

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Economic Growth and Security: Why the West Can’t Win in Ukraine

During one session of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, President Putin also spoke of using “new physical principles” in weapons development. His comments were met with an eerie silence from the usual arrogant blabbermouths in the West who think they understand the Russian President. There was some gossip that he is hinting at developing “Super Weapons”. One anonymous source […]

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