STRATEGIC ALERT Service

Assessments on the strategic situation in the aftermath of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg were presented at the Sept. 9 Schiller Institute conference by many speakers, including the three of which we report a few highlights here: * A War Prevention Medicine. Professor Georgy Toloraya is a retired Russian Senior Diplomat and current Deputy Chairman of the Russian National Committee […]

On September 9, beginning 15.00 CET, the Schiller Institute will hold an international online conference on the theme: “Let us Join Hands with the Global Majority To Create a New Chapter in World History!” Please register for the event here. Simultaneous translation in French, German and Spanish will be available on Zoom for those who register. Please check the same […]

The fight for a just new world economic order has clearly escalated since the historic summit of the BRICS in Johannesburg, at which six new nations were invited to join as of Jan. 1, 2024, to form the BRICS+ (cf. SAS 34, 35/23). Some 20 other countries have applied for membership, and countless others are looking to this new constellation […]

The presidential election in Argentina, scheduled for Oct. 22, is shaping up as the first battleground between the newly-expanded BRICS-11 process, and the interests of the trans-Atlantic financial system whose domination is threatened by that same process. The plan is to shatter the Argentine economy through forced debt collection and capital flight, and in that way ensure the victory of […]

The level of panic among operatives of the City of London/British intelligence is reflected in an op-ed by Bronwen Maddox, the Director and CEO of the Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA), published in the Financial Times on Aug. 30. Under the headline “U.S. Allies Need to Wake Up to the Trump Question,” it points to the threat posed to […]

In the midst of the counteroffensive by Ukrainian forces, that has been universally recognized as a failure, President Zelenskyy finally fired his Defense Minister Reznikov and called for “new approaches”. His ousting, after weeks of corruption and mismanagement scandals, has once again drawn attention to the rampant corruption and in-fighting within the leadership in Kyiv. Strategically, it will likely have […]

Norbert Häring, a columnist at the German economic daily Handelsblatt and member of the “ECB Shadow Council” (a sort of ECB watch group of European economists), has exposed a nexus of guidelines instructing “climate journalists” how to push climate hoax propaganda. They are advised to avoid discussing topics with critics by using mass psychology methods and basically brainwashing the population. […]

On the eve of Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani’s visit to Beijing amidst speculation that Italy would pull out of the 2019 MoU on the “New Silk Road” with China, former Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi made the case for Italy-China cooperation to develop Africa. Prodi, who is also a former European Commission President, specifically called on the Italian government […]

The last decade of wars, financial crisis and the COVID 19 pandemic led to the suspension of many ambitious infrastructure projects in Africa. This is now changing, and is expected to gain even more impetus as the BRICS dynamic sweeps over the continent. Libya: The end of the Libyan civil war through a ceasefire and the ongoing political negotiations between […]