Farming Sector Up in Arms Europe-Wide

The farmer protest movement has expanded from Germany to France, the largest agricultural producer in the EU, and to Italy, the third largest. Demands in all three countries are similar: a reduction of taxes on farm fuel, fewer regulations and, in general, a reversal of the “Green Deal”. For over a week now, farmers in southwest France, near Toulouse, have […]

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“2024 and 2074: A New Paradigm for the Next Fifty Years”

An extraordinary international dialogue with youth under the above title was organized on Jan. 20 by the Schiller Institute. The three-hour discussion was held with a live audience in New York City together with online participants, many of them in groups, from around the world. At least 20 countries, representing all continents, were represented, from China to Afghanistan to Chile. […]

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Despite Its Growing Isolation, NATO Escalates War Plans

As the power structures of the West and of NATO are increasingly discredited and rejected throughout the world, these same forces are attempting to save their system by maintaining and escalating tensions. Although all honest observers recognize that Ukraine cannot win the war against Russia, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made a PR trip to Kyiv last week, to promise […]

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South Africa’s Case on Israeli Genocide

On Jan. 11 at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, South Africa presented a blistering case documenting the violations by the State of Israel of the Genocide Convention, and demanding a response from that Court, and from the world. It represents an historic day, marking a change in world paradigm, as a nation of the Global South has […]

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Opposition to Gaza Policy on the Rise in Washington

Middle East Eye reported last weeked that opposition among members of the White House staff and staffers in Congress to the Biden Administration’s Palestine policy has reached “the boiling point”. That assessment is based on discussions with protesters in both the Republican and Democratic parties. There have been few resignations until now, as most feel they will have more influence […]

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European Economies Hit by the Red Sea and Suez Crisis

The disproportion between the actual security threat posed by the Houthis and the disruption in the world economy caused by the Red Sea crisis raises the question of whether we are witnessing another version of the “Nord Stream” tactics. As in the case of the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, which was blown up with the complicity of […]

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“No, There Is a Limit to the Tyrant’s Power!”

A leaflet written by Helga Zepp-LaRouche for distribution at the massive farmer protests in Germany begins by quoting the famous Rütli Oath from Friedrich Schiller’s Wilhelm Tell, in which the people vow to fight against oppression and for their inalienable rights. She goes on to praise the farmers today for “opposing the arbitrariness and incompetence” of the current policy and […]

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German Farmer Protests Must Lead to Reversal of EU Agricultural Policy

Over 5,000 tractors rolled into Berlin on Jan. 15, culminating an unprecedented “week of action” by German farmers (cf. SAS 2/24). The leadership of the National Farmers Association DBV seems to believe that a dialogue with the government will now replace the tractorcades and other forms of protest. Many of the farmers themselves do not agree, in particular those supporting […]

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Ukraine: London Leads the Anti-Russia Pack

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak touts himself on being the staunchest supporter in the West of President Zelenskyy and his regime. Thus, when he was in Kiev on Jan. 12, he promised the Ukrainian President all he wanted, and then some. The two leaders signed a “historic” security cooperation agreement: “The totemic agreement is intended to be the first step […]

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