To Defend Democracy, Free Julian Assange!

A de facto death sentence is still hanging over the head of Julian Assange, if he is effectively extradited from the United Kingdom to the United States, where he faces up to 175 years in prison if convicted. The Wikileaks founder and former publisher is accused of “espionage” for publishing classified documents on the war crimes committed by the U.S. […]

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At Davos, the Ominous Symbosis between Global NATO and Finances

The linkage between NATO’s permanent war strategy and its role in enforcing global austerity, as the “unipolar order” is facing its most profound crisis, was made explicit at last week’s World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. In fact, it was stated directly by Canada’s Deputy PM and Finance Minister, Chrystia Freeland, who also serves on the Board of Trustees of […]

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Kiev Regime Shakier than Ever, as Losses Reach Staggering Levels

Following the tragic death of over 40 residents of an apartment building in Dnipro, on Jan.14, mainstream Western media immediately went into high gear, blaming the “atrocity” on Russia. From Ukraine to Washington, over-emotional calls were heard for the delivery of more and more sophisticated weapons to the Kiev regime to stop the wanton attacks on innocent civilians. A few […]

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Asia and Africa Become a Lifeline for German Industry

The German industrial giant Siemens has just signed a €3 billion contract to build no less than 1,200 electric locomotives for Indian Railways. This is the company’s largest locomotive contract ever. At the same time, it was announced that DMG Mori, a German machine tool company, is about to finish a €400 million state of the art plant for the […]

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China Responds to Washington’s Sanctions with a Huge Boost in Investment and Technology

Faced with a hostile international environment, Chinese leaders have taken a sound approach to ensuring economic growth. They have decided to increase investments in major infrastructure and industrial projects to activate private capital, create jobs and boost consumption. According to Global Times, fixed-asset investments rose by 5.1% in 2022, and infrastructure investment by 9.4%. One major project involves building up […]

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SI Conference: The Age of Reason or the Annihilation of Humanity?

Invitation to the online Schiller Institute Conference, February 4, 2023, from 10 am to 5 pm CET To register for the conference (and translation) and for more information, go to https://schillerinstitute.nationbuilder.com/conference_20230204 We are in an epochal change, but a very different one than that about which Chancellor Scholz of Germany has been talking. We are at the end of the […]

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Global NATO Goes for War, But Fails to Rally the World

On Jan. 20, the Global NATO apparatus will be meeting at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, to discuss how to further their task of enforcing the “unipolar world order”. This will be the third meeting of the “Ukraine Defense Contact Group” since their first gathering in April, 2022, which opened the floodgates to a massive buildup of NATO arms and activity […]

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Davos: Despite its Failure, More of the Same Old Insanity

The annual World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting started on Jan. 16 in Davos and, as expected, “billionaires came to tell millionaires how the middle class feels”, as banker Jamie Dimon put it. Those billionaires, unsurprisingly, have become richer, while the rest of the world has become poorer. The proof that money does not bring wisdom is that, according to the […]

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Who Authorized EU to Form a Partnership with NATO?

On Jan. 10, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, European Council President Charles Michel and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg signed a joint EU-NATO declaration in Brussels, which represents a huge step toward subordinating the former to the global military alliance. It instructs all 27 EU member countries to ensure “the fullest possible involvement” with the Alliance’s initiatives. The […]

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