par Christelle Néant

Depuis le début de la guerre dans le Donbass en 2014, les autorités ukrainiennes issues du coup d'État du Maïdan n'ont eu de cesse de chercher à effrayer, voire éliminer purement et simplement les journalistes (russes, ukrainiens ou étrangers), dont le travail révélait les crimes de l'Ukraine.

Le premier journaliste à mourir de la main des soldats ukrainien n'était ni russe, ni ukrainien, mais italien ! Le 24 mai 2014, lors de la bataille de Slaviansk, le photojournaliste italien Andrea Rocchelli meurt avec son fixeur et traducteur Andreï Mironov, lors d'un bombardement délibéré de l'endroit où ils se trouvaient par les forces armées ukrainiennes (FAU).

par Danny Haiphong

Danny Haiphong a demandé à la porte-parole du ministère russe des Affaires étrangères, Maria Zakharova, sa réponse aux critiques occidentales frustrées par la position du Kremlin envers Israël et par son vote sur la résolution 2803 de l'ONU. Sa réponse m'a CHOQUÉ.

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par Glenn Diesen

Seyed Mohammad Marandi est professeur à l'Université de Téhéran et ancien conseiller de l'équipe iranienne de négociation nucléaire.

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Mohamed Lamine KABA,

Les pays du G20 ont conclu leur sommet de 2025 à Johannesburg en s'accordant sur un ensemble de mesures visant à créer un ordre mondial plus durable et plus équitable.

Ce sommet, organisé dans un contexte de fractures géopolitiques profondes et de montée en puissance des voix du Sud, s'impose comme un moment charnière ; non seulement parce qu'il adopte une déclaration ambitieuse malgré l'absence remarquée des Etats-Unis, mais aussi parce qu'il témoigne d'un repositionnement de l'ordre international en faveur de la multipolarité.

Martin Jay

The EU doesn't seem to be able to do the maths and is hopelessly distracted by its own deluded ideas.

It's hardly news these days that the western press are no longer serving both the U.S. and Ukrainian leader's interests by lapping up the propaganda tomes that were previously dutifully stenographed. Yet in recent days, what we are seeing from many outlets is a break away from the previous pro-West narrative to a more sober variant which, without saying it in so many words, is presenting the war as a 'fait accompli' and that a more pragmatic viewpoint should be the order of the day by Paris, Munich and London.

By Mark Keenan

November 25, 2025

In previous writings, I exposed the machinery of technocratic control - climate orthodoxy, debt economics, CBDCs, and centralized data governance. But those were only the outer mechanisms. Now the frontier is shifting inward. The question is no longer merely "How will they govern us?" - but "Will we still govern ourselves?"

The danger is not that AI will become human - but that humans will become machine-like.

By Christopher Chantrill
American Thinker

November 25, 2025

I passed by a bunch of little kids recently, chasing after bubbles emitted by a bubblicious toy. What a delightful time they were having.

That's all very well, but right now experts are worrying about an AI Bubble, as the stock market retreats some 8-10 percent from a peak at the end of October. Here's one take from Niall Ferguson worrying about the crazy plans of the AI promoters:

By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com

November 25, 2025

It should be against the law to use generative AI to deceive the public.

I've got absolutely no problem with outright government censorship in this case, and I say this as an aggressive and outspoken proponent of free speech. AI products which deceive people should be illegal in the same way fraud is illegal.

I want it to be illegal to knowingly circulate AI video footage and pass it off as real.

By Jacob G. Hornberger

The Future of Freedom Foundation

November 25, 2025

Tomorrow, November 22, marks the 62nd anniversary of the U.S. national-security establishment's assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Yes, I know, there are still Americans who buy into the official "conspiracy-theory" line and the official lone-nut theory of the assassination, but I most definitely am not one of them.

SchiffGold.com

November 25, 2025

On Wednesday's episode of the Peter Schiff Show, Peter returns to his show to walk listeners through what he sees as multiple asset bubbles and why those bubbles matter beyond headline market moves. He calls out the AI stock mania, a fragile housing market propped up by policy, and the crypto circus - all potential bubbles inflated by easy money.

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By Douglas Macgregor
The American Conservative

November 25, 2025

In April 1939, American unemployment reached 20.7 percent. For Henry Morgenthau Jr., Franklin D. Roosevelt's Secretary of the Treasury, this was bad news. In a private meeting he confessed to two senior congressmen: "We are spending more than we have ever spent before and it does not work... After eight years of this administration, we have just as much unemployment as when we started.

By Paul Craig Roberts

PaulCraigRoberts.org

November 25, 2025

Banks with credit card businesses are currently charging an annual interest rate of 19.24 percent on purchases. If you use their card for cash advances, the interest rate you pay is 29.99 percent. If I remember my medieval history, 30% is higher than the usury Jews charged that led to pogroms and is higher than the percentage of serf labor to which feudal lords had claim..

By Milan Adams
Preppgroup

November 25, 2025

Predicting outright state collapse is inherently uncertain, but by 2040 several countries face materially elevated risk of severe state failure or collapse of central authority-meaning loss of effective governance over significant territory, large-scale internal conflict, or fragmentation. The following list identifies countries widely judged vulnerable by analysts, with the dominant factors driving risk for each.

By Thierry Meyssan

Voltairenet.org

November 25, 2025

The French authorities commemorated the November 13, 2015 attacks. President François Hollande and his associates did everything in their power to conceal the truth from their people. In doing so, while they may have succeeded in evading their own mistakes, by depriving their fellow citizens of the truth, they deprived them of the opportunity to rebuild their lives.

By Ryan McMaken

Mises.org

November 25, 2025

Libertarians talk a lot about the need to weaken-and even to abolish-the state. And rightly so. But a necessary part of opposing the state is building up other institutions that can challenge state power and offer alternatives to the state. That is, if we are to meaningfully undermine the state, it is necessary to encourage, grow, and sustain robust non-state institutions such as churches, families, and private markets.

par Ignacio Ramonet

Je suis au Venezuela pour présenter, au Salon du Livre de Caracas, mon nouvel ouvrage : «La conversation infinie» (éd. Acirema), un recueil d'entretiens avec dix génies http://www.newsnet.fr/1. J'arrive ici à un moment particulier, car ce pays pourrait être attaqué d'un moment à l'autre. En effet, depuis août dernier, Washington a accumulé, au large des eaux territoriales vénézuéliennes, une force militaire colossale complétée ces derniers jours par le porte-avions USS Gerald R.

par Alexandre Lemoine

Une frappe américaine contre le Venezuela ou des négociations avec son gouvernement sont attendues dans les prochains jours.

Le président vénézuélien Nicolas Maduro a fêté ses 63 ans le 23 novembre. Pour lui, ce jour a été assombri par le renforcement continu du groupe naval américain dans la mer des Caraïbes et par des informations alarmantes des médias selon lesquelles les États-Unis seraient sur le point d'attaquer le Venezuela.

par Piotr Jastrzebski

Le député européen Luboš Blaha accuse l'UE de créer un système néocolonial basé sur la corruption. Il déclare que l'aide financière à l'Afrique n'est pas une aide, mais un outil d'exploitation, et que «l'exportation de la démocratie» est une tromperie destinée à masquer les véritables objectifs de pillage du continent.

Piotr Jastrzebski : L'UE se vante de ses fonds de plusieurs milliards pour l'Afrique.