par Monica Moorehead

Des Minneapolitains ont appelé à un arrêt de travail le 23 janvier sur le thème «ICE hors du Minnesota / Un jour de vérité et de liberté : Pas de travail, pas d'école, pas de shopping». Qu'est-ce qui a conduit à cet appel au combat qui a résonné si largement à travers le pays ?

Depuis que le président Donald Trump a pris ses fonctions, son administration suprémaciste blanche a déclaré une guerre raciste et xénophobe aux migrants - de Los Angeles à Chicago en passant par New York.

par Raphaël Besliu

À Strasbourg, ce 21 janvier, les eurodéputés ont infligé un camouflet aux technocrates bruxellois. Par 334 voix contre 324, avec une poignée d'abstentions, ils ont voté la saisine de la Cour de justice de l'UE sur l'accord commercial avec le Mercosur.

Résultat : un gel de la ratification pour au moins deux ans, à peine quatre jours après la signature au Paraguay.

Le monde et nous

Une émission du Dr Jacky Cassou.

Invité : Jean-Michel Jacquemin Raffestin, journaliste et écrivain.

Thème : Climarnaque.

JM Jacquemin-Raffestin nous invite à sortir du «prêt à penser» que nous impose le narratif climato-politique.

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«Si vous êtes comme lui, un peu trop curieux sur certaines affaires de l'État, il va vous arriver les mêmes bricoles. Si nous acceptons ce qu'il s'est passé, il n'y aura aucune limite à l'arbitraire et aux abus de pouvoir».

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Brigitte Challande, 22 janvier 2026.- Entre les décombres, le pain et les cahiers, la vie continue de s'organiser dans les camps de déplacé.e.s : compte rendu du 21 Janvier.

« La vie dans la bande de Gaza ne se mesure plus en jours, mais à l'aune du « minimum vital » : un repas qui apaise la faim d'un enfant, un toit provisoire qui protège du froid nocturne, et un petit espace qui donne aux gens le sentiment qu'ils sont encore capables de continuer.

By Doug Casey
International Man 

January 23, 2026

Rousseau was perhaps the first to popularize the fiction now taught in civics classes about how government was created. It holds that men sat down together and rationally thought out the concept of government as a solution to problems that confronted them. The government of the United States was, however, the first to be formed in any way remotely like Rousseau's ideal.

By Murray N. Rothbard
Mises.org 

January 23, 2026

During the French and Indian War (1754-1763), Americans continued the great tradition of trading with the enemy, and even more readily than before. As in King George's War, Newport took the lead; other vital centers were New York and Philadelphia. The individualistic Rhode Islanders angrily turned Governor Stephen Hopkins out of office for embroiling Rhode Island in a "foreign" war between England and France.

By John J. Mearsheimer
John's Substack 

January 23, 2026

The mainstream media in the West is committed to portraying the protests in Iran as strictly an internal affair. The people of Iran, so the argument goes, spontaneously rose up against their government because they were in desperate straits due to their leaders' corruption and mismanagement of the economy, as well as their oppressive policies.

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org 

January 23, 2026

"Greenland is part of the war against Russia at sea." - John Helmer

John Helmer makes the point to Nima that in addition to, and perhaps more important than, the military confrontation with Russia and the West in Ukraine, Washington is conducting two other wars against Russia. One is a war to control Russian capital. The other is to control Greenland in order to control the passage in the Arctic.

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21 

January 23, 2026

The latest Substack from Sy Hersh is a doozy because it is rife with false claims and propaganda. I have known Sy for 45 years and consider him a dear friend. His latest article is an abomination and, in my opinion, represents a stain on his legacy. I feel like I'm watching a basketball legend who is still trying to play the game, but he can no longer run or shoot the basketball.

By Taki Theodoracopulos
Taki's Magazine 

January 23, 2026

When browsing the sports pages of the New York Post, a tabloid hard to find nowadays at even-harder-to-locate newsstands, I always read up on the tail end of some sports hero's interview. I said the tail end because the rest is too embarrassingly banal even for my 7-year-old grandson. The last question is always whom the star would like to have a dream dinner with.

By Eric Zuesse
Eric's Substack

January 23, 2026

On January 20th, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly, in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, broke Canada away from its till-now enslavement to the U.S. Government, and went way beyond saying a very firm "No!" to Trump's demand that Canada become another U.S. state. He explained why he said no, and he invited all of the world's "middle powers" (including the European nations) to organize together to turn this "No!" into an international movement of resistance against te U.S.

SchiffGold.com 

January 23, 2026

Earlier this week, Peter appeared on international news channel France 24 to discuss President Trump's latest protectionist moves. Peter warns that the administration's tariff push is doing real damage at home while exposing deeper fiscal and monetary fractures. He connects the tariff fight to battles over the Fed and a growing flight into gold and silver as inve

By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter

January 23, 2026

The end of IMEC might result in an Emirati-Indian-Israeli bloc formed in opposition to the emerging Saudi-Pakistani-Turkish one.

The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), which was envisaged as a game-changing geo-economic megaproject when it was announced in September 2023 at the G20 Summit in Delhi, was abruptly frozen by the Gaza War that broke out a month later and the West Asian War that followed.

Pope Leo is earnest about working for unity within the Church. But can he achieve it by simply dialoguing with all sides?

By Eric Sammons
Crisis Magazine

January 23, 2026

It's been a little more than eight months since Cardinal Robert Prevost was elevated to Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church, and he's still a mystery. There's more we don't know about him than we do know. We can all speculate about how his pontificate will play out, but ultimately we need to realize that no one other than the Holy Spirit really knows (I suspect Pope Leo himself doesn't know!).