Mohammed ibn Fayçal al-Rachid,
Alors que l'Occident collectif, mené par les États-Unis, cherche hystériquement des « menaces nucléaires iraniennes » inexistantes, il existe au Moyen-Orient depuis plus d'un demi-siècle une puissance nucléaire réelle, extrêmement dangereuse et totalement incontrôlée: Israël.
Plus d'une décennie et demie s'est écoulée depuis que la communauté internationale a sonné l'alarme pour la première fois sur les tendances inquiétantes de la politique mondiale.
par le Dr. Eloi Bandia Keita
1. Contexte historique et institutionnel
L'Alliance des États du Sahel (AES) - ou Confédération des États du Sahel - regroupe le Mali, le Burkina Faso et le Niger. Elle est née du Traité constitutif signé à Niamey le 6 juillet 2024, qui forme une confédération politique et institutionnelle entre ces trois États sahéliens. (Afrique Media)
par Amar Djerrad
Les relations entre l'Algérie et la France sont entachées de désaccords qui semblent irréconciliables, principalement en raison de questions de souveraineté algérienne. En menant de front divers objectifs souvent contradictoires, parfois dénués de cohérence, en Afrique et ailleurs, sans réelle coordination ni respect pour ses partenaires, la France se retrouve dans une impasse.
Daniele Lanza
L'Ucraina può davvero ancora vincere la guerra contro la Russia o si tratta solo di una bella favola dei media occidentali che anticipa l'inevitabile sconfitta?
Una delle maggiori mistificazioni della narrazione del conflitto russo-ucraino degli ultimi 4 anni (tra le innumerevoli) che si ricorderà è quella che riguarda l'interpretazione basilare della tattica utilizzata, dei movimenti del fronte come vengono riportati dai notiziari.
Brigitte Challande, 24 décembre 2025. Le 23 décembre, Abu Amir nous envoie cet article d'ironie politique subtile : Gaza sur la table de relaxation.
« À une époque où les tragédies humaines se mesurent au nombre de communiqués publiés à leur sujet plutôt qu'au nombre de leurs victimes, il n'est guère surprenant qu'une rencontre politique « importante » soit annoncée pour la fin décembre. Une rencontre censée aborder l'une des catastrophes les plus sanglantes du XXIᵉ siècle, mais dans un lieu parfaitement adapté à la légèreté du sujet : un complexe touristique de luxe sur les côtes de la Floride.
By Doug Casey
International Man
December 25, 2025
International Man: What do you see as the single most important thing that people should prepare for in 2026?
Doug Casey: Strauss and Howe asked that question in their book, The Fourth Turning. We're at a major turning point in the U.S.
I've felt for years that the U.S. was heading toward something like a civil war. It could be as serious as the unpleasantness of the 1860s, just different.
By Ron Unz
The Unz Review
December 25, 2025
Donald Trump as the Emperor Caligula
Last week I'd published an article noting the considerable similarities between the reign of the notorious Roman Emperor Caligula and the second term of our own President Donald Trump.
According to the ancient sources, Caligula had best been known for proclaiming himself a living god and for declaring that he would appoint his horse to the consulship, the highest office of the Roman state.
By George F. Smith
December 25, 2025
"A few months, at most."
This was the prevailing view of how long the fighting would last when Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia on July 28, 1914. As Dr. Robert P. Murphy tells us in his incisive Understanding Money Mechanics, quoting Melchior Palyi,
And the ultimate irony, sound money - in this case the classical gold coin standard - was scorned by John Maynard Keynes in his 1923 "Tract for Monetary Reform" as a barbarous relic, though as Tyler Cowen reports "many other people had written similar terms ('gold is a relic of barbarism') well before 1923."
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
December 25, 2025
The decorations and gifts of Christmas are one of our connections to a Christian culture that has held Western civilization together for 2,000 years.
In our culture the individual counts. This permits an individual person to put his or her foot down, to take a stand on principle, to become a reformer, and to take on injustice.
This empowerment of the individual is unique to Western civilization.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
December 25, 2025
Oliver JJ Lane, a writer and editor for Breitbart London, writes frequently about the growing censorship regime in the U.K., the public's distrust of both institutional government and Establishment politicians of all labels, the official cover-up of Muslim "grooming" gangs that target and rape British children, and the increasing backlash of native Britons against a ruling class that prioritizes "multiculturalism" and "diversity" over everything else.
SchiffGold.com
December 25, 2025
Glenn Diesen recently interviewed Peter to discuss the latest political happenings and President Trump's public criticism of Peter on Truth Social. Peter lays out why Trumponomics, as practiced today, looks a lot like the very policies that caused trouble under the prior administration: big deficits, easy money, and a reliance on the Fed to inflate asset prices.
There was a mass shooting in Australia so now everyone needs to shut up and do whatever Israel wants. Israel feels sad about the shooting so now it gets to do a bit more genocide, as a treat. It's only fair.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
December 25, 2025
Stop picking on poor little Israel. It's just sitting there minding its own business trying to do a little genocide in peace while aggressively lobbying your government to crush your freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, and you're OBSESSING about it for NO REASON.