Le feu fait à nouveau rage dans les Landes face à la canicule
Canicule : des champs grillés aux élevages décimés, le modèle agricole français craque
Par Lucie Touzi
L'été 2026 place l'agriculture française dans une situation encore jamais observée : 43 % des petits cours d'eau à sec, 72 départements en crise sécheresse, un printemps le plus chaud jamais mesuré depuis 1900. Et il survient après une année noire, entre inondations hivernales, dermatose nodulaire contagieuse, accord UE-Mercosur et flambée du prix des engrais.
Come la Difesa italiana si è trasformata in una succursale di assistenza all'Ucraina
Stefano Vernole
L'Italia è disposta a lasciarsi coinvolgere sempre più nella fase attiva del conflitto con la Russia, nonostante le possibili conseguenze disastrose?
Lo scorso anno, nel discorso sullo stato dell'Unione 2025, è stato ufficialmente pubblicato il bando per selezionare i membri fondatori della nuova Alleanza UE-Ucraina per i droni (EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance).
Combien de guerres faut-il perdre pour cesser d'être considéré comme la « meilleure armée du monde » ?
La guerre contre l'Iran. Six mois plus tard, l'étonnante ampleur de la défaite américaine
Par Moon of Alabama - Le 15 aout 2026
28 Janvier 2026 : Les États-Unis envoient une force navale pour menacer l'Iran et lui présenter un certain nombre d'exigences.
[Trump menace l'Iran avec une "massive Armada[" pour faire pression avant de soumettre une liste d'exigences (archive.ph]]
Génocide à Gaza : comment Israël manipule l'Ia pour contrôler ses réponses
Par Nick Cleveland-Stout
Brad Parscale, ancien directeur de campagne de Trump, supervise une opération consistant à publier des centaines d'articles de blog en faveur d'Israël, dans le but de manipuler l'intelligence artificielle.
Depuis octobre, l'ancien directeur de campagne de Trump, Brad Parscale, supervise discrètement une opération consistant à publier des centaines d'articles de blog en faveur d'Israël.
Renforcement des pouvoirs des services secrets: l'Allemagne s'inquiète de la réforme du renseignement
Par Pierre Duval
Une rupture de tabou historique vient d'avoir lieu en Allemagne avec l'adoption par le gouvernement allemand de la proposition du projet de loi sur la réforme du droit des services de renseignement en Allemagne.
Depuis plusieurs années, en particulier depuis l'arrivée du gouvernement à Berlin, le pays est en train de rejoindre les fantômes de son passé historique.
Combien de guerres faut-il perdre pour cesser d'être considéré comme la « meilleure armée du monde » ?
Support the Troops: Bring Them Home !
By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute
August 18, 2026
Last week we heard that US sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln and other ships in the Middle East were being fed food that, from photos that surfaced in the media, looked worse than what you would feed a dog. Parents and spouses of service members risked disciplinary action against their loved ones to highlight to the US Navy Secretary and to the media the revolting conditions aboard the carrier, which has been at sea with no port of call for a record period of time.
Trump's Disappearing Presidency
By Karen Kwiatkowski
August 18, 2026
Polymarket predicts Democrats taking both houses of Congress this November. Instead of a more typical election year focus on hearth and home, economy and peace, Trump devotedly pursues deep state continuity and endless war. His administration is rallying what is left of our military to vainly extend the life of a dying petrodollar. Trump's Israel obsession, and Israel's amoral maximalism, is producing global chaos designed to advance Israel's interests as it consumes American bone and sinew, much as the US is consuming Ukraine's in the proxy war with Russia.
Combien de guerres faut-il perdre pour cesser d'être considéré comme la « meilleure armée du monde » ?
The Tail That Couldn't Keep Up: How the Us Navy Ran Its Own Sailors Short on Food and Soap
By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21
August 18, 2026
The images were mundane in a way that made them land harder than any battle footage: half-empty meal trays, a gray slab of processed meat, sailors rationing food among themselves so no one got more than anyone else. Through the spring and summer of 2026, the crews of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and the assault ship USS Tripoli contended with food shortages, long chow lines, broken toilets, mold in the showers, dead laundry machines, and shortages of basics like soap and toothpaste - aboard warships operating in the Arabian Sea and the wider Indian Ocean after more than 250 days at sea.
Exfiltration secrète d'Ankara : Trump aurait changé discrètement d'avion à bord d'un camion de catering
Much More Minus Trump
By Robert Gore
Straight Line Logic
August 18, 2026
Trump may not be the fifth face on Mt. Rushmore.
President Trump has betrayed what he considered his own movement, but which has always been "Much More Than Trump." MAGA is fractured; minus Trump the underlying movement will be stronger than it is now. There are millions of Americans who fear the government and despise the so-called elites who control it.
Do Russians Understand the Conflict that Russia Is In ?
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
August 18, 2026
Russian news sources for the outside world, such as RT and Sputnik, would benefit from thinking about how their reports read to outsiders, especially Americans. Perhaps the editors have thought that by appearing so objective they can gain credibility as non-partisan, thus deflating US claims that they are propaganda organs like Voice of America and Radio Free Europe.
Governments Don't Like It When We Gather Without Their Permission
Freedom of association is under attack.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
August 18, 2026
There are a number of ways in which Western governments are waging war against their citizens. The United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and leftists in the United States do not believe in free speech. These Western governments also spy on their citizens without warrants or probable cause.
Trump Buries Hatchet with Kim Jong Un of North Korea, Security of South Korea No Longer U.s. Priority
It's been a few months since Kim has threatened the total annihilation of South Korea, and a few years since he threatened to inflict "shocking and unimaginable disaster" on the USA.
By John Leake
The Focal Points
August 18, 2026
On Sunday, President Trump announced on his Truth Social account that he is patching things up with North Korean dictator, Kim Jong Un, and is therefore no longer concerned about the security of South Korea - one of the US's key trading partners.