par Edouard Chanot
"Guerre en Ukraine, l'appel au sursaut" : en pleine affaire Xenia Fedorova, la nouvelle Une du JD News s'est attirée les foudres des nombreux partisans de Kiev. En dépit des critiques, la direction du JDD maintient sa ligne, à rebours du discours politico-médiatique dominant.
"Les amis de Vladimir à la Une du JD News, Xenia Fedorova a bien travaillé", ironisait ce 9 juin Jean-Michel Aphatie.
par TRT Français
Les députés commencent aujourd'hui l'examen de la révision de la Constitution qui permettrait une "autonomie" de la Corse, ce qui constituerait une première dans un pays très centralisé.
Le jacobinisme est-il mort ? Cette tradition française de centralisation et d'uniformité des normes va-t-elle être mise de côté par les députés français ?
L'autonomie, voire l'indépendance, est une revendication de certains mouvements corses depuis 45 ans.
par François Meylan, avec Maribel García Barajas
À la sortie de la crise mondiale de la Covid-19, les médias, dans leur ensemble, n'ont pas eu le temps de suivre une actualité guerrière qui préfigure des lignes de fracture inédites et un nouvel équilibre de l'ordre mondial. Pour autant, que ce dernier ait vraiment existé ces dernières années. Nous avons plutôt été confrontés aux politiques des plus forts.
Première étape vers une opacification de l'aide américaine à Israël, le projet de loi de défense 2027 (NDAA) de la Chambre des représentants reviendrait pratiquement à intégrer les forces armées des deux pays en une seule entité.
Par Ben Freeman, tribune initialement publiée par le media Responsible Statecraft, traduite par Essentiel News
Au moment où la défiance de l'opinion publique américaine envers le gouvernement israélien est plus prononcée que jamais, le Congrès propose de renforcer les liens entre les États-Unis et l'armée israélienne dans des dimensions totalement inédites.
Faits et commentaires
Les doutes de Norman Augustine
Chute caractérielle et sans parchute
• Comme promis, on remonte un peu dans le temps. • Une reprise d'un de nos textes datant de 1997, avec un long commentaire approprié, des positions affirmées par un des plus grands dirigeants dans l'histoire aérospatiale US, Norman Augustine qui était PDG de Martin-Marietta et qui présida à la fusion de
By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org
June 17, 2026
When the South African government first proposed to enact a law permitting them to expropriate any property without compensation, the then conservative UK Prime Minister Teresa May said this would be fine as long as the government does it legally. She missed the point. The whole purpose of the law was to ensure that it is legal for the government to do exactly that.
By Mark Keenan
June 17, 2026
The Second World War is commonly remembered as the "Good War"-a struggle against tyranny fought in defence of freedom, democracy, and national self-determination. Yet one uncomfortable fact sits uneasily alongside this moral narrative.
The war ended with much of Eastern and Central Europe handed over to Stalinist communist domination despite the enormous power of the Western Allies.
A Tale of Two Institutions. Healing or Horrors ? Part 1
By Dr. Naomi Wolf
Outspoken
June 17, 2026
I've had yet another journey to and back from a Gehenna, presented to me yet again by an allopathic hospital experience; as well as, perhaps - not to jinx the outcome - a beautiful 21st century healing, also presented by another such institution.
It seems, right now, to be the story of two institutions; two approaches to medical care.
By Pepe Escobar
Telegra.ph
June 17, 2026
Let's start with a historic statement, by Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC).
The key takeaways:
"The Islamic Republic of Iran, in light of the guidance of its martyred Leader, has completed its superiority over the American-Zionist enemy."
"The text of the memorandum of understanding regarding negotiations to end the war, 'the Islamabad negotiations,' was finalized between Iran and the United States on the evening of June 14th."
By Peter Koenig
Global Research
June 17, 2026
Brave New World is a famous line from Shakespeare's play "The Tempest": "O, brave new world, that has such people in it!"
A "Brave New World" is not what Aldous Huxley described in his 1932 dystopian novel, of a fully controlled but happy society. Instead, it is a world where people live together in peace and harmony, can express themselves freely, and are able to maintain their cultural sovereignty and economic independence.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
June 17, 2026
There is a growing large body of evidence consisting of peer-reviewed studies related to COVID vaccine adverse events. The list currently numbers 4,530 studies and can be assessed here.
It is puzzling that with such an enormous amount of evidence available, lawyers have not brought class action suits against the COVID vaccine makers. The evidence seems to be conclusive and the defendants would seem to include most if not all of the governments in the world, their presidents, prime ministers, medical officers, medical associations and everyone who enabled the mass COVID vaccination in addition to Big Pharma and Tony Fauci.
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
June 17, 2026
One of the most frequent questions I receive is how I am able to produce the volume of content I write on Substack. In this article on RSI prevention and ergonomic typing for the millions of people who have to type far too much all day long, I will describe some of the methods I've used-many of which I fully admit I only adopted because I started developing carpal tunnel syndrome a few months after I started writing here and how a fortunate computer discovery long ago made much of what I now do possible.
Moon of Alabama
June 17, 2026
The United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran have agreed upon a Memorandum of Understanding which is supposed to end the current hostilities between the country.
A MoU is non binding. No text has been published and public remarks on either side hint that there are different interpretation of what the various clauses of the MoU are supposed to mean.
The agreement, if it survives that long, is supposed be signed in Switzerland on Friday.
By Gary D. Barnett
GaryDBarnett.com
June 17, 2026
(Note: This is a short venture into philosophy, and a needed break from the psychotic and maniacal madness that consumes this country and the news cycles daily. A little truth and clarification about important matters, whether economic, logic, moral, or just a refutation of lies, is necessary in times such as these, and hopefully useful to those who are willing to learn and unafraid of the truth.)
By Eric Zuesse
Eric's Substack
June 17, 2026
Of course, in 2024, Musk donated to Trump's re-election campaign and Republicans in Congress $291,482,587, which beat even the prior all-time record of Miriam and Sheldon Adelson's $218,168,500 in the 2020 contests, and both of those billionaires (the trillionaire Musk and the $35-billionaire Adelson) have an immense impact upon Trump's policies. Soon, when Friday, June 19th, comes and the end of America's war to conquer Iran (that conquest being Miriam's top goal in life - Sheldon now is dead) either comes or doesn't come, we might then know the extent to which Trump still feels obligated to subordinate America's policies to Israel's policies - as both Trump and Biden have been doing.
Our adult children, whether they are faithful Catholics or fallen away, have adult problems-huge, unknown, and spanning future decades. We can't fix their problems even if they want us to.
By Leila Miller
Crisis Magazine
June 17, 2026
Several weeks ago, I received this poignant email from a Facebook friend (I have edited out identifying details):
Hi Leila,
I'm in need of a holy kick in the pants and am hoping you might be the one to give it to me.
Are They Warning Signs of a Future Cataclysm ?
By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com
June 17, 2026
In the spring of 2018, images from Kenya began circulating across news outlets and social media platforms around the world. A massive crack had appeared in the ground, slicing through roads and farmland, leaving many residents stunned. While geologists quickly explained that the phenomenon was related to the East African Rift System, the images sparked a wave of speculation.
Poutine prêt à livrer du gaz immédiatement: le voyage de l'AfD en Russie prouve l'échec délibéré du gouvernement allemand!
Source: unser-mitteleuropa.com
Le succès diplomatique du voyage de l'AfD en Russie représente pour Merz la deuxième humiliation consécutive. Désespéré, il s'est emporté lors d'une session spéciale au Bundestag qu'il avait lui-même demandée. La raison: Poutine a déclaré que les livraisons de gaz pour l'économie allemande en difficulté ne demandaient qu'à être reprises par une simple pression sur un bouton.
Par Mikaël Faujour
Le 24 mars 1976, les militaires argentins renversent le gouvernement d'Isabel Perón. On sait que la dictature qui s'ensuit fait disparaître jusqu'à trente mille personnes, mais non qu'elle a multiplié par six sa dette extérieure - de 7,8 à 45 milliards de dollars entre 1975 et 1983 - avec le concours actif de grandes banques commerciales européennes. Le début d'un engrenage financier sans fin, qui explique même, cinquante ans plus tard, l'arrivée au pouvoir de Javier Milei, qui en est l'héritier idéologique.
Giulio Chinappi
Le elezioni armene del 7 giugno confermano Nikol Pashinyan al potere, ma con un consenso ridimensionato e due forze di opposizione. Il voto apre una fase complessa, segnata da pressioni occidentali, contestazioni interne e incertezza strategica.
Le elezioni legislative armene del 7 giugno hanno confermato Nikol Pashinyan e il suo partito Contratto Civile (K'aghak'atsiakan paymanagir) alla guida del Paese, ma il risultato non risponde al trionfo descritto da alcuni media occidentali.