Par Leila Sansour

Un nouvel ordre est imposé aux Palestiniens. Ignorer cette nouvelle réalité ou refuser de s'y impliquer reviendrait à perdre toute capacité d'action.

Deux sortes de discussions sont apparues à la suite du dernier cessez-le-feu, qui a mis fin de manière fragile au carnage à Gaza : l'une est calme, pragmatique et régionale ; l'autre est bruyante, moraliste et mondiale.

La première se déroule à huis clos, entre diplomates, services de renseignement et vétérans de la politique au Moyen-Orient.

par Claude Bourrinet

J'ai tenu à reproduire le texte de Gracq qui suit, et qui appartient aux entretiens accordés à Jean Carrière. Il y est question de "goût", point d'ancrage, s'il en est, de la critique littéraire depuis Montesquieu, depuis le début du XVIIIe siècle. Ce critère de valeur appartient particulièrement au monde du classicisme, ou du néoclassicisme, qui s'inscrit dans la longue tradition romaine d'une culture livresque nécessaire à la sélection des oeuvres.

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⁣NIMA ALKHORSHID: Hi, everybody. Today is Thursday, October 23rd, 2025, and our dear friends, Michael Hudson and Richard Wolff, are back with us. Welcome back, Richard and Michael.

⁣MICHAEL HUDSON: Good to be here.

⁣RICHARD WOLFF: Hi, glad to be here.

⁣NIMA ALKHORSHID: Let me start with what's going on in the European Union today.

Sob o seu comando, Bruxelas deixou de ser um administrador maçador e tecnocrático do mercado comum e tornou-se um império missionário - zeloso, punitivo e completamente desligado da realidade.

Rafael Pinto BORGES

Escreva para nós: infostrategic-culture.su

Esta semana, a Presidente da Comissão Europeia, Ursula von der Leyen, enfrenta não uma, mas duas moções de censura.

Recent remarks from Angela Merkel have set the stage for a continent-wide search for scapegoats amid a failing strategy and fading unity

By Eldar MAMEDOV

Angela Merkel, the eternal pragmatist, has chosen her moment. In a recent interview to Hungarian media, the former German chancellor pointed a finger at Baltic and Polish leaders for their alleged role in "undermining" a potential EU-Russia dialogue before the war.

Do European and American policymakers want a real war with Russia?

By Doug BANDOW

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization had its 15 minutes (plus a little more) of fame four decades ago. During the 1950s the U.S. offered a supposedly temporary military shield behind which the continent's western war-ravaged states could recover economically. Although hindsight suggests that Moscow was unlikely to launch a war of conquest, no one wanted to trust the Soviet Union's Joseph Stalin.