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Le président russe Vladimir Poutine
Le président russe Vladimir Poutine donne une conférence de presse annuelle, dans le cadre d'une «ligne directe», séance au cours de laquelle il répond aux questions des citoyens et des journalistes.
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Elena Fritz
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La demande d'«autonomie stratégique» européenne a atteint une nouvelle dimension. Elle n'est plus un simple slogan politique, mais se formule de plus en plus comme un projet concret de restructuration en matière de sécurité, d'industrie et de politique financière. Dans The National Interest, Emilian Kavalski et Maximilian Mayer plaident ouvertement en faveur du développement d'une économie de guerre européenne (cf.
Meinrad Müller
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Pourquoi Larry Fink, le PDG de Blackrock, se retrouve soudainement à la table des négociations de paix ? La réponse simple : le gros argent gouverne le monde.
La revue économique allemande WirtschaftsWoche titrait jeudi en grosses lettres: «Pourquoi le PDG de Blackrock est soudainement à la table des négociations en Ukraine». Habituellement, seuls les participants au conflit siègent à la table.
Il piano di pace preparato da Trump e Putin è una resa senza (quasi) condizioni per l'Ucraina ma è realistico. Quello dell'Ue invece non ha possibilità e i russi presto arriveranno a Kiev
Siamo arrivati alla resa dei conti: l'Ucraina ha perso una guerra che non poteva vincere, come anche i bambini potevano capire fin dall'inizio. Questa guerra è iniziata come scontro tra due imperi e ora America e Russia si sono messi d'accordo per spartirsi l'Ucraina.
By Doug Casey
International Man
December 19, 2025
International Man: As we step back and look at 2025-politically, economically, technologically, and culturally-which developments mattered the most?
Doug Casey: Politically, and in every other way, it's all about Trump. As Shakespeare said of Julius Caesar, "he doth bestride the narrow world. Like a Colossus, and we petty men. Walk under his huge legs and peep about.
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
December 19, 2025
A common myth about American history is the one in which a handful of so-called "founding fathers" in the 1780s declared that America would create a "wall of separation" between religious institutions and government institutions. After that, the First Amendment to the US constitution was instrumental in ensuring that religious institutions would be totally separate from American political institutions.
By Gerry Nolan
The Ron Paul Institute
December 19, 2025
Western headlines are screaming that Ukraine has "encircled" Kupyansk city... a glorified town, selling it as a nightmare for Moscow. But this is not a battlefield report. It is narrative management, timed precisely to negotiations in Berlin. Kupyansk is not Stalingrad. It is not Kursk. It is not even a decisive urban fight. It is a ruined settlement on the Oskol, a former logistics node reduced to rubble, where control is measured not in flags but in fire control, drone dominance, and whether men can be rotated without being killed.
The Nobel peace prize was awarded in violation of Swedish law
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
December 19, 2025
Julian Assange has brought an "instrument of war" legal case against the Nobel Foundation for illegally awarding the Nobel peace prize to a war-monger advocating the invasion of her country, Venezuela, by the United States. Maria Corina Machado was awarded the peace prize by the Nobel committee most likely on orders from Washington in order to position a Venezuelan in a prominent position to advocate Washington's military intervention in her own country.
By Taki Theodoracopulos
Taki's Magazine
December 19, 2025
Okay, sports fans, I have a confession to make: I'm not so much in love with Uncle Sam as I used to be. I wish I knew why; is it because of Hollywood and the utter crap it puts out ? Nah, I've lived too long to fall for that one. I simply stopped watching movies made after 1960. It's the formula that turned me off: All white men bad, all women victims, and all black people good.
By Paul Dragu
The New American
December 19, 2025
There's a flurry of activity in Europe. Some of it appears to be attempts at peace in Ukraine. But there are also signs suggesting something else is going on. What is really happening?
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told ABC News on Monday that he was "very much confident" that the two warring nations were "on the precipice" of a peace deal.
And It Would Absolutely Destroy Our Relationship With China
By Michael Snyder
The Economic Collapse
December 19, 2025
Guess which nation has the most proven oil reserves ? It isn't Saudi Arabia, although the Saudis rank a close second. It isn't Iran or Iraq either. In fact, the country with the largest proven oil reserves isn't even in the Middle East. Canada has a lot of oil, and so does Russia, but neither one of them tops the list.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
December 19, 2025
Every nation is operating on models that are collapsing without those at the controls being aware that the implicit assumptions of their models no longer map reality.
A recent article lays out the collapse of the dominant geopolitical model of "rising powers generate conflict": The Stagnant Order And the End of Rising Powers (Foreign Affairs, paywalled).
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
December 19, 2025
We have just seen another of these seemingly endless mass casualty events. This one happened at Bondi Beach, Australia. These events occur so fast and furiously that they are forgotten even more quickly than other, non-mass casualty widely reported events. Some people actually still believe that they are real, organic incidents.
The Bondi Beach event, which has no known association with our gracefully aging Barbie Doll attorney general, very conveniently involved a father and son Muslim duo, who allegedly killed sixteen (that number may grow) at a Jewish festival.
Moon of Alabama
December 19, 2025
Yesterday the President of the Russian Federation took part in an extended board meeting of the Ministry of Defense.
This is a yearly event meant to recap the developments in the military sphere over last year and to give a high level outlook of the future. This goes from strategic overview to details of operations. It touches on weapon supplies, technical development, medical, social and housing issues of the military.