Lucas Leiroz

Lo storico turco sostiene l'integrazione del suo Paese con Russia, Cina e Iran.

Recentemente, ho avuto l'onore di intervistare lo storico e giurista turco Mehmet Perinçek. Esperto di affari eurasiatici e rappresentante del partito "Vatan" a Mosca, Perinçek è una delle voci più note che sostengono una politica di amicizia, integrazione e cooperazione tra Ankara e Mosca, nonché con altre potenze eurasiatiche, che egli considera alleate naturali contro l'atlantismo unipolare promosso dagli Stati occidentali.

Brigitte Challande, 27 janvier 2026.- Compte rendu hebdomadaire des actions UJFP à Gaza : une lutte pour la survie, tentative permanente de préserver le sens au milieu de l'effondrement. 26/01.

« Dans la bande de Gaza, le temps ne se mesure plus en heures ni en jours, mais à travers ce que l'on parvient à assurer comme besoins essentiels de la vie. Là-bas, obtenir un repas chaud devient un exploit quotidien, trouver un abri temporaire une petite victoire contre le froid et la peur, et offrir aux enfants un instant de sécurité un accomplissement humain qui dépasse tous les calculs.

By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute 

January 27, 2026

What does the Federal Reserve have in common with Venezuela and Greenland ? It has been targeted by President Trump for regime change.

The Justice Department recently launched a criminal investigation into whether Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell lied to Congress about the costs of renovating the Federal Reserve's offices.

Many believe this investigation was launched in order to support President Trump's effort to replace Powell, who he nominated to be Fed chairman in 2017, with a Fed chairman who will accommodate President Trump's demands for lower interest rates.

By George F. Smith 

January 27, 2026

"Your money or your life" has been government's calling card for as long as government of the involuntary kind has existed. Of the choice between the two - money or government - there apparently is none. If we had no money we would be without a medium of exchange, the division of labor would collapse and civilization along with it.

As for government as it exists, its alleged necessity is drilled into our heads soon after we meet a public school teacher for the first time.

By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us 

January 27, 2026

This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Birch Gold Group

In early 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic hysteria I noted that the covid panic seemed to perfectly coincide with the Federal Reserve's acceleration of interest rates and and asset dumping. This trend, I argued, was a precursor to a Catch-22 scenario I have been warning about for some time.

By Gary D. Barnett
GaryDBarnett.com 

January 27, 2026

"One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship."

~ George Orwell, 1984

Given this 'modern' world of retro-civilization, a madness of going backward, in order for the rulers to gain unlimited power, and therefore solidify mass control, requires that they foment division, civil unrest, and chaos so that it consumes the population at large.

By Gerry Nolan
The Ron Paul Institute

January 27, 2026

For three decades, Washington insisted that internal destabilization was not an act of war when applied abroad. It called it "civil society." It is now discovering that precedents don't ask permission to come home - and that shock is already visible on Minnesota's streets.

This is not about Russia orchestrating unrest in the United States. It isn't.

By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review 

January 27, 2026

The recent demonstrations in Iran that may have killed more than 5,000 civilians and security officers changed from largely peaceful to violent when a number of "agitators" got involved and sought to turn the gatherings focused on the poor economy into a drive to bring about regime change. It has been suggested that the sometimes-armed outsiders who stirred the pot were organized and trained by foreign intelligence services, most specifically the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Israeli Mossad.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com

January 27, 2026

Goliath dies not because collapse occurs, but because scale mistakes itself for life. What survives was never his.

This guest essay by longtime correspondent 0bserver speaks to a dynamic woven into all of my work: the intrinsic impossibility of fixing what technocratic management broke with more technocratic management. Attempts to do so result in doing more of what's failed, with fatal consequences for the systems being "fixed," as the technocratic elite holds the power to impose policies but is immune to the consequences of the failure of those policies.

By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter

January 27, 2026

South Africa allowed this false perception to spread as a symbolic act of defiance against Trump given his hatred of BRICS, whose members and partners were invited to this drill, and to signal to the domestic audience that their country has friends across the world amidst its tensions with the US.

Most folks have probably heard about the "BRICS naval drill" that recently took place in South African waters, which prompted a complaint from the US due to Iran's participation.

Moon of Alabama 

January 27, 2026

The White House seems to do everything possible to help the Republicans to lose their majorities in the midterm elections.

Trump's tariff policies have guaranteed that prices for $3 Trillion in U.S. imports will rise by at least 10%. His energy policies have caused 6% price rises for electricity and gas.

His move against allies to grab Greenland is unpopular. Bombing Iran and abducting the President of Venezuela was not welcome.

By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com

January 27, 2026

The golden age of organized crime may seem like a thing of the past in this era of surveillance. Law enforcement officers have technology and profiling capabilities now that they never had in the past. But make no mistake: Gangs are alive and thriving. They've simply evolved with the times. And we're not just talking about low-level street gangs, either.

Interview réalisée par Arne Schimmer

Arne Schimmer : Début 2026, le monde semble en proie aux flammes, à en juger par le Venezuela, le Groenland et l'Iran. Existe-t-il un lien entre tous ces foyers de tension, et comment expliquer cela ?

Robert Steuckers : Le lien entre toutes ces zones de turbulence réside, bien sûr, dans le fait que l'hégémonie du monde unipolaire post-guerre froide voit sa domination remise en question par une série de nouveaux changements, notamment le grand projet de connectivité continentale promu par la Chine de Xi Jinping, qui consolide les communications terrestres à travers l'Asie centrale et le cœur de la Russie ; l'attrait de ce projet pour des territoires importants des Rimlands, autrefois dominés par des alliances militaires dirigées par les États-Unis, en particulier en Asie du Sud-Est et en Indonésie, ainsi qu'en Iran ; la dédollarisation du commerce ; et l'importance croissante du yuan chinois.

par Vera Melnik

La Gagaouzie se préparait à organiser des élections locales qui devaient avoir lieu le 22 mars 2026. Cependant, la semaine dernière, la Commission électorale centrale de l'autonomie a déclaré que la tenue des élections était impossible en raison de l'ingérence des autorités moldaves. En effet, la Cour suprême de Moldavie a suspendu les pouvoirs des membres de la commission électorale de Gagaouzie, rendant ainsi l'organisation des élections à l'Assemblée populaire de l'autonomie juridiquement impossible.

par Wafae El Baghouani

Le texte, porté par la députée macroniste Laure Miller et soutenu par le président du groupe Renaissance Gabriel Attal, prévoit également l'interdiction de l'usage des téléphones portables dans les lycées.

L'Assemblée nationale française a adopté lundi en première lecture une proposition de loi visant à interdire l'accès aux réseaux sociaux aux mineurs de moins de 15 ans, sur fond de préoccupations croissantes concernant la santé mentale et le bien-être des adolescents.

par Caitlin Johnstone

Aucune personne saine d'esprit ne souhaite dominer le monde.

Personne doté d'une conscience et d'une empathie fonctionnelles ne s'intéresse à devenir milliardaire.

Nous sommes gouvernés par les membres les plus dysfonctionnels de notre espèce. Les plus blessés, névrosés et sociopathes. Les moins sages, les moins attentionnés et les moins perspicaces.