Anvar Azimov,

La nouvelle réunion bilatérale au sommet, déjà la 32e du genre, prévue pour début décembre cette année entre les dirigeants de la Russie et de l'Inde, vise à confirmer le statut particulièrement privilégié du partenariat stratégique vieux de 25 ans entre ces deux puissances mondiales influentes.

Les entretiens entre le ministre russe des Affaires étrangères, Sergueï Lavrov, et son homologue indien, Subramaniyam Jaishankar, ont marqué l'étape finale des préparatifs de la rencontre des dirigeants russo-indiens à New Delhi, prévue début décembre.

publié le 18/11/2025 Par Roland Gori

« Mussolini est l'un des rares à savoir que la réalité réside uniquement dans le pouvoir qu'a l'homme de la construire, et qu'on la crée seulement par l'activité de l'esprit » (http://newsnet.fr/1). Ils furent nombreux ceux qui, comme Luigi Pirandello, succombèrent à la séduction de la propagande fasciste et aux envoûtements d'un personnage aussi grotesque que Benito Mussolini.

Davide Rossi

Contraddizioni sociali che a quasi un quarto di secolo dalla prima elezione di Lula presidente si presentano come plateali contraddizioni di un agire politico che, nonostante le dichiarate preoccupazioni per tale realtà e la più volte manifestata intenzione di cercare di risolvere i tanti problemi, pur in un generale quadro di miglioramento contenuto ma sostanziale delle condizioni di vita delle classi più disagiate, non pare riuscire a rispondere con la celerità necessaria e con l'incisività attesa alle risposte impellenti e tambureggianti dei cittadini, massimamente quelli meno abbienti.

By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org

November 18, 2025

Ludwig von Mises argued that the "nineteenth century philosophy of liberalism," or the classical tradition of liberalism, is not founded on equality but on liberty. He rejected the notion that all men are factually or substantively equal. He saw the notion of substantive equality-what is sometimes called real equality or true equality-as incompatible with individual liberty, and as a Trojan horse for coercive interventionist schemes designed to equalize all members of society.

By Laurence M. Vance

November 18, 2025

President Trump is incensed, again.

This time it is over the increasing cost to renovate the U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel in Colorado. The cost of the Cadet Chapel restoration project, which began in September of 2019, has now ballooned to almost $335 million, and is not expected to be completed until November of 2028.

"The United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel has been a CONSTRUCTION DISASTER from the time it was built in 1962.

By Pepe Escobar
Sputnik News

November 18, 2025

China's innovation drive is reaching fever pitch in 2025. Let's cut to the chase and focus on four crucial domains.

1.The Huawei Factor

Huawei is already testing its first, self-developed EUV lithography machine capable of producing 3nm chips. Trial tests are going full blast at the research center in Dongguan, and mass production should start in 2026.

Brownstone Institute

November 18, 2025

According to newly released emails, the United States Intelligence Community, led by the CIA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, held regular meetings with Dr. Ralph Baric, one of America's leading coronavirus experts, since at least 2015.

Senator Rand Paul's office has worked for years to obtain the documents.

Baric has been accused of engineering the Covid-19 virus in his lab at the University of North Carolina, but he has never had to testify about his role in the pandemic despite his well-documented collaboration with the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine

November 18, 2025

As more and more people are awakening to the dangers of vaccines, they are gradually discovering a problem vaccine safety advocates have had to deal with for decades-talking to vaccine zealots is like speaking to a brick wall and regardless of the evidence you put forward, you can't reach them (sometimes seeming as though you are speaking to a religious fanatic who is unwilling to even consider the "blasphemy you are spewing forth").

By Ron Paul, MD

The Ron Paul Institute

November 18, 2025

Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election was due in large part to his promises to pursue an America First foreign policy and rein in inflation. One year later, prices remain high, and President Trump is more focused on overseas meddling than on the American people. This has helped enable Democrats to win governor races in Virginia and New Jersey, and self-described Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani to win the New York City mayor race by running on "affordability."

By Manlio Dinucci
Global Research

November 18, 2025

While concentrating a growing military force in the Caribbean against Venezuela, the Trump Administration is conducting a systematic persecution of Venezuelan immigrants in the United States.

In March, it deported 252 of them to a notorious prison in El Salvador known as the 'Terrorism Detention Centre', claiming that they had infiltrated the United States to wage an 'irregular war'.

By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker

November 18, 2025

The political assassination of Charlie Kirk continues to impact America. Charlie's conservative nonprofit organization, Turning Point USA, has seen a surge in membership. There are reports across the country of increased church attendance, as lapsed congregants contemplate the sacrifice Charlie made to spread a Christian message. Conservative and Christian Americans are expressing themselves more boldly on social media platforms and college campuses.

By Chuck Baldwin

Chuck Baldwin Live

November 18, 2025

The title of this column is a quote from 25-year retired Army Green Beret Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Aguilar. Colonel Aguilar's missions took him to Iraq, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Jordan, and the Philippines. He received the Purple Heart for wounds he received in combat. After retiring from the Army, he served as a security contractor in Gaza for UG Solutions, which was contracted to provide security at aid distribution sites operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

By Eric Zuesse
Eric's Substack

November 18, 2025

On November 12th, the Financial Times headlined "Can anything halt the decline of German industry?", and hid the answer, by hiding what had caused the decline. They also quoted economists (the category of 'experts' who had failed to predict the 2008 financial crash) as saying that this decline will stop and will soon reverse:

Most economists believe this debt-financed investment push will swing the country back to growth in 2026 after long years of stagnation.