Ksenia Muratshina,

Résultats de la réunion ministérielle Russie-ASEAN aux Philippines : quelles questions ont été discutées par les parties et en quoi ces négociations sont-elles importantes pour la mise en œuvre des décisions du récent sommet des dirigeants des pays participants ?

Une réunion de pays partageant les mêmes valeurs

"Consensus, égalité, respect mutuel et recherche de compromis reflétant l'avantage mutuel de tous les participants.

By Charles Burris 

July 29, 2026

In his excellent book, As We Go Marching, the great conservative observer John T. Flynn analyzed the "good fascism" of Franklyn Roosevelt's New Deal, comparing and contrasting it with the "bad fascism" of Hitler and Mussolini:

"The test of fascism is not one's rage against the Italian and German war lords. The test is - how many of the essential principles of fascism do you accept and to what extent are you prepared to apply those fascist ideas to American social and economic life ? When you can put your finger on the men or the groups that urge for America the debt-supported state, the autarkical corporative state, the state bent on the socialization of investment and the bureaucratic government of industry and society, the establishment of the institution of militarism as the great glamorous public-works project of the nation and the institution of imperialism under which it proposes to regulate and rule the world and, along with this, proposes to alter the forms of our government to approach as closely as possible the unrestrained, absolute government - then you will know you have located the authentic fascist.

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21  

July 29, 2026

Last Wednesday all the signs were pointing to a desperate action by the Trump administration to launch a ground operation inside Iran ostensibly to seize enriched nuclear material from an Iranian nuclear research facility. The report from the Wall Street Journal noted that US special ops forces were once again being deployed to the region to carry out a raid on a Hardened Deeply Buried Target (aka HDBT).

By Mark Thornton
Mises.org  

July 29, 2026

I'm not predicting WWIII; I am certainly not calling for WWIII; I'm doing everything in my power to prevent WWIII and illuminate the causes, risks, and general results of future war. We are in a quasi-war with Russia, with Europe planning to fight. We are at war in the Middle East with no end in sight. We have stolen China's oil source in Venezuela and threatened Denmark with our might.

By Drago Bosnic
Infobrics  

July 29, 2026

American aggression against Iran has not only failed to truly degrade Tehran's capabilities (key missile bases and stockpiles remain largely intact after months of fighting), but also exposed how fragile US power becomes when rhetoric about "limitless capacity" finally collides with industrial and political reality. It seems no power in the political West (including the US) has learned anything from the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict.

By Edward Curtin
EdwardCurtin.com  

July 29, 2026

If you spent one to two years when you were 16-17 years old and full of wild physical and sexual energy assiduously translating Homer's The Odyssey from the ancient Greek in little (7"x 4") gray books where you placed your English translation interlineally, trying to get every word precisely right and the syntax flowing for the hawk-eyed inspection of a Greek obsessed Jesuit priest, you too might have felt wounded like Odysseus by a wild boar.

By Paul Dragu
The New American  

July 29, 2026

Americans are destroying Flock cameras in illegal acts of protest. As a headline from tech publication Gizmodo eloquently phrased it, "Flock cameras have a people-love-smashing-them problem."

Resistance to the Flock surveillance camera system has been building up since last year. In Suffolk, Virginia, 13 cameras were destroyed from April to October of 2025.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com  

July 29, 2026

Big Brother is now slouching in the passenger seat, making a mockery of ownership, right to repair and our agency.

Buyers of new vehicles have an odious passenger they are powerless to eject: Big Brother is now slouching in the passenger seat, making a mockery of ownership, right to repair and our agency-control of our lives and what we nominally own.

By Donald Jeffries
I Protest 

July 29, 2026

I saw Bob Dylan in concert again the other night. He's never been good live. He's openly uncomfortable. At 85 years of age, he appears more uncomfortable than ever. The photo below reflects what the audience saw. A figure in a hoodie, behind a piano, at the back of a dimly lit stage. Was it even Dylan ? Could it have been a hologram?

The photo here doesn't depict what I saw.

And Nobody's Counting the Bodies

By Milan Adams
Preppgroup 

July 29, 2026

The numbers came in just after dawn on the East Coast, and they told a story that no amount of White House spin could obscure. Oil futures had stabilized at $86 per barrel overnight-a figure that would have seemed catastrophic eighteen months ago but now represented a temporary reprieve from the $119 spike that had crippled global markets in April.

By John Leake
The Focal Points  

July 29, 2026

Senator Rand Paul just released more than a thousand pages of personal diary entries recorded by Dr. Anthony Fauci, the longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, during the period from December 2019 through December 2022.

The diary presents an unfiltered private record of the pandemic's early months and beyond.

Why families should see children as contributors, not costs.  

By J.C. Miller
Crisis Magazine  

July 29, 2026

The demographic collapse and the birth dearth are finally getting serious attention in the media. While there are many factors involved, one thing we repeatedly hear is the explanation in favor of smaller families that kids are just too expensive. Big families, which most no longer see as normal, are an economic impossibility.

By Tim Hartnett  

July 29, 2026

In the July 18/19 Weekend Financial Times Jinu Koola wrote about the differences in wealth distribution and social status perception going on between Oslo and her native United States. "What," she asks, "has the dependence on meritocracy given America?" Later noting, "The economist Raj Chetty shows that only half of America's young adults earn more than their parents, down from 92 per cent in the 1940s." The article, "Norway and the case for mediocracy," takes on the question of whether so-called "meritocracy" is fair, justified or an overall benefit to society.

Profitant de l'été, période durant laquelle la vigilance des citoyens prend des vacances, le Parlement français a adopté le 21 juillet 2026 dans la précipitation une loi qui interdira l'accès des moins de 15 ans aux réseaux sociaux à partir du mois de septembre. Dans les faits, ce seront tous les Français auxquels il sera demandé de s'identifier pour accéder aux plateformes en ligne, initialement pour les nouveaux comptes, puis pour tous les utilisateurs à compter du 1er janvier 2027.

Par Russia Truth, le 28 juillet 2026

Dans les conflits sous haute tension, la frappe de décapitation - c'est-à-dire l'élimination du plus haut responsable politique de l'ennemi - constitue une option opérationnelle évidente. Tout au long de la guerre en Ukraine, les médias occidentaux ont régulièrement affirmé que des commandos russes spécialisés dans l'assassinat cherchaient activement à éliminer Volodymyr Zelensky à Kiev.

Par IntelSky, le 29 juillet 2026

Les règles d'engagement bouleversées par une frappe préventive : Téhéran prend au dépourvu les bases américaines en Jordanie alors que les cours du pétrole s'envolent. - Talal Nahle

Panorama stratégique du mercredi 29 juillet 2026

Au quarante-deuxième jour depuis la signature du protocole d'accord et au 151e jour depuis le début de la guerre, la dynamique militaire a connu une évolution structurelle lorsque Téhéran a enfreint les règles d'engagement traditionnelles.