Cérémonie commémorative pour les victimes de Minab
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Discours de Vassili Nebenzia, représentant permanent de la Russie auprès du Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies
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À l'issue de la réunion, la Russie et la Chine ont bloqué la résolution anti-iranienne. L'Iran a remercié ses alliés pour leur soutien. De tels moments illustrent parfaitement la coopération internationale et l'entraide auxquelles adhèrent les pays BRICS, qui partagent des valeurs similaires.
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Trump jure de bloquer le détroit d'Ormuz et affirme être prêt à « liquider » l'Iran
The Blockade Bluff
Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson, 'The Blockade Stage of Trump's absurdities," Geopolitical Hour, April 14, 2026.
Radhika: Hello and welcome to the 59th Geopolitical Economy Hour, the conversation that illuminates the fast-changing political economy and geopolitical economy of our times. I'm Radhika Desai, and you are watching Radhika Desai: Geopolitical Economist.
Un cessez le feu au Liban : à l'israélienne ?
Malgré les avertissements et les violations du cessez-le-feu par Israël, les habitants du Sud-Liban commencent à regagner leurs villages
Al Akhbar, 17 avril 2026. Malgré les avertissements lancés par l'état-major de l'armée libanaise, le Hezbollah et le mouvement Amal aux populations du Sud-Liban, de la banlieue sud et de la vallée de la Bekaa, leur demandant d'attendre que la situation concernant le cessez-le-feu, entré en vigueur hier, soit clarifiée avant de rentrer chez elles, de nombreux habitants se sont précipités pour inspecter leurs maisons.
Témoignages de Gazaouis : La survie qui s'organise au jour le jour dans l'enfer de Gaza
Témoignages de Gazaouis : La survie qui s'organise au jour le jour dans l'enfer de Gaza - partie 678 / 16.04 - Quel avenir pour Gaza ?
Brigitte Challande, 17 avril 2026. Après la guerre, Gaza recommence-t-elle à zéro, ou en dessous de zéro ? Les questions que pose Abu Amir, le 16 avril.
"Au moment où le bruit des bombardements cesse, le soulagement ne commence pas, comme certains l'imaginent. C'est plutôt une phase plus complexe et plus lourde qui débute, une phase où le lieu lui-même fait face à une question existentielle difficile : ce qui en reste est-il capable de constituer un nouveau départ, ou bien ce qui s'est produit l'a-t-il ramené à un point inférieur à tout commencement possible ? À Gaza, où les guerres se répètent et où les fins se ressemblent, cette question apparaît plus urgente que jamais.
Strait of Hormuz, the Dollar, and the Coming Energy Crisis
By Doug Casey
International Man
April 18, 2026
International Man: Iran is already turning the Strait of Hormuz into a geopolitical toll booth-restricting traffic, charging transit fees, and shutting out the US and its allies. If this continues, what happens to oil, trade, and the global economy, and is there anything the US military can do about it?
Doug Casey: I did a bit of research. Definitions are important; poorly defined words can only confuse issues.
Donald Trump Pulls the Trigger
And the world goes "boom!"
By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review
April 18, 2026
Many Americans are coming around to the view, based on what comes out of President Donald Trump's mouth and what he writes down on his Truth Social site, that the US Head of State is insane. Larry Johnson is reporting "shocking details of what is going on behind the scene at the White House [where] Donald Trump began exhibiting signs of early dementia in September 2025...
Pathologically Russophobic Uk Knew Nato Expansionism Would Provoke Russia, Declassified Documents Confirm
By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics
April 18, 2026
British Prime Minister John Major openly argued to take NATO enlargement "slowly" and "develop a unique relationship with Russia, which took account of its special size and strategic weight". His successor, Tony Blair, an unadulterated war criminal, continued this policy of deliberate lies for an entire decade, forever undermining what little trust existed between Russia and the political West.
« A Huge Lunatic Asylum on One's Back »
Lord Salisbury was Prime Minister at the height of the British Empire. His views on war, jingoism, and nationalist chauvinism have never been more relevant.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
April 18, 2026
Yesterday I received a complaint from a reader who pointed out that I am not doing enough to moderate reader comments that contain extremely intemperate language, ad hominem attacks, and expressions of the desire and intent to commit acts of violence.
Iran War: Sleepwalking Into Starvation
By Kurt Nimmo
Another Day in the Empire
April 18, 2026
According to Oxford Economics, an independent economic advisory firm, in late March the price of the two main fertilizer ingredients, ammonia and urea, spiked 20% and 50% respectively in response to disruptions in the Persian Gulf.
Now that Iran has established a blockade and tolling system in the Strait of Hormuz in response to the United States and Israel attacking the country, large amounts of urea, ammonia, phosphates, and sulfur, critical components for fertilizer, are locked out of agricultural supply chains.
Trump Treads Lightly on China Amid Suspicions of Weapons Flow to Iran
By Paul Dragu
The New American
April 18, 2026
Is China providing Iran with weapons to use against the United States ? President Donald Trump suspects so. And a number of reports also suggest this is happening.
Trump discussed the issue Wednesday during an interview with Fox News' Maria Bartiromo. "I had heard that China is giving weapons to - I mean, you're seeing it all over the place - to Iran," the president said.
The Number of Dead Iranian Protesters Keeps Changing Because It's a Fictional Story
In online discourse with empire apologists these past few months I've been told that the number of dead protesters is thirty thousand, forty thousand, fifty thousand, sixty thousand, seventy thousand, eighty thousand, ninety thousand, and a hundred thousand.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
April 18, 2026
The most common pro-war talking point about Iran is that they massacred tens of thousands of protesters in January of this year - but what's funny is that they never cite the same number.
Digital Currency and the End of Financial Privacy
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
April 18, 2026
The push toward digital currency is being framed as innovation and efficiency, but when you strip away the marketing language, what is unfolding is a structural transformation of the financial system that shifts control away from individuals and concentrates it within governments and central banks. The Bank for International Settlements has confirmed that more than 90% of central banks are now actively researching, developing, or piloting central bank digital currencies, which is not coincidence or experimentation but a coordinated global direction.
War Without Accountability
The Misdirected Expression of Sublimated Rage
By Dr. Gary Null
Global Research
April 18, 2026
Silence is often mistaken for peace, but it is more often the residue of fear, fatigue, and betrayal.
A society does not lose its moral compass all at once-it misplaces it quietly, one withheld voice at a time.
When conscience is deferred long enough, it does not disappear-it reemerges as rage, spectacle, or collapse.
Trump Is Not of Our Tribe
Christianity is not Trump's native tongue. He does not know our language or our ways, and he does not understand that you cannot go after the pope.
By Austin Ruse
Crisis Magazine
April 18, 2026
The president seems to be surprised that Catholics of all stripes are rushing to defend Pope Leo from his odd attacks.
On Tuesday he went after Giorgia Meloni of Italy. She said his attacks on Leo were "unacceptable." He said, "She's unacceptable.