Erkin Oncan

The new security architecture that Europe is constructing under the banner of "democracy" will shift attention toward the countries located at the intersection of all these developments.

Last week, the European Commission announced a new initiative titled the European Democracy Shield (EDS).

According to the official statement, the project aims to strengthen "democratic resilience," establish early-warning systems against disinformation and foreign interference, support the media and civil society, ensure election security, and create comprehensive crisis protocols.

Giulio Chinappi

Il viaggio del Primo Ministro Phạm Minh Chính tra Kuwait, Algeria e Sudafrica, con partecipazione al G20 di Johannesburg, inaugura la nuova proiezione del Việt Nam verso Medio Oriente e Africa, culminata nel Partenariato Strategico con Pretoria.

Nel solco di una diplomazia di diversificazione e multilateralizzazione, il recente itinerario del Primo Ministro Phạm Minh Chính tra Kuwait, Algeria e Sudafrica, accompagnato dalla partecipazione al G20 di Johannesburg, segna una svolta nella politica del Việt Nam verso il Medio Oriente e l'Africa.

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

December 1, 2025

We often hear demands to ban so-called "hate speech." Negative remarks about various groups, including women, black people, homosexuals, Jews, Muslims, can it is alleged, have a negative effect on members of the group who hear or see the speech. It encourages people to hate them and cements negative stereotypes about them in people's minds. In addition, hearing or seeing "hate speech" offends the members of the group.

By Mark Keenan

December 1, 2025

Artificial intelligence is being sold as the technology that will "change everything." Yet while a handful of firms are profiting enormously from the AI boom, the financial risk may already be shifting to the public.

The louder the promises become, the quieter another possibility seems to be:

What if AI is not accelerating the economy at all - but disguising the fact that it is slowing down?

By George F. Smith

December 1, 2025

There's an argument running through the commentariat that goes something like this: AI (Artificial Intelligence) has already rendered some jobs obsolete and will continue this trend until the human race is unemployed. Even now it surpasses the ability of most people to write an effective opinion essay because it can create logic-driven, elegant compositions in seconds.

By Tucker Carlson

December 1, 2025

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By Tom Mullen
Talks Freedom

December 1, 2025

MAGA is riding high these days, convinced they've finally exorcised the neoconservatives who controlled the Republican Party for decades. Supposedly gone are the days of endless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the trillion-dollar boondoggles sold as "spreading democracy"? Trump promised to drain that swamp, and his base believes he's done it-putting America First and mocking the old guard like John McCain and Liz Cheney.

By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine

December 1, 2025

A key goal in writing this publication has been to provide a voice to those forgotten by medicine, so I try to respond to all the messages I receive-particularly those in dire need. However, as this publication has grown, it's become more complex and more challenging for me to do that adequately due to the volume of correspondence I receive.

By Pepe Escobar
Sputnik News

December 1, 2025

The Unit project, first revealed by Sputnik in 2024, is emerging as the most viable option for breaking the US dollar's stranglehold on global trade and investment.

In his book co-written with top economist Sergey Bodrunov, Regulations of the Noonomy (international edition published this year by Sandro Teti Editore in Rome), leading Russian economist Sergey Glazyev stresses the need to "ensure a full-fledged switch to national currencies in mutual trade and investment within the EAEU and the CIS, and further - within the BRICS and SCO, the withdrawal of joint development institutions from the dollar zone, the development of their own independent payment systems and interbank information exchange systems."

By Joseph Pearce
Crisis Magazine

December 1, 2025

The surprise success of the new film Sacré Coeur (Sacred Heart: His Reign Has No End), released in French cinemas in September, has caused great controversy. It is no surprise that such a devoutly Catholic docudrama has divided opinion in French political society, in which laïcité-strictly enforced state secularism, the lingering legacy of the French Revolution-is seen by many as the very defining principle of the French Republic.

By Gary D. Barnett

GaryDBarnett.com

December 1, 2025

"Man has no right to kill his brother. It is no excuse that he does so in uniform: he only adds the infamy of servitude to the crime of murder."

~ Percy Bysshe Shelley

In 1931, a quote from an opinion piece by Kurt Tucholsky, under his pseudonym Ignaz Wrobel, in the weekly German magazine Die Weltbühne, stated: "Soldiers are murderers." This quote is very simple but very true, and although many will cringe at the suggestion, with any critical thought or scrutiny whatsoever, there is no other conclusion that can be reached.

By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker

December 1, 2025

Two years ago, world-class researcher and analyst "Sundance" posted an alarming essay on his website, The Conservative Treehouse. Taking a look back at the previous years' severe COVID tyranny, the rise of the Biden administration's censorship regime, and the false media narratives pushing a NATO-Russia war in Ukraine, "Sundance" soberly concluded that "We the People" are in an abusive relationship with government.

Moon of Alabama

December 1, 2025

Trump's South America policy is getting more ridiculous by the day.

Yesterday he announced a pardon for the former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, who is serving a 45-year sentence for partnering with drug traffickers who had allegedly shipped 400 tons of cocaine to the United States. He also endorsed a right wing candidate Nasry "Tito" Asfura for Sunday's election in Honduras.

Par Sonja van den Ende, le 29 novembre 2025

Ils oublient toutefois que les grandes guerres européennes sont nées au cœur même du continent.

Les politiciens européens sont depuis longtemps préoccupés par de prétendus "espions" ou "agents" russes et par la menace d'attaques de drones. Ces dernières semaines, cette prétendue hantise a viré à l'obsession, avec une soudaine recrudescence des observations de drones signalées à travers le continent, en particulier dans les pays d'Europe occidentale, comme les Pays-Bas et la Belgique.

par 2MSynergie Group

Maria Zakharova révèle le scandale : des mercenaires philippins recrutés par une société US obtiennent des visas Schengen allemands en 48h pour combattre en Ukraine, pendant que les Russes se voient refuser même les visas humanitaires.

Coalition UK-France-Allemagne, saisie totale des avoirs russes, bombardements sur la Crimée le jour où Kiev jure de la «libérer», effacement de l'histoire russe à Odessa, persécutions des prêtres orthodoxes...

Aujourd'hui, c'est le Docteur Laurent Vercoustre qui se charge de nous faire réfléchir autour d'une idée pas si neuve, l'utilisation de la vie pour gérer les affaires de la cité. Après Hélène Banoun en 2023 (*), voici venir les réflexions d'un grand gynécologue à la plume aussi alerte qu'entraînée (**). Au final les nouvelles n'en sont peut être pas plus réjouissantes : biopouvoir et discipline, encore et toujours...

par James Roguski

La peur et des comportements totalement insensés étaient déclenchés par une séquence génétique stockée dans une base de données informatique.

La quatrième session de négociations concernant l'annexe du Système d'accès aux agents pathogènes et de partage des avantages (PABS) de l'OMS à l'Accord relatif à la pandémie se tiendra du 1er au 5 décembre 2025.

Par Moon of Alabama - Le 29 novembre 2025

La politique de Trump en Amérique du Sud devient de plus en plus ridicule.

Hier, il a annoncé une grâce pour l'ancien président du Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, qui purge une peine de 45 ans pour s'être associé à des trafiquants de drogue qui auraient expédié 400 tonnes de cocaïne aux États-Unis. Il a également soutenu un candidat de droite, Nasry « Tito » Asfura, pour les élections de dimanche au Honduras.

Par Alexander Zaitchik

Selon un nouveau rapport, l'entreprise publique polonaise Nitro-Chem a produit 90 % du TNT utilisé par les fabricants d'armes américains pour fabriquer les bombes « Mark Series ».

Une entreprise polonaise joue un rôle central dans la fourniture de trinitrotoluène (TNT), l'explosif clé utilisé dans la guerre génocidaire menée par Israël contre Gaza, selon le rapport « The Missing Ingredient » (L'ingrédient manquant : le TNT polonais), publié aujourd'hui par une coalition représentant le People's Embargo for Palestine (Embargo populaire pour la Palestine), le Palestinian Youth Movement (Mouvement de la jeunesse palestinienne), Shadow World Investigations et Movement Research Unit.