par Viktor Mikhin
Les bouleversements économiques et politiques aux États-Unis se répercutent de plus en plus sur leurs alliés traditionnels - les pays du Golfe Persique.
Donald Trump, incapable de tenir ses principales promesses électorales, perd le soutien à l'intérieur du pays, tandis que sa politique étrangère imprévisible pousse les monarchies du Moyen-Orient à chercher de nouveaux partenaires.
par Observateur Continental
Pour le vice-ministre russe des Affaires étrangères, Alexandre Grouchko, la France, l'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni ne veulent pas que le conflit en Ukraine prenne fin, ils poursuivent, donc, la politique de le faire durer plus longtemps.
«Un diplomate russe accuse la France, l'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni de chercher à prolonger le conflit en Ukraine», annonce l'agence de presse russe TASS, citant Alexandre Grouchko, ancien représentant permanent de la Russie auprès de l'OTAN, aujourd'hui, vice-ministre des Affaires étrangères.
par Elias Omirov
En 2024, la Russie s'est propulsée au 4ème rang mondial en PIB à parité de pouvoir d'achat (PPA) http://newsnet.fr/1, consolidant sa position de 2023 avec près de 7 billiards (1015) de dollars, dépassant le Japon et l'Allemagne. Portée par une économie de guerre et des ressources colossales, cette ascension intrigue. La France, qui recule à la 9ème place, peut-elle s'inspirer de Moscou pour (re)booster sa croissance ? Voici les leviers russes, leur viabilité en France, et des solutions taillées pour l'Hexagone.
par Espoir et Dignité
«La manière dont à la fois les militaires indiens et les militaires pakistanais se reconnaissent, se parlent et se comprennent, pour moi il était assez clair que cette évolution n'allait pas déboucher sur un conflit de grande ampleur».
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Stefano Vernole
Sta ora alla Russia comprendere il gioco ed evitare la trappola tesale dalla Casa Bianca. L'obiettivo di Trump è concedere una vittoria tattica ma limitata alla Russia per mantenerla poi sotto pressione strategica della NATO.
Appena terminate le celebrazioni per l'ottantesimo anniversario della Vittoria nella Grande Guerra Patriottica, Vladimir Putin ha tenuto una conferenza stampa notturna per denunciare la violazione della tregua da parte di Kiev, annunciando però la disponibilità di Mosca a trattare direttamente il 15 maggio a Istanbul per arrivare ad un accordo di pace generale sull'Ucraina.
By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org
May 14, 2025
In seeking to understand why nations go to war, we often search for rational motivations such as the quest for money, or power, or territory, or that most elusive of goals-justice. But the truth is that often there is no reason behind descent into war other than the hostility and animosity between one nation and another.
In his essay "Separation of Reconciliation? The Nationalities Question in the USSR," Igor Shafarevich identifies "resentment, malice and pain" as a predominant cause of conflict between nations-people driven by these emotions set aside all rational thought as they become consumed with thoughts of vengeance and retribution for their grievances.
By Mike Whitney
The Unz Review
May 14, 2025
Donald Trump rolled the dice and came up snakes-eyes. He thought he could bully China, but China called his bluff. Now he must report his failure to the American people by trying to make the biggest trade blunder in the nation's history, look like a 'stunning triumph of the will'. Good luck with that.
Fortunately, we have a reliable metric for determining whether Trump succeeded or failed.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
May 14, 2025
After a year and a half of genocidal atrocities, the editorial boards of numerous British press outlets have suddenly come out hard against Israel's genocidal onslaught in Gaza.
The first drop of rain came last week from The Financial Times in a piece by the editorial board titled "The west's shameful silence on Gaza," which denounces the US and Europe for having "issued barely a word of condemnation" of their ally's criminality, saying they "should be ashamed of their silence, and stop enabling Netanyahu to act with impunity."
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Perdana Global Peace Foundation
Global Research
May 14, 2025
Prominent academic and author Dr Michel Chossudovsky warned that the so-called war on terrorism is a front to propagate America's global hegemony and create a New World Order.
Dr Chossudovsky said terrorism is made in the US and that terrorists are not the product of the Muslim world.
According to him,
By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter
May 14, 2025
Trump is about to be placed into a dilemma due to his unwillingness or inability to coerce Ukraine into Russia's demanded concessions.
The US' mediation between Russia and Ukraine captivated the world due to the hopes that many observers had of it leading to a breakthrough, but expectations have since been tempered, including on the American side as evidenced by the toughening of its negotiating stance towards Russia.
By David Stockman
David Stockman's Contra Corner
May 14, 2025
It might be all over except the shouting. We are talking about the last chance to meaningfully curtail the nation's headlong plunge into fiscal disaster. Since the Dems are hideously obtuse and feckless on the fiscal front, the only remaining hope was that the GOP would finally screw-up the courage to take sweeping bites out of Federal spending and borrowing in the process of enacting the Donald's "one big beautiful" reconciliation bill.
By Jayant Bhandari
May 14, 2025
On 22 April 2025, terrorists attacked Pahalgam-one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kashmir-killing twenty-six people. With a population of 13 million, the Indian-administered Kashmir hosts 700,000 troops, including army personnel, paramilitary forces, and police with extraordinary powers, making it one of the most militarized regions in the world.
Yet, despite the large number of tourists in Pahalgam, no security officer was on site.