Xavier Azalbert, France-Soir

L'OMS au bord du gouffre financier : le prix d'une gestion politisée de la crise COVID-19

ANALYSE : une gestion médicale sous le feu des critiques

Les corticostéroïdes : un retard aux conséquences tragiques

Dès les premiers mois de la pandémie, l'OMS a publié des lignes directrices intérimaires pour la gestion clinique du COVID-19. Le 12 janvier 2020, elle recommandait de ne pas administrer systématiquement de corticostéroïdes pour traiter la pneumonie virale ou le syndrome de détresse respiratoire aiguë (SDRA) en dehors des essais cliniques, sauf indication contraire (analyse du collectif citoyen de France-Soir avec l'aide d'expert en analyse scientifique).

« Le jour d'un abattage total, tout s'effondre, on n'a plus aucun point de repère quand les bâtiments sont vides. » Jocelyn Bertrand, agriculteur bio, a vu partir à l'abattoir ses 305 vaches en 2023. Une seule de ses bêtes était malade. Le territoire où il est installé depuis 1999, la Suisse normande, au sud de Caen, avec ses prairies vallonnées, est l'un des foyers de la tuberculose bovine.

Transcription – 2025.03.26 – Glenn Diesen

 Prof. Michael Hudson: Economic Collapse in Europe

GLENN DIESEN:
Hi everyone and welcome. Today is the 26th of March 2025 and I am joined by Michael Hudson, a household name in the world of economics.

The world is changing very rapidly, we see. The US seems to be adjusting to multipolarity. It needs to have a new priority. Europe seemingly is less of a priority, while there seems to be a need to make peace with Russia.

Lucas Leiroz

Apesar dos grandes problemas criados pela ingerência ocidental na Eurásia, a UEE continua sendo um fator chave para a inserção regional na realidade geopolítica multipolar.

Escreva para nós: infostrategic-culture.su

Você pode seguir Lucas no Xe Telegram.

O principal objetivo da União Econômica Eurasiática (UEE) é melhorar o bem-estar dos cidadãos dos países membros.

Alastair Crooke

Un "riequilibrio" economico degli Stati Uniti sta arrivando. Putin ha ragione. L'ordine economico post-seconda guerra mondiale "è andato".

L'esito geopolitico del secondo dopoguerra ha determinato di fatto la struttura economica globale del dopoguerra. Entrambi sono ora in fase di profondo cambiamento. Ciò che rimane fermo, tuttavia, è la visione del mondo generale (occidentale) secondo cui tutto deve "cambiare" solo per rimanere uguale.

Pepe Escobar

L'invincibile Yemen, il racconto di Pepe Escobar di una visita nell'Arabia Felix

SANAA, Yemen - Non c'è da stupirsi che l'Impero Romano la chiamasse Arabia Felix.

Sono le 15:00 di venerdì 28 marzo, giorno di Al Quds, durante il Ramadan, a Sana'a, in Yemen. La folla di oltre un milione di yemeniti si estende fino all'orizzonte, dolcemente circondata da colline spoglie in lontananza e con la grande moschea Al-Saleh che fa da cornice in primo piano.

By Laurence M. Vance

April 3, 2025

The county of Burma or Myanmar has seen its share of natural disasters. A devasting cyclone in 2008 killed tens of thousands of people and left hundreds of thousands more homeless. To make things worse, the country has suffered from internal conflict for 50 years, and is currently in the midst of a civil war.

Last month it was a devasting 7.7 earthquake that hit Myanmar.

By Rep. John J. Duncan Jr.
The Knoxville Focus

April 3, 2025

Last week I was one of the featured speakers at a conference in Texas hosted by the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity. Ron Paul himself hosted the events. He will be 90 years old later this year and is still speaking out through a daily TV show and a weekly column.

The other main speakers were David Stockman, who was President Reagan's budget director; Tom Woods, host of a leading national podcast; Jeff Deist, head of a company called Monetary Metals; and Daniel McAdams, a foreign policy expert.

By JD Breen
Premium Insights

April 3, 2025

Happy Liberation Day!

Aside from our senses, what are we being freed from?

A properly functioning market? The greatest quality and quantity of goods sold at competitive rates? Producers having to innovate to excel? The ability to buy what we want without giving government a bigger cut?

Whatever deliverance we're promised was postponed by a day, so Americans wouldn't think the jokers in charge were playing them for fools.

By Milan Adams
Preppgroup

April 3, 2025

Martial Law is by far one of the greatest nightmares we might face, one that leaves many preppers up at night.

This is because it can occur in the midst of any natural or man-made disasters.

The march into Martial Law is frequently overlooked by the general population, often branded as nonsense or something belonging to conspiratorial websites. Yet what's going on in this country is just what our founders have warned us of, and Martial Law is something they've taken very, very seriously.

By John Leake
Courageous Discourse

April 3, 2025

At dinner with my mom on Monday, she mentioned that she'd recently watched the new Bob Dylan movie, A Complete Unknown. A bit of the film takes place during the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962. She confessed that she, who was born in 1946, had largely forgotten how frightened people were at the time, with many people leaving large cities (potential targets) in a state of panic.

By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org

April 3, 2025

To those familiar with constitutional history, it may seem trite to observe that the meaning of the Constitution is contested. Yet many contemporary political commentators treat the Constitution as a document whose meaning is plain and obvious. An op-ed in the New York Times, criticizing President Donald Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, informs us that "Trump doesn't get to decide what the Constitution means." The writer argues that the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment is plain: "Virtually everyone born in America would be an American, end of story." In his view, by stating that children born to illegal immigrants are not US citizens, "The Trump administration is wrong." After setting out the terms of Trump's Executive Order, the writer asks "How could this be possible, given the plain text of the amendment?" He adds that "every plain reading of the amendment comes to the same conclusion," namely his own conclusion.