Par Peter Koenig

Ce n'est pas un hasard si le prochain sommet de la Coopération économique Asie-Pacifique (APEC) se tiendra à Shenzhen, en Chine, les 18 et 19 novembre 2026. L'APEC compte 21 membres ; toutefois, Hong Kong et Taïwan y figurent en tant qu'entités économiques distinctes (membres : Australie, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chili, République populaire de Chine (RPC), Hong Kong (Chine), Indonésie, Japon, République de Corée (Corée du Sud), Malaisie, Mexique, Nouvelle-Zélande, Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, Pérou, Philippines, Russie, Singapour, Taïwan (Chine), Thaïlande, États-Unis, Viêt Nam).

Erst Sozialproteste, jetzt Friedensdemos: Beide Bewegungen eint mehr, als es scheint. Ralf Krämer erklärt, warum. Ein Gespräch über Krieg, Krise und Kapital.

Nach dem Protest ist davor: am Wochenende folgen in Berlin wie Stuttgart große Friedensdemonstrationen - diese wollen explizit an den DGB-Sozialaktionstag anschließen.

Darüber sprach Telepolis mit Ralf Krämer. Der Sozialwissenschaftler und war über zwei Jahrzehnte Gewerkschaftssekretär in der ver.di-Bundesverwaltung im Bereich Wirtschaftspolitik.

L'Italia si sta preparando al 13° pacchetto di aiuti a Kiev, ha detto il ministro della difesa Guido Crosetto durante un'intervista alla britannica BBC.

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"Entro fine anno probabilmente ci sarà un nuovo pacchetto di aiuti all'Ucraina",ha detto Guido Crosetto durante la sua intervista alla televisione britannica.

Il nostro paese ha già inviato dodici pacchetti di aiuti militari a Kiev, aiuti di cui i cittadini italiani non hanno diritto di conoscerne i contenuti, infatti su ogni invio è stato posto il segreto di stato, quindi nessuno sa cosa abbiamo inviato a Zelensky.

Lucas Leiroz

Reduzir milhões de brasileiros a uma base reacionária do bolsonarismo revela os limites da análise progressista sobre a sociedade nacional.

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Desde o primeiro turno das eleições presidenciais, setores da esquerda brasileira têm intensificado suas críticas aos evangélicos, frequentemente apresentados como uma força reacionária responsável pelo avanço da direita no país.

Lorenzo Maria Pacini

A country with a population of 1.3 million announces that it can strangle the commercial lifeline of the world's leading nuclear power in a matter of hours.

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A string of provocations, but it's all just cheap jewelry

Certain statements should be read twice - the second time aloud - to be sure you didn't dream them.

Lucas Leiroz

Public security, rejection of the woke agenda, and the defense of traditional values help explain the Brazilian right's electoral strength.

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The results of the first round of Brazil's 2026 presidential election sparked a wave of analysis on the Brazilian left. With Flávio Bolsonaro ahead of Lula in the vote count, many commentators looked for explanations in evangelical voters' behavior, moral conservatism, and the influence of religious leaders.

By Andrew Wallace  

October 26, 2026

To understand anything about our Constitutional Republic, you must know that the Sovereign States established the Federal Government to perform only a few specified functions. The present reality is that the so-called Federal Government does whatever it pleases and to hell with the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the Land. Most Elected Officials violate their sacred oath to our Constitution and have the blood of millions on their hands.

By Wendy Williamson
WendyWilliamson.com  

October 26, 2026

"And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark" - Revelation 13:17

The Anti-Church isn't a building or a denomination. It isn't a government or an institution. It's a subconscious pattern-and it can be resisted, but only when enough people become aware of what they're participating in.

It's what Jung called enantiodromia: the tendency of a thing, pushed toward an extreme, to turn into its opposite.

By Charles Goyette
The Libertarian Institute  

October 26, 2026

When one of my acquaintances expressed his enthusiasm for Secretary of State Marco Rubio's October 7 speech from the Acropolis in Athens, Greece-seeing it as the de facto launching of a presidential campaign-I thought to watch the talk in its entirety.

It was worth the viewing, if only for the craftsmanship involved. It was set in the golden hour, with the Parthenon beautifully framed behind Rubio, bathed in the soft light of the setting sun.

By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org  

October 26, 2026

According to the non-aggression principle, aggressive violence is never justified. But stating the principle is the easy part. Identifying the aggressor is more difficult when the facts are contested and when both sides, in their respective political parties, claim to be "defending" themselves against their aggressive enemies.

In the history of the Reconstruction era, the official narrative is that the Democrats were the aggressors, and Republican violence was "self-defense." This is often presented as a moral justification for the militarization of race relations under Republican governments.

Armstrong Economics  

October 26, 2026

Americans are increasingly financing the basic necessities of life because their paychecks are no longer stretching far enough. Buy-now-pay-later financing has exploded into a $160 billion industry, according to research cited by the Associated Press, with the use of short-term pay-in-four loans increasing nearly 80% since 2023. What began as a convenient way to purchase electronics or clothing is now being used for groceries, transportation, household bills, and even rent.

Four polling outfits have recently been exposed as utter frauds, fabricating data and sharing fraudulent reports.  

By Clarice Feldman
American Thinker  

October 26, 2026

n a series of disclosures, four polling outfits have recently been exposed as utter frauds, fabricating data and sharing fraudulent reports. These fake polls have appeared in media election surveys, with some included in well-known polling aggregators.

By Eric Peters
Eric Peters Autos  

October 26, 2026

Trump's trick - and it worked really well for a really long time - was to make vague, appealing-sounding promises such as Make America Great Again. Who would argue with that ? Exactly the point. It brilliantly cornered the opposition. Trump rode these vague promises back into office in 2024. They sounded great to millions of people.

By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation  

October 26, 2026

There are informal rules for American citizens about living in the U.S. Empire. Mind you, most of them are not codified into law. They are not found in an imperially published citizen's manual. But American citizens are expected to know these informal rules and abide by them. Violations can result in criminal penalties or, more commonly, social ostracism, accusations of disloyalty and hatred of America, and even charges of sympathizing with terrorists or even being terrorists.

By Paul Dragu
The New American  

October 26, 2026

AIPAC has become such a liability for politicians, and those aspiring to politics, that the pro-Israel lobby is tweaking how it funnels money to candidates.

AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, sent a letter this week to members announcing it will no longer directly endorse candidates or give them money through its political action committee, or PAC.

By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter  

October 26, 2026

After Musk and Trump already demonstrated that Ukraine's use of Starlink/Starshield can be throttled in an instant, therefore risking the collapse of the entire front line if taken to the extreme of a full-scale shutdown, Zelensky might be more pliable to a peace deal with Putin.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk confirmed that Ukraine violated the terms of service for using Starlink, which is the civilian analogue of the military-run Starshield, by using it in lethal offensive drone attacks.

par TASS

Alors que Washington fait peser le fardeau de la crise ukrainienne sur l'Europe, Andrey Sushentsov examine les limites stratégiques de l'UE et sa confrontation coûteuse avec la Russie.

Andrey Sushentsov, doyen de la Faculté des relations internationales de l'université MGIMO et membre du Conseil scientifique et d'experts auprès du Conseil de sécurité de la Fédération de Russie, explique pourquoi l'Europe occidentale craint tant une confrontation directe avec la Russie, comment les États-Unis font peser le poids de la crise ukrainienne sur l'UE, pourquoi la "pyramide de confiance" entourant Kiev s'effrite, et quand le conflit ukrainien pourrait prendre fin.

par Moon of Alabama

Trois points concernant l'Ukraine.

La CIA en Ukraine

Le magazine The Atlantic se penche sur le rôle actuel de la CIA dans la guerre en Ukraine.

En 2014, immédiatement après que le gouvernement élu de l'Ukraine ait été renversé par un coup d'État militant de droite, la CIA a établi plus d'une douzaine d'avant-postes en Ukraine pour mener des actions de subversion contre la Russie et l'espionner.

par Paolo Hamidouche

Le pape Léon XIV a joué un rôle décisif : juste après son opération pulmonaire, il a pris son téléphone pour appeler Poutine. Il a évoqué avec lui, en particulier, la situation à Oleshky et a demandé un cessez-le-feu, obtenant ainsi une ouverture de la part du "tsar".

Divers bouleversements marquent cette phase de la guerre en Ukraine qui, sauf imprévu, pourrait bien en être l'étape finale.