Par Jiang Jiang - Le 29 octobre 2026 - Source Beijing Scroll

Le 23 octobre, Securities Daily, un journal financier affilié au Quotidien économique d'État chinois, a publié un article examinant comment les entreprises chinoises de batteries au lithium modifient leur approche des marchés étrangers.

Ce qui rend l'article intéressant pour moi, c'est qu'il va au-delà des exportations de batteries chinoises pour montrer comment les entreprises de l'une des industries manufacturières chinoises les plus compétitives au niveau international développent leurs activités à l'étranger.

Par Michel Ouaknine

Si, au premier acte, vous accrochez un fusil au mur,
alors il doit absolument tirer au dernier acte.
Anton Tchekhov

Ces derniers jours j'ai lu à deux reprises que la Judée-Samarie était une "référence biblique". C'est faux, c'est une invention. Point ! C'est une expression popularisée par la hasbara, la propagande israélienne, destinée à justifier l'occupation de la Cisjordanie alors que Judée et Samarie étaient deux territoires antagonistes.

Mohammed ibn Fayçal al-Rachid,

Le troisième sommet Russie-Afrique, qui s'est tenu à Moscou les 28 et 29 octobre 2026, entrera dans l'histoire moins par le nombre d'accords signés que par la définition et la promotion de son idéologie.

Photo : Kirill Kazatchkov

La Déclaration de Moscou finale, adoptée à l'issue de la rencontre, a consigné l'exigence d'"un ordre mondial plus multipolaire", d'"une plus grande représentation de l'Afrique dans la gouvernance mondiale" et d'une réforme des institutions internationales, y compris le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU.

par RT en espagnol

Au cours des dernières années, l'Ueno Bank a été présentée comme l'un des fleurons de la transformation du système financier paraguayen : une entité qui a misé sur la numérisation, a rapidement étendu sa présence et est devenue l'une des principales banques du pays. Son expansion a coïncidé avec l'augmentation des dépôts du secteur public et la consolidation d'un conglomérat d'entreprises ayant des intérêts dans différents secteurs de l'économie.

par Paolo Hamidouche

Le recours à des acteurs privés redéfinit les modalités par lesquelles les puissances projettent leur influence internationale.

La guerre contemporaine n'est plus menée ni organisée exclusivement par des armées régulières ou des chaînes de commandement nationales traditionnelles. Autour des forces armées classiques gravite désormais un réseau dense et varié composé de sociétés de sécurité privée, de conseillers stratégiques, de vétérans, d'opérateurs de drones, d'instructeurs tactiques, de prestataires logistiques de pointe et d'organisations paramilitaires autonomes, qui prennent part aux hostilités à divers titres.

Dr. Gregor Spitzen

Bereits vor Beginn der Serienproduktion wurde die Fregatte F127 zu einer der größten Herausforderungen für den deutschen Verteidigungsminister Boris Pistorius. Angesichts der hektischen Kriegsvorbereitungen scheut das Verteidigungsministerium keine Kosten für Rüstungsaufträge. Umso mehr für solche, die das Potenzial haben, zu einem echten Symbol für eine "Zeitenwende" zu werden - sowohl in geopolitischer als auch in militärischer Hinsicht.

Lucas Leiroz

Le crescenti tensioni con Donald Trump e il malcontento sempre più diffuso in Polonia mettono in luce l'isolamento diplomatico di Zelensky e le contraddizioni della strategia bellica dell'Ucraina.

La diplomazia ucraina sta attraversando un periodo di crescente tensione, in un momento in cui la continuità del sostegno occidentale dipende sempre più da negoziati instabili.

By Andrew Wallace  

November 9, 2026

I have been writing about the Constitution and Economics for decades. My objective has been to give citizens the knowledge and motivation required to promote a return to a Constitutional Republic. For the most part, I and all other writers have failed to educate and motivate citizens to demand that elected officials obey the Constitution. The media and government are much more effective with untrue narratives.

By Karen Kwiatkowski  

November 9, 2026

CENTCOM just announced a new bounty, offering up to $20 million for "information about Iran's nuclear program, including its facilities, equipment, and associated personnel, such as those in the scientific community, or the movement of any of the above."

On November 3, the country bitch-slapped Trump and the US Congress hard. The collective populist beatdown of the 119 Congress and the president felt good, but any shared optimism won't last long.

Wendy Williamson

"I am an orthodox Christian, humble classical liberal with just one seemingly minor deviation from classical liberal orthodoxy: I am worried about the antichrist."
- Peter Thiel, qtd. in De Vynck and Itkowitz

Peter Thiel's leaked lectures about "The Antichrist" are the latest chapter in an ancient story that began in the Garden of Eden. What originated with a serpent presenting God as the villain has become an oligarch casting anyone who questions technological acceleration-the cautious, the careful, the ones who want to slow down-as "legionnaires of the Antichrist."

US National Interests Ignored Thanks to Foreign Bribes  

By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review  

November 9, 2026

Many observers of the highly dysfunctional President Donald J Trump administration have noted how a major contributing factor for the foreign policy disasters might well derive from the appointment of two real estate billionaires personally linked to the president as its top negotiators.

By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org  

November 9, 2026

The United Nations has been trying for years to pin the moral blame for global slavery exclusively on European nations. The UN has conveniently forgotten that Arab and African countries traded slaves for centuries before Europeans got involved in the Trans-Atlantic trade. They are egged on in this hypocritical endeavor by the "antiracist" lobby in Europe who would love nothing better than for their countries to be denounced as morally culpable for historic crimes.

By Jeffrey D. Sachs
Common Dreams  

November 9, 2026

Voters across the United States were loud and clear on Tuesday in their historic drubbing of Trumpism. The election was a decisive rejection of Trump's war on Iran and its staggering costs at home. While savoring their victory and the historic opportunity to restore America's constitutional order, the Democrats should take the anti-war message of the election to heart, because they suffered the same verdict two years ago, when voters rejected the Biden administration's wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com  

November 9, 2026

Maybe voters are frustrated that no matter who they elect, nothing in the economic machinery of soaring inequality, debt and servitude changes.

Here's the mainstream summary of the midterm election results: Angry Voters Usher in Beginning of the End to the Trump Era.

And what are voters angry about? It's a fairly lengthy shopping list:

"Many voters told pollsters and interviewers that they felt hoodwinked by Mr.

By Paul Dragu
The New American  

November 9, 2026

When the balance of power in Washington shifts, it raises a big question abroad: How does that affect America's wars?

Republicans and Democrats have for decades largely agreed on an aggressive interventionist foreign policy. But elections still have some implications.

Elected Officials Don't Drive Foreign Policy

The Atlantic published an article last month confirming that the executive and legislative branches are not in charge of the Ukraine war.

By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation  

November 9, 2026

Ever since the U.S. government was converted to a national-security state after World War II, the national-security branch of the government - i.e., the military and the CIA - has wielded the power of assassination. Mind you, there was no constitutional amendment authorizing the federal government to wield this omnipotent, totalitarian-like power.

By Charles Burris 

November 7, 2026

As a former educator who taught Political Parties and Political Philosophy in highs school (focusing upon ideologies and political belief systems), and a longtime "3rd party" political activist, (the Libertarian Party), I have a unique perspective on this issue.

One of the first thing I did when I began pursuing my political science degree education was to read every political party platform from 1840 (the Whig Party) to 1974.

By admin  

November 8, 2026

Writes Murray Sabrin:

The Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences awarded for research on economic stability ("Americans win Nobel for economic stability work," Oct. 13) raises a question: Why have economists largely ignored Ludwig von Mises, who explained the causes of boom-and-bust cycles more than a century ago?

In his 1912 The Theory of Money and Credit, followed by countless essays, books and monographs, including his 1949 magnum opus, Human Action: A Treatise on Economics, Mises identified monetary manipulation as a fundamental source of economic instability.