Lucas Leiroz
L'organizzazione non ha bisogno di dichiarare guerra all'Occidente per simboleggiare la fine della centralità occidentale. Forse il vero messaggio lanciato da Bishkek è ancora più significativo
Il recente vertice dell'Organizzazione di Cooperazione di Shanghai (SCO), tenutosi a Bishkek, in Kirghizistan, ha suscitato disagio negli ambienti politici e mediatici occidentali.
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
September 14, 2026
Welcome to America, where apparently standing around is now enough to have your movements searched through a nationwide surveillance network.
Records obtained from the Plano, Illinois Police Department reveal more than 1,200 searches involving the category "Curfew/Loitering/Vagrancy Violations." That is from cameras controlled by ONE small police department, with law enforcement agencies elsewhere accessing those cameras as part of their searches.
By Max Blumenthal
The Grayzone
September 14, 2026
A year after Charlie Kirk's killing, his organization has buried his criticism of Israel to maintain support from the Israel-based International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. With close ties to the Israeli government, the Fellowship is flooding conservative media with paid partnerships.
One year after Charlie Kirk's killing, The Charlie Kirk Show is distributed by a federally registered agent of Israel and his widow, Erika, has reversed his critical positions on the US-Israeli special relationship.
By Mike Whitney
The Unz Review
September 14, 2026
We're at the end of the line. After seven months of unprovoked warfare, the situation in the Middle East has ballooned into a full-blown crisis. Overnight, Saudi oil exports have fallen to zero. ZERO ! Let that sink in for a minute. The "world's largest oil producer" is presently exporting NO oil. Persian Gulf terminals are effectively shut down due to the war with Iran while the East-West pipeline-the main overland bypass that moves 4 to 5 million barrels per day to the Red Sea terminal at Yanbu-was blown up at nine different locations on Thursday (by Iraqi drones) and is no longer operable.
By Chris MacIntosh
International Man
September 14, 2026
Capitalism doesn't build surveillance states - it builds infrastructure. What gets done with that infrastructure afterwards is somebody else's problem, and it's a problem the folks building it never seem to ask themselves.
The largest infrastructure buildout in human history is currently underway, financed almost entirely by private capital, justified almost entirely by a commercial promise the underlying numbers clearly do not support.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
September 14, 2026
I have lost confidence in Trump, who represents Israel and not Americans. But when you look at the Democratic alternative, it is genuinely scary.
The Democrats used a totally corrupt Department of "Justice" and FBI and also the whore American media, a despicable collection of scum, to orchestrate Russiagate, documents-gate, a variety of other false charges and false civil suits plus two impeachments.
By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com
September 14, 2026
Something shifts beneath the surface of ordinary life. Not with announcements or spectacle, but through the quiet consolidation of systems that now track, verify, and gatekeep nearly every exchange between citizens and the institutions they rely upon. By 2028, according to timelines established by international bodies and echoed in domestic policy papers, Americans will face a choice that is not really a choice at all: accept a federally standardized Digital ID or find yourself locked out of the economy you helped build.
By Wendy Williamson
WendyWilliamson.com
September 14, 2026
"Forgive us our debts, as we also forgive our debtors." - Matthew 6:12
When we look into antiquity, we tend to see primitive people. But ancient Babylon (c. 2000-539 BCE) and our world today are not that far apart.
Consider the temple. It was a colossus: a divinely sanctioned corporation that served as the central bank, the treasury, and the landlord of an entire civilization.
By Paul Dragu
The New American
September 14, 2026
As Americans turn against artificial intelligence, AI companies are building programs to surveil and identify troublemakers in advance.
An investigative report published this week by The American Prospect revealed that, "in addition to monitoring activists in the vicinity of Anthropic executives and keeping tabs on protests near physical Anthropic assets, the firm is also implementing a 'pre-crime' approach, attempting to predict incidents before they happen.
By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter
September 14, 2026
The more upset his taxpayers become with their country's lack of tangible returns from the billions of euros that it's given to Ukraine, the more that support for the AfD is expected to surge.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul complained that Ukraine isn't buying enough German guns. He told Bild, "We are now Ukraine's strongest supporter in terms of financial and military assistance.
Juan Orlando Hernández est rentré chez lui d'un pas léger après avoir obtenu une grâce, bien qu'il ait écoulé 400 tonnes de cocaïne.
Source : Responsible Statecraft, Dana Frank
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises
L'ancien président Juan Orlando Hernández, trafiquant de drogue condamné puis gracié par le président Donald Trump en décembre dernier, est rentré triomphalement au Honduras dimanche, dans toute sa gloire et son ambition.
Par IntelSky, le 13 septembre 2026
Téhéran sape la diplomatie avec ses 7 conditions, et le pétrole saoudien est coupé : Washington s'effondre, et un retrait tactique serait-il imminent ? - Talal Nahle
Le contexte stratégique et géopolitique général
Au 89e jour de l'effondrement du protocole d'accord (dimanche 13 septembre 2026 - 197e jour de la guerre), l'équilibre des forces au Moyen-Orient évolue vers des rapports de force imposant un fait accompli par la puissance de feu.
Par Tareq S. Hajjaj
Au service de pédiatrie de l'hôpital Nasser de Gaza, les médecins constatent une recrudescence des cas de retard de croissance chez les enfants. Cette séquelle durable de la famine provoquée par Israël pourrait avoir des répercussions sur les capacités cognitives, le système hormonal et la santé des générations à venir.
Tahrir Zidan, 41 ans, emmène régulièrement sa fille de cinq ans, Tala, à la clinique de malnutrition de l'hôpital Nasser à Khan Younis, dans l'espoir d'obtenir des compléments alimentaires ou un traitement susceptible d'aider ses enfants à grandir.