Vladimir Poutine au poste de commandement du groupement de troupes Ouest le 20 novembre 2025.

20 nov. 2025, 22:56

Les dirigeants ukrainiens ne se soucient guère du sort de leur propre pays. Telle est la conclusion faite par le président russe lors de sa visite au poste de commandement du groupement de troupes Ouest.

Dans la soirée du 20 novembre, le président russe a visité l'un des postes de commandement du groupement de troupes Ouest, où il a écouté les rapports sur la situation à Konstantinovka, dans la direction de Kramatorsk, ainsi que dans la zone de Koupiansk.

Ricardo Martins,

La Maison-Blanche avance rapidement sur un plan de paix négocié directement avec Moscou, laissant Kyiv et l'Europe en marge. Alors que des responsables américains arrivent en Ukraine et que Zelensky fait face à une pression politique et militaire grandissante, Washington semble prêt à présenter sa proposition comme un fait accompli.

Un accord de paix pour l'Ukraine pourrait être annoncé très bientôt - voire « dès cette semaine », selon POLITICO.

Mohamed Lamine KABA,

Pour la première fois depuis 1999, le G20 se déroule dans un environnement qui n'appartient plus, ni par l'économie, ni par la démographie, ni par l'histoire, au champ d'influence exclusif de l'Occident.

L'Afrique s'apprête, pour la première fois de son histoire, à devenir le centre nerveux de la gouvernance mondiale. Du 22 au 24 novembre 2025, se tiendra à Johannesburg une réunion des chefs d'Etats du groupe des vingt puissances économiques mondiales (G20) dont la portée dépasse largement le cadre traditionnel des sommets économiques.

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⁣NIMA ALKHORSHID: Hi everybody. Today is Thursday, November 13, 2025, and our friends Michael Hudson and Richard Wolff are back with us. Welcome back.

⁣RICHARD WOLFF: Glad to be here.

⁣NIMA ALKHORSHID: Let me start, Michael, with you and what has happened with Donald Trump and his policies in Central Asia. Donald Trump says that he's going to reconquer the heartland, Central Asia.

Come gli europei stanno cercando di impedire la fine del conflitto tra Russia e Ucraina e perché è nel loro interesse farlo

"L'Ucraina ha colpito la notte scorsa con missili Storm Shadow un impianto chimico russo che produce polvere da sparo, esplosivi e carburante per razzi nella regione russa di Bryansk", si legge sulle agenzie di stampa.

Ma ammesso che gli aerei fossero ucraini e non i francesi Mirage 2000 e ammesso pure che i piloti fossero davvero ucraini e non francesi, di certo i missili impiegati non sono ucraini e la loro missione non è stata pianificata e preparata tecnicamente da ucraini.

By John Leake
Courageous Discourse

November 21, 2025

I've long thought that Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address," which he delivered on November 19, 1863, may be the most succinct and elegant speech ever written. I invariably think about it whenever I'm at a wedding or some other formal occasion and hear a windbag droning on for over five minutes with no structure, theme, or resolution.

Lincoln's speech is a 272-word masterpiece that he delivered in less than two minutes.

By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"

November 21, 2025

If you haven't read it, go online and check out the late, great Dave McGowan's expose of international child sex trafficking, "The Pedophocracy." It's shocking, and exposes our corrupt elite as being the worst kind of sexual deviants. There has been a tragic but undeniable market for children as sex objects, since at least Victorian England.

When we talk about the enigmatic sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, however, it's not really pedophilia that's involved.

By Gary D. Barnett

GaryDBarnett.com

November 21, 2025

"The Soviet Union and something called communism per se had not been the object of Washington's global attacks. There had never been an International Communist Conspiracy. The enemy was, and remains, any government or movement, or even individual, that stands in the way of the expansion of the American Empire; by whatever name the US gives to the enemy - communist, rogue state, drug trafficker, terrorist."

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21

November 21, 2025

Like a bad Italian opera, the fat lady is singing from a balcony overlooking a city that is ablaze. Zaporhyzhia, Dneipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Kherson, Kharkiv, Sumy... The Russian ground forces are attacking in all of these locations, which represents about 1,000 miles of territory stretching from Sumy in the north to Zaporhyzhia in the south. Russia is inflicting an average of 1,335 casualties a day on the Ukrainian forces, which translates into 456,695 losses in 2025 as of November 17.

By Doug Casey

International Man

November 21, 2025

International Man: Doug, you recently visited Azerbaijan-a country most people have never heard of, let alone could find on a map.

You've spent decades exploring some of the world's least understood regions. What brought you to Azerbaijan, and how does it compare with other obscure countries you've visited for potential opportunity?

Doug Casey: I gave up sport traveling years ago.

By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com

November 21, 2025

No no everything's fine. It's perfectly normal for people to have 80 hour work weeks while billionaires transform into trillionaires and tech plutocrats feed all our drinking water to AI servers as the planet dies. This is the only system that could possibly work.

No no it's great. If you can't afford a house it's because you're lazy and entitled.

By Paul Craig Roberts

PaulCraigRoberts.org

November 21, 2025

President Trump's alliance with Israel is giving us Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun as Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism. The Special Envoy's job is to suppress free speech if it involves criticism of any Israeli policy, including the ongoing genocide of Palestine and its remaining people. Probably it will be considered anti-semitism to criticize the Trump regime for enabling with money, weapons, and diplomatic protection the genocide.

Moon of Alabama

November 21, 2025

The situation in Ukraine is becoming even more complicate.

The war on the frontline is going bad for Ukraine as is the war on infrastructure deep behind the contact line.

A corruption scandal is used to neuter President Zelenski. New power structures are set to evolve to further the execution of the war. President Trump is attempting to impose another peace effort while Europe finds that it lacks the money to finance Ukraine and the war.

By Brandon Campbell
Ultimate-Survival

November 21, 2025

I had my last conversation with my MAGA supporting cousin in November of 2020. Until that point, he had led me to believe he cared for my immigrant family enough that he wouldn't cast a vote for a lying, treasonous xenophobe who had turned a call for violence into a campaign slogan.

But my cousin had been drinking and he let the truth slip out.

By Taki Theodoracopulos

Taki's Magazine

November 21, 2025

I may be in the minority, as my stances are in many matters, in the Tucker Carlson brouhaha, but it was only a matter of time before the Israeli lobby and the neocons would find a villain to help people forget 68,000 dead and counting in Gaza, most of them innocent women, children, and old people. They did the same thing to Pat Buchanan when he dared to say that the Israeli lobby and the U.S.

By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter

November 21, 2025

He's Zelensky's powerbroker so his downfall could undo the already shaky alliance between the armed forces, the oligarchs, the secret police, and parliament that keeps Zelensky in power, thus pressuring him into peace, especially if his warmongering grey cardinal is no longer pushing him to keep fighting.

It was earlier assessed here that Ukraine's $100 million energy graft scandal might only result in a cabinet reshuffle at most, the sentiment of which RT chief Margarita Simonyan shared when writing on X "But we all know it won't" in response to The Spectator predicting that it might bring Zelensky down.

Par Finian Cunningham, le 19 novembre 2025

La Commission européenne propose de faire de l'Union européenne un territoire entièrement ouvert aux mouvements de l'OTAN. L'idée est de créer un "Schengen militaire" analogue à la libre circulation des civils au sein de l'Union.

Cette idée controversée est fortement défendue par les dirigeants européens pro-OTAN. La guerre par procuration en Ukraine contre la Russie et l'escalade des tensions vers un conflit généralisé contribuent à la militarisation galopante de l'UE en tant qu'entité unique.

Par Al-Mayadeen

La résistance palestinienne a condamné les attaques meurtrières israéliennes à Gaza et Khan Younis, les qualifiant de « massacre horrible » et exhortant les États-Unis et les médiateurs régionaux à faire respecter le cessez-le-feu.

Le Hamas a fermement condamné le terrible massacre commis mercredi par les forces d'occupation israéliennes à Gaza et à Khan Younis, qui a coûté la vie à plus de 25 Palestiniens, dont des enfants et des femmes.