Un Suisse - soumis à des sanctions de l'UE - bénéficie chaque jour du soutien de citoyens européens à Bruxelles
Par Ian Proud, ancien diplomate britannique
Les sanctions prononcées par le Conseil de l'UE à l'encontre de Jacques Baud, citoyen suisse et analyste militaire de renom, constituent une grave atteinte au droit à la liberté d'expression, qui est l'un des piliers fondamentaux de tout Etat de droit.
Par Philippe Rosenthal
Le Financial Times, précisant que les tentatives de Witkoff et de Kushner d'amener Zelensky à faire des concessions pour la question des territoires en échange d'accords commerciaux avec Moscou ont déclenché une hystérie à Bruxelles, identifie trois camps occidentaux rivaux, divisés sur la question des pourparlers avec la Russie, des concessions à l'Ukraine et de la diplomatie directe avec Moscou.
Par Farid Daoudi
Le cinéma algérien semble engagé dans une nouvelle phase de son histoire. Après plusieurs décennies marquées par l'affaiblissement des structures de production, la fermeture de nombreuses salles et la fragilisation des métiers du septième art, les pouvoirs publics affichent leur volonté de redonner au cinéma une place importante dans la vie culturelle et économique nationale.
par Mariam Ashalem De Andres
Le départ du président paraguayen intervient après l'effondrement de la banque numérique Ueno Bank et la multiplication des appels à sa destitution.
Le président du Paraguay, Santiago Pena, a présenté jeudi sa démission sur fond de crise politique provoquée par l'effondrement de la banque numérique Ueno Bank et de pressions croissantes en
What the results reflect, how they happened, and (most importantly) what they mean for me.
By JD Breen
Pretium Insights
November 6, 2026
In most American elections, the loser deserves to go... and the winner is likely to make things worse. That's certainly the case this week.
Two years ago Republicans swept the presidency, Congress, and most state elections, capitalizing on well-deserved revulsion at their awful adversaries.
By Dr. Joseph Sansone
Mind Matters and Everything Else
November 6, 2026
Governors and state legislatures turned blue. Texas turned blue. The 2026 Republican midterm bloodbath did not represent a mandate for Democrat leftist ideology. On the contrary, the 2026 midterms were a repudiation of Trump, and more importantly, Psychopathic Authoritarianism. From various ends of the political spectrum, Americans voted against perceived Psychopathic Authoritarianism.
By David Stockman
AntiWar.com.
November 6, 2026
The former Soviet administrative unit that emerged as independent Ukraine in 1991 after the fall of the Soviet Union was bounded by the exact borders of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (SSR). That is, it comprised a wholly unnatural polity whose borders and population had been assembled by successive Soviet leaders for the administrative convenience of their brutal communist dictatorship.
By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter
November 6, 2026
If the conflict drags on or he provokes Iran into obliterating the Gulf's energy infrastructure in retaliation for being nuked, for example, then the resultant surge in the cost of living that was responsible for the Republicans' latest bloodbath will sweep MAGA into the dustbin of history in 2028.
The Democrats retook control of Congress in an electoral bloodbath that decimated the Republicans during the midterms.
Without a large middle class consisting of married couples who possess republican virtues, the US Republic will not survive.
By John Leake
The Focal Points
November 6, 2026
Several friends and readers have asked me why, in my estimation, the Republicans received such a drubbing during the midterm elections.
The answer, it seems to me, is that President Trump was widely perceived to have betrayed his "America First" campaign promises.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
November 6, 2026
Trump squandered his presidency, loss the chance for an American revival, and demoralized traditional Americans in order to serve the Zionist agenda of Greater Israel. Trump's supporters have shown their disappointment, but they do not realize the unintended consequences of their ill-considered punishment. It will come home to bite them..
Ann Coulter
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Remember the guy who tried to kill a spider with a blowtorch and burned his house down ? (The correct answer is: Which one? Yes, it's happened multiple times.) That will be today's theme.
Our most urgent task after the midterms is to create a list of everyone who supported the Iran War so we'll know who to never, ever, ever, ever trust again.
Doctors, health officials, and the regulators who oversee them operate with a willful ignorance that would be malpractice anywhere else in medicine-injecting a biologically active substance into a human body without knowing that body's magnesium status is not a minor oversight. It is reckless. It is, by any honest standard of medicine, malpractice in the making-the kind of negligence that would be laughed out of any surgical theater, any ICU, any clinic where physicians are expected to account for the physiological state of the patient they are treating.
By Laurence M. Vance
November 6, 2026
You must vote for Republicans in the midterm election, we were told by conservative think tanks, television personalities, commentators, and churches or all kinds of evils would result.
The way I see it, there are three reasons why Americans voted for Republicans in the recent election.
First, there are those who actually think that Republicans merit our vote.