Stefano Vernole

Per l'ONU rimane "la più grande crisi umanitaria al mondo", tuttavia oscurata dai conflitti in Ucraina e in Palestina

Mentre la guerra civile in Sudan entra nel suo terzo anno, la situazione sul campo si fa sempre più grave. Le due principali fazioni, le Forze Armate Sudanesi (SAF) e le Forze di Supporto Rapido (RSF), guidano coalizioni di gruppi armati che stanno diventando difficili da controllare.

By Tom Mullen
Talks Freedom

November 19, 2025

There is significant infighting among the American right concerning the priorities of the Trump administration. Elected on an America First" platform, Trump's conservative critics argue the administration is far too concerned with foreign policy in the Middle East and not concerned enough with domestic priorities. They attribute this to the outsized influence of Israel, achieved through the pro-Israel American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

By Andrew Wallace

November 19, 2025

Financial Separation is the only answer short of Civil War.

Communist Cities and individuals are being funded by Federal Taxes collected from those who work, contrary to the Enumerated Powers in the Constitution. This is a standard but intolerable situation for those who work, especially MAGA. When the economy really tanks, or sooner, the productive workers will show their displeasure, likely with "extreme prejudice", with using their tax money to fund those who won't and don't work.

By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org

November 19, 2025

Most people agree that fairness is an important normative ideal. It is not always clear what is meant by fairness, but many would argue that fairness demands equal treatment, at least when it comes to deriving the rules and laws by which society is governed. Although some anarchists believe there is no need for rules governing society, other than the defense of private property rights, many people support the classical liberal ideal of equality under the law.

By Jeff Thomas
International Man

November 19, 2025

Looking at the above title, the reader may conclude that he has begun to read an article that he might better save until he has a holiday weekend in which to read it. And there can be no doubt that volumes could be written describing the Fed and its inner-workings. For readers who do seek a comprehensive description of the Fed, I can recommend no source more highly than The Creature from Jekyll Island by G.

Moon of Alabama

November 19, 2025

Over the next two years Ukraine plans to spend some €140 billion ($162b) it does not have to continue its war with Russia. There is serious doubt that the European Union, which has already shuffled €180 billion ($216b) to Ukraine, will be able to pay even a fraction of that.

Despite Ukraine's lack of money it acting president Vladimir Zelenski is announcing deals to procure expensive military aircraft at an unprecedented scale.

By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com

November 19, 2025

There are no easy fights in the struggle against the empire. Lots of losses and no clean wins.

You spend years protesting the genocide in Gaza, and you get a fake, shitty "ceasefire" deal that's just designed to shut you up while Israel continues creating hell for the Palestinians and carving off more pieces of their territory.

Humanity manages to avoid nuclear conflict at the most dangerous points of the Ukraine war, but the country continues getting torn apart for years in an idiotic bloodbath that could have been easily avoided with a little diplomacy and common sense.

By Kit Klarenberg
Global Delinquents

November 19, 2025

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By Paul Craig Roberts

PaulCraigRoberts.org

November 19, 2025

Nima and I discuss these issues. We do not discuss whether Epstein was murdered, which is the question at the heart of the matter. If he was murdered, why? Was Epstein murdered because he threatened to reveal that he was running a blackmail operation, not a sex-trafficking operation? Was he murdered because he had the dirt on too many elite Americans? Did the CIA have him murdered as revenge for Israel's spying on the US?

By Brandon Smith

Alt-Market.us

November 19, 2025

If you really want to counter the chaos grifters of the political left in the US, then you have to be willing to offer a coherent and consistent plan which dissolves the chaos they thrive on. Planning eases instability. Consistency defeats confusion. Clarity squashes disorder. The public needs to see a comprehensive list of standards, actions and goals and they don't like it when their leaders suddenly derail the train.

By Paul Dragu
The New American

November 19, 2025

In another sign that the MAGA coalition is imploding, President Donald Trump pulled back his endorsement of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Republican firebrand from Georgia who, until recently, was one of his most devoted supporters. Moreover, the president said he would endorse a primary challenger. Greene, who was inspired to first run for Congress by Trump, has become increasingly critical of him.

By Ilana Mercer

November 19, 2025

* Image of Lebanese boys disfigured by Israeli boobytraps courtesy of Rania Khalek.

There's a reason I purposefully avoided mention of the fracas in Israel over the leaked  youtube , in the companion column to this one: "Rape of Palestinian Men By IDF & Israeli Security Forces."

You see, the Hasbara herd seems to have one gift, in Israel and stateside.

La stratégie menée par les États-Unis de réimposer les sanctions de l'ONU à Téhéran a suscité la colère de Moscou et entraîné une bifurcation du droit international.

Source : Responsible Statecraft, Eldar Mamedov
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises

« Une attaque surprise contre le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU ». Telle est l'accusation explosive lancée cette semaine par le vice-ministre russe des Affaires étrangères, Sergueï Riabkov.