La société énergétique israélienne NewMed négocie l'acquisition de 60 % du capital d'une compagnie pétrolière vénézuélienne ; une opération qui marquerait sa première implantation en Amérique du Sud et élargirait son accès aux ressources énergétiques de la région.

Cet accord constituerait la première implantation connue de l'entreprise israélienne dans le secteur énergétique sud-américain, soulevant des interrogations quant à l'expansion des intérêts économiques israéliens dans les ressources naturelles de la région.

Ricardo Martins,

Les discussions d'Abou Dhabi ont mis à nu la contradiction fondamentale au cœur de la politique étrangère européenne. Tandis que Washington, Kyiv et Moscou explorent activement la voie d'un règlement négocié, les gouvernements européens risquent de confondre leur simple présence à la table des négociations avec une réelle capacité à en influencer le contenu.

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par Georges Feltin-Tracol

Ce Finlandais aurait pu être le grand-père de la Suédoise Greta Thunberg si ne se pratiquait pas à Stockholm la scissiparité féministe. Plus sérieusement, les groupes écologistes de gauche et/ou égalitaristes l'ont considéré comme "le diable de l'écologie". Des "experts" diplômés en écologie politique osent qualifier sa pensée d'"éco-fasciste"!

Un nouveau sondage indique qu'une majorité d'Américains est favorable à une fin de la guerre dès que possible.

Source : Truthout, Chris Walker
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Dans un entretien accordé au magazine Time, le président Donald Trump a réitéré sa volonté "d'anéantir" le peuple iranien et s'en est pris à la presse qui tente de lui faire porter la responsabilité de sa promesse selon laquelle la guerre ne durerait que quatre semaines.

Azmat Khan, correspondant de guerre lauréat du prix Pulitzer, affirme que le Pentagone continue de brouiller les pistes, de mentir et de manipuler la vérité concernant les morts civiles en temps de guerre

Source : Responsible Statecraft, Martin Di Caro
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises

Lorsque la guerre américano-israélienne contre l'Iran prendra finalement fin, on s'en souviendra pour son début sanglant.

Nul besoin d'attendre qu'une catastrophe liée à l'intelligence artificielle se produise un jour ou l'autre. Nous pouvons déjà constater dès aujourd'hui les ravages qu'elle provoque au sein de notre société.

Source : Jacobin, Branko Marcetic
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises

Cela fait maintenant plusieurs semaines que fait rage un débat acharné sur la question de savoir si l'intelligence artificielle (IA) va tous nous tuer.

Les habitants de l'immeuble de six étages qui s'est récemment effondré savaient qu'ils étaient en danger, mais n'avaient nulle part ailleurs où dormir.

Source : Shahad Ali, Truthout
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises

Khaled Al Soutari, qui se trouvait à l'intérieur de l'immeuble résidentiel de six étages situé dans l'ouest de la ville de Gaza et qui s'est effondré le 16 septembre, dort désormais dans la rue, sans tente, anéanti par la perte de 21 de ses voisins.

Martin Jay

Key to a deal being had is if Trump can make a concrete gesture. But will he?

The Iranians, according to Marco Rubio, are making unrealistic demands. But key to a deal being had is if Trump can make a concrete gesture. But will he?

Oil prices suddenly tumble down to $93 USD a barrel for Brent Crude, and everyone repeats the mantra: "Here we go again... Trump's got the Iranians to agree to new talks." Of course, each time this happens, Trump and his family profit enormously.

Lorenzo Maria Pacini

Se l'Europa vuole diventare il soggetto - anziché l'oggetto - l'unico con cui Mosca siede ancora allo stesso tavolo - e presentare proposte verificabili prima che un incidente renda inevitabile la questione.

Rjabkov dritto al punto

Lunedì 9 novembre la delegazione russa ai Negoziati di Vienna sulla sicurezza militare e il controllo degli armamenti ha riunito nella sede dell'OSCE una tavola rotonda dal titolo "Militarizzazione dell'Europa: e adesso?".

Finian Cunningham

Christmas is coming early, with Trump promising good news of peace soon, not just in Ukraine but also with Iran.

So, Christmas is coming early, with Trump promising good news of peace soon, not just in Ukraine but also with Iran. Ho, Ho, Ho, pull the other one.

"You'll be seeing a lot of things over the next week," said the U.S. president, citing a "big beautiful agreement" in Ukraine and with Iran.

By Mark Keenan  

November 13, 2026

Introduction

Nearly two decades after the global financial crisis of 2008, the relationship between private banking, public debt and financial power remains a subject of considerable importance.

Recent figures from Ireland's Comptroller and Auditor General demonstrate the continuing financial consequences of the banking crisis. In September 2026, the watchdog reported that the net cost of the Irish banking bailout, excluding interest, was approximately €42 billion, while interest attributable to the bailout amounted to €650 million in 2025.

By Charles Johnston  

November 13, 2026

The current 2026 defense budget of the United States is $1,065,220,000,000. With a population of 349,000,000, this is a cost of $3,052 for each U.S. resident. This money is wasted. The U.S. is the most defensible country in the world.

In 1949, the U.S. War Department changed its name. Branches of the armed forces were then administered under the new name: Department of Defense.

By Doug Casey
International Man  

November 13, 2026

International Man: Paris was once the cultural capital of Western civilization. Is what's happening there today a preview of the West's broader collapse?

Doug Casey: Today's Paris is a very different place than it was back in the '60s, or the way it was portrayed in movies like "An American in Paris" or "Amélie." The last time I was there, just before the COVID hysteria, the area around the Arc de Triomphe was overrun with poorly dressed and poorly behaved migrants, mostly from Africa.

German leader seeks to compel other European countries to provide even greater support to Kiev regime.  

By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida
Global Research  

November 13, 2026

Friedrich Merz's pro-war foreign policy is resulting in pressure even on its own EU partners to intensify their involvement in the Ukrainian conflict. Berlin is not only interested in continuing to fund the Kiev regime but also wants other European nations to further expand their assistance to Ukraine, going so far as to threaten them with institutional reprisals should they fail to meet these demands. 

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21  

November 13, 2026

Washington has a well-worn method for handling Iranian threats: dismiss them as bluster, then act surprised when the missiles show up. We ran that play in March. Tehran had insisted for twenty years that its missiles stopped at 2,000 kilometers, and the Pentagon was happy to believe it. Then two Iranian ballistic missiles went screaming toward Diego Garcia, about 3,900 kilometers from Iran's southern coast.

By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org  

November 13, 2026

In 2013, the Pentagon created a new medal for "cyberwarriors" and drone pilots who were particularly successful at killing foreigners with remotely-operated weapons. As Stars and Stripes reported at the time, the medals were to be awarded to government employees (i.e., members of the military) "who make a difference on the battlefield but do their work far away from the combat zone."

By Veronika Kyrylenko
The New American  

November 13, 2026

Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky tried to hold Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accountable for alleged illegal warfare and constitutional violations. Instead, Congress demonstrated just how little appetite either party has for confronting executive overreach.

On Tuesday, 210 Republicans voted to bury his impeachment resolution in committee, while the absence of 11 Democrats helped seal its fate.

By Michael Snyder
The Economic Collapse  

November 13, 2026

Total household debt in the United States just hit a brand new all-time record high. For a large portion of the U.S. population, debt is a suffocating financial reality that never goes away. Millions upon millions of Americans found themselves drowning in debt the instant that they left college, and a very large percentage of them will still be deep in debt when they die.

By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics  

November 13, 2026

A new study from Pennsylvania State University has confirmed what millions of Americans have been experiencing since the COVID lockdowns. Rising food prices are forcing households to sacrifice their financial security, physical health, and mental well-being simply to put food on the table. Researchers found that grocery inflation is associated with greater food insecurity, anxiety, and increasingly desperate financial decisions.

By Mike Adams
Natural News  

November 13, 2026

You Are Watching a Deep State Coup Against Nvidia

I want to be clear about something from the outset: I do not condone Jensen Huang's personal conduct. But the timing of these revelations is not organic, and anyone who has watched the deep state operate for the last two decades should recognize the signature. The New York Times reported that in the course of surveillance, U.S.