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25/06/2026 french.presstv.ir  3min #318202

 Massacre à Gaza : 10 Palestiniens, dont des femmes et des enfants, assassinés par Israël !

Israël s'empare de 46 hectares de terres palestiniennes pour étendre ses colonies en Cisjordanie

Les autorités d'occupation israéliennes ont exproprié plus d'une centaine d'acres de terres palestiniennes dans la partie centrale de la Cisjordanie occupée en désignant la zone comme "terre domaniale" en vue de l'expansion des colonies.

La Commission de résistance à la colonisation et au mur de l'Autorité palestinienne a rapporté mercredi que les autorités d'occupation israéliennes continuent d'étendre leur domination coloniale sur le territoire palestinien en déclarant 464,4 dunams (environ 46,4 hectares) dans la ville de Sinjil comme "terres de l'État".

25/06/2026 journal-neo.su  6min #318190

Le Pacte migratoire européen marque un dangereux recul par rapport à ses propres valeurs

Ricardo Martins,

L'Union européenne se proclame toujours championne des droits humains. Pourtant, son nouveau régime migratoire traite de plus en plus l'asile non pas comme une obligation juridique, mais comme un problème de sécurité à contenir.

Des étudiants universitaires manifestent à Utrecht (Pays-Bas) contre le nouveau Pacte européen sur la migration et l'asile.

25/06/2026 euro-synergies.hautetfort.com  20min #318189

Essence de la philosophie et conscience de sa propre historicité dans la pensée de Wilhelm Dilthey

Francesco Lamendola

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Il serait difficile de surestimer l'importance du père de l'historicisme, Wilhelm Dilthey, dans le panorama de la philosophie du XXe siècle. Son influence, directe ou indirecte, se propage dans au moins quatre directions principales: celle de l'historicisme allemand, dont les principaux représentants furent Ernst Troeltsch et Friedrich Meinecke; celle de la sociologie, représentée par Max Weber et Karl Mannheim; celle de la phénoménologie, avec Edmund Husserl et Max Scheler; et enfin celle de l'existentialisme, avec Martin Heidegger et Karl Jaspers.

25/06/2026 strategic-culture.su  6min 🇬🇧 #318188

The machine and the schoolhouse: Ai and the U.s. war on Iran

By Vijay PRASHAD

In the southern Iranian city of Minab, where the heat rises from the earth in shimmering waves and the reality of imperialism lingers in every port and military installation, a missile struck a school on 28 February 2026. 

The strike killed 156 people, notably 120 schoolchildren, which the Iranian government immediately called a 'blatant crime.' The United Nations called the attack 'a grave violation of humanitarian law.' The names of the murdered children have not circulated through the centres of global power with the same force as the names of generals, weapons systems, and technology platforms.

25/06/2026 strategic-culture.su  4min 🇬🇧 #318187

The Middle East is wringing its hands of Washington. Finally

Martin Jay

Turkey is the new enemy of Israel. That ball has been rolling for some time.

The unintended consequences of Trump's Iran Deal are too many to list. Chief among them is that Trump's own buffoonery has injected cash and power into the regime in Iran that it could only have previously dreamt of. But the "unconditional surrender" deal has also probably destroyed the petrodollar - leading, most likely, to a faster demise of the US as what was once called a "superpower", or even sometimes the superpower.

25/06/2026 strategic-culture.su  4min 🇬🇧 #318186

A digital currency won't free Europe

By Thomas FAZI

The European Central Bank (ECB) scored a parliamentary breakthrough on Tuesday. The European Parliament's economic affairs (ECON) committee endorsed its long-gestating plan for a digital euro, and in doing so paved the way for a central-bank-backed electronic payment instrument meant to loosen the eurozone's grip on US credit card networks.

The vote doesn't amount to a final adoption: ECON has merely set Parliament's negotiating position.

25/06/2026 strategic-culture.su  6min 🇬🇧 #318185

 Royaume-Uni : Keir Starmer annonce sa démission

Keir Starmer and the true enemies of the British

Raphael Machado

Nothing will change while the same old elites continue to govern the United Kingdom.

Keir Starmer resigned, after serving as prime minister for just under 2 years. In the last 10 years, he is already the 6th, with Starmer having been preceded, in that order, by Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, and David Cameron. The first notable thing here is the fragility of British governments - a fragility that is only explainable by a situation of permanent crisis and popular dissatisfaction that has existed since the time of Brexit.