par Peter Cronau
Le territoire australien des îles Cocos est en cours de transformation pour soutenir les opérations militaires américaines.
Les îles Cocos (Keeling), territoire australien, sont en train d'être préparées pour jouer un rôle majeur dans un futur conflit militaire entre les États-Unis et la Chine, comme le révèlent les plans militaires australiens et américains.
par Pierre Chaillot
Des lycéens spectateurs, des inconnus cagoulés, du matériel incendiaire et des ordres donnés sur Snapchat : récit d'une journée où la spontanéité du mouvement pose question.
Depuis quelques jours, les images de lycées bloqués et d'incidents urbains se multiplient. Dans le récit politique, la grille de lecture est déjà toute prête : une jeunesse révoltée qui se lèverait spontanément face au pouvoir.
par Guan Jianbin
Le 29 septembre, le président américain Donald Trump a signé un décret déclarant que, dans toute la mesure permise par la loi, le pouvoir exécutif fédéral utiliserait désormais le terme "super-intelligence" (SI) à la place de "intelligence artificielle" (IA) - un terme qui est la norme dans le monde entier depuis des décennies - dans les communications officielles, les déclarations publiques, les sites web gouvernementaux, les rapports, les documents politiques et autres documents non législatifs.
Giulio Chinappi
Nel settantasettesimo anniversario della Repubblica Popolare, la trasformazione cinese appare inseparabile dai mutamenti dell'ordine globale. Economia, tecnologia, transizione energetica e diplomazia fanno oggi di Pechino un attore indispensabile nell'avanzata di un sistema internazionale più multipolare.
Il 1º ottobre 1949, Mao Zedong proclamava a Pechino la nascita della Repubblica Popolare Cinese.
By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute
October 6, 2026
As the midterm election draws near, a number of Republicans in tough races are distancing themselves from President Trump's war. The war is unpopular because it has inflicted economic pain on the already-suffering American people.
No, I am not talking about the Iran War. I am talking about President Trump's tariff war.
The Tax Foundation estimates that, since he returned to the White House, President Trump has imposed tariffs on about 54 percent of imported goods.
By Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
October 6, 2026
The U.S. labor market is projected to add nearly 5.9 million jobs between 2025 and 2035 and with AI replacing coders left and right, maybe it's time for a career transition?
This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Bruno Venditti, ranks 30 occupations by their projected increase in employment over the decade.
The data for this visualization comes from the U.S.
By Ron Unz
The Unz Review
October 6, 2026
The AI Industry and Its Severe Financial Risks
Last week I published an article on the AI dangers that we faced. Although I was quite skeptical of the widespread warnings that super-intelligent AI systems might exterminate humanity, I saw considerable risks of a financial collapse of the AI industry, perhaps dragging down the entire American economy.
Reports claim that Russian lab worker may have caused community transmission of deadly pulmonary variant of Yersinia pestis.
By John Leake
The Focal Points
October 6, 2026
For centuries the word "plague" (la peste in French, la peste in Italian, die Pest in German) instantly truck terror in the hearts of everyone.
The worst outbreak of the plague, also called the "Black Death," in history was in 1347.
Byy R. Cort Kirkwood
The New American
October 6, 2026
California's Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that would force any of the state's $100 million-plus companies 62 years old or more to examine its records for ties to slavery.
Signed September 30, the bill is supposedly an attempt to get at the "truth" about the companies and their putative connection to the slavery business.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
October 6, 2026
Former-banker-turned-tiny-French-President Emmanuel Macron blasted what he called "American free speech" while speaking to reporters last week. Defending the European Union's robust censorship policies, le petit fromage insisted that Europe's speech-policing Digital Services Act should censor information that governments consider false "much more extensively, much faster, and much more forcefully."
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
October 6, 2026
Economists keep pointing to consumer spending as proof that the American economy remains strong. Americans spent 0.9% more in August, and naturally this is being celebrated as the resilient American consumer. But real disposable income did not increase AT ALL, while the personal savings rate fell to just 4.1%. Americans are spending more while their inflation-adjusted income is going nowhere and savings are being depleted to maintain their standard of living.
Schiff Sovereign
October 6, 2026
$2,307,765,598,614.61.
That's how much the national debt grew by in fiscal year 2026, which just ended last week on September 30.
$2.3 trillion in a single year is clearly and obviously runaway debt growth; think about it- the entire national debt didn't reach $2.3 trillion until 1987.
By then the country was 211 years old, and it had been through a revolution, a civil war, two world wars, and the Great Depression.
As the propaganda campaign over Hormuz falters, the road ahead leads not to victory but to a wider conflagration
By Alastair Crooke
Forum Geopolitica
October 6, 2026
We are on a path to more war. Trump could (and should) have declared victory and simply walked away from Iran, but that would have cast him as 'a loser' (a prospect that he cannot tolerate). But secondly, he is - for whatever reason - in thrall to Netanyahu and Israel.