February, 2025

• 27 February

  Ukraine’s Critical Minerals, Plenty to Mettle With!

  

  In his sudden haste to see Ukraine repay the US for the billions of dollars appropriated by Congress to the country in its war against Russian aggression, Donald Trump, aka “Mr. Art of the Deal,” has deployed his tactless “Trumplomacy” with its attendant extortive strongarm tactics to gain access to …

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• 27 February

  Abrahamic Ethics: A Framework for Global Problem-Solving

  

  Exposing the superficial religious attitude, the prophet Isaiah recorded: “This people draw near to me with their mouths and honour me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” (Isaiah 29:13) This piercing critique cuts through the veneer of hollow devotion like a knife through butter, revealing a …

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• 27 February

  Israel’s Annexation Drive: The West Bank and Expelling Palestinian Refugees

  

  It has the feeling of a ghastly ending, one pushed along by desperation and eagerness. First, levelling Gaza and turning it to an uninhabitable moonscape, with the promise of a territory free of Palestinians. Then, displacing and destroying the already precarious holdings of Palestinian residents in the West Bank, all …

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• 27 February

  Ukraine Will Not Surrender to Russia

  

  The Country Is Open to Talks but Will Fight a Forced Deal Since his return to office in late January, U.S. President Donald Trump has made clear he wants to end the war in Ukraine as quickly as he can, irrespective of what that means for Ukrainians. Breaking with the …

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• 27 February

  Indispensable Nations

  

  The Fall and Rise of Nationalism In 1852, the Black American writer and abolitionist Martin Delany lamented that “the claims of no people . . . are respected by any nation, until they are presented in a national capacity.” He was urging the emigration of Black people from the United …

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• 27 February

  The Renegade Order

  

  How Trump Wields American Power Donald Trump has already transformed the American political order. Not since Ronald Reagan has a president so dominated the national landscape or shifted its ideological terrain. In his second term, Trump could reshape global order in ways no less profound. Today’s reigning, U.S.-led international system—call …

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• 27 February

  Budanov’s Fearmongering About A Russian Invasion Of Poland Is A Response To The Latest Polls

  

  He hopes to shift Polish public opinion in support of dispatching peacekeepers after May’s presidential election. GUR chief Kirill Budanov fearmongered earlier this week about the “worst-case scenario” of Russia invading Poland and then rest of the former Warsaw Pact countries if Ukraine loses the current conflict. His prediction contradicted …

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• 26 February

  Alexander Wallasch : «L’Allemagne a choisi la guerre»

  

  Friedrich Merz, le nouveau chancelier allemand, qui devrait prendre son poste, après la décision du Bundestag et du président allemand, au lieu de résoudre de vrais problèmes, combattra l’AfD et Moscou. Merz a affiché depuis plusieurs années sa volonté de soutenir les forces politiques, économiques et militaires contre la Russie. …

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• 26 February

  Quelles sont les chances de Trump face à l’État profond ?

  

  Le Congrès, le Capitole, les barbouzes, le Pentagone, les fournisseurs d’armes & les lobbyistes, tous ont intérêt à voir le complexe militaro-industriel fonctionner au même rythme qu’aujourd’hui. La conversation téléphonique de Trump avec le président russe, divulguée à midi mercredi 12 février, a duré 90 minutes. Trump s’est empressé de …

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• 26 February

  L’hyper-centralisme vertical aux mains des pires inégalitarismes : les dommages spécifiques à la France ?

  

  Paris Et «la» province. 4 mots, 4 gigantesques mensonges. Paris avec majuscule, province avec minuscule, ne décrit certainement pas la réalité géographique et mathématique du pays mais Trahit juste la somme colossale des préjugés parisianistes. Ces préjugés les jugent : Paris avec majuscule prend toute la place, se hausse du …

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