2 million may die if NKorea nukes Seoul and Tokyo – report
Moscow and Beijing: crisis can be resolved only through peaceful means
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Moscow and Beijing: crisis can be resolved only through peaceful means
The two countries also agreed to cooperate
Helga Zepp LaRouche, the Founder and Chairwoman of the Schiller Institute, will inaugurate a weekly English-language webcast, to spread what she calls the “New Silk Road Spirit” to the world. Mrs. LaRouche is one of the most prominent intellectual authors of the concept “The New Silk Road becomes the World Landbridge”. Since Chinese President Xi Jinping put the New Silk Road, the Belt and Road Initiative, as it is now called on the agenda four years ago, it is lifting tens of millions out of poverty, and puts an alternative to the dangerous idea of geopolitical division of the world. Known internationally as “the Silk Road Lady,” Mrs. LaRouche is often featured in the Chinese press for analysis on the BRI, and the global strategic situation.
The policy of guaranteeing every citizen a universal basic income is gaining support around the world, as automation increasingly makes jobs obsolete. But can it be funded without raising taxes or triggering hyperinflation? In a panel I was on at…
On the scene reports differ from official narrative.
“It sounded like the gunfire had completely shifted angles.”
Many questions still need to be answered.
One of humanity’s oldest tricks is still being used.
Islamic nations most likely to be hostile to other faiths
Most politicians do not actually care about increasing Liberty (shocking I know) so when they vote for a pro-Liberty measure they usually have an ulterior motive. Oftentimes it is in response to grassroots pressure. Sometimes politicians will […]
Instead of focusing on Russia.
Steve Watson | Instead of focusing on Russia.
Steve Watson | Instead of focusing on Russia.
The Hill | Democrats fighting for tougher gun laws think they may have an ally in an unlikely place: the Oval Office.
The Hill | Democrats fighting for tougher gun laws think they may have an ally in an unlikely place: the Oval Office.