Articles in ‘World News’

One hundred—or one thousand—years from now, what will human society say of us and our time? Will we be unrecognizable to them? In a sense, one can only hope that today’s societies that are gripped by the inhuman ideology of geopolitics will seem strange and primitive, a relic of an underdeveloped mode of civilization. What meaning do you hope those future people ascribe to the present time? by Megan Dobrodt (EIRNS) — Xi Jinping's New Year's…

US forces seize a second tanker near the Venezuelan coast. Washington claims it carried sanctioned oil that falls under Donald Trump's blockade. President Putin's special envoy arrives in the United States. Kirill Dmitriev is searching for ways to end the Ukraine conflict with Washington's top negotiators. Indonesia is reclaiming its history - the country's national museum receives thousands of priceless artefacts taken by the country's…

In an exclusive interview with Rick on the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Hungary's top diplomat pulls back the curtain on the liberal mainstream’s tight grip, where anything short of extreme liberalism meets swift intolerance in the EU. Step out of line and prepare for a barrage of being “cornered, accused, lectured, judged, and pushed away.” But Hungary stands firm: “Our national interest is our compass.” He shares his thoughts on the…

Early on Halloween morning, Kash Patel made a big announcement. “The FBI thwarted a potential terrorist attack,” he said. Except there was one problem: criminal charges had not yet been filed and local police were left in the dark. · Catching wind of their impending arrests, two alleged co-conspirators in the Islamic State-inspired plot to blow up a Michigan gay bar brought forward their getaway plans. · One suspect from New Jersey made it to…