By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, October 05, 2026
Hating the Russians is a propaganda ploy. It has geopolitical implications. It undermines dialogue and diplomacy. RussiaGate has evolved towards Russophobia which consists in “Anti-Russian sentiment,” the dislike and fear of Russians, sanctions against Russians, etc.
Donroe Trump’s 10-Day Immoral Crescendo
By Ron Ridenour, October 05, 2026
Even if Denmark/Greenland do not want nuclear weapons on their soil, no one can expect US presidents, especially Trump, to abide by agreements. Ask any Native American about hundreds of disregarded treaties presidents signed.
Contributions of the Alliance of Sahel States to the African and World Revolutions
By Abayomi Azikiwe, October 05, 2026
Since 2020 much has taken place within the African world where on the continent and throughout the Diaspora people have risen up against institutional racism, national oppression, neo-colonialism, fascism and imperialism.
Video: How Empire Manufactures Global War
By James Patrick and Prof Michel Chossudovsky, October 04, 2026
In this in‑depth conversation, economist and Global Research founder Prof. Michel Chossudovsky lays out how NATO’s proxy war in Ukraine, the genocide in Palestine, economic warfare, and a multi‑trillion‑dollar nuclear rearmament drive all connect into a single, emerging global war.
Midterm Election to be Decided in the Senate
By Renee Parsons, October 04, 2026
While there is much debate and consternation whether the GOP will retain control of Congress during the midterm election or whether the GOP will survive as a political party, the grim reality is that the Republicans have done little to retain their hold.
America’s National Security Scam Rolls On
By Philip Giraldi, October 04, 2026
Since the war initiated by Israel and the United States against an unthreatening Iran began in February 2026 Trump’s public utterances about the relationship with the Persians have invariably cited his stated belief that he had stopped the Iranians from obtaining a nuclear weapon, which would have threatened the United States.
Japan and Philippines Advance US Agendas in Asia-Pacific Region
By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, October 04, 2026
Despite the nationalist rhetoric of the Donald Trump administration, Washington persists in maintaining an aggressive and offensive foreign policy, seeking to strengthen its overseas military positions – even if doing so substantially increases international insecurity and the risk of new conflicts.


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