Video: Trump Wants Russian Diesel. Uncertain Peace Negotiations

By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic, October 15, 2026

Coinciding with the announcement of the Russia Diesel Sale to America at rockbottom prices, Trump and Putin had telephone conversations. While peace negotiations are pending, Putin and Trump agreed on “regime change” in Ukraine. 

Taunting the Bullies: Navi Pillay Wins the Nobel Peace Prize

By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, October 15, 2026

The Committee attached “importance to Navi Pillay’s role as a driving force in the development of an international system of law and order, while further emphasising her judicial rigour, personal integrity and considerable courage.”

Bolsonaro Favorite in Brazil’s Elections Amid US Interference Claims

By Uriel Araujo, October 15, 2026

Brazil faces pressures to “choose” between Washington and Beijing as Flávio Bolsonaro signals closer US ties – amid accusations of US interference. Yet agribusiness and military concerns could prevent a decisive break with China and BRICS. Brazil in any case remains “encircled” under Washington’s neo-Monroeism.

From London to Paris: Young People Are No Longer Putting Up With It

By Marc Vandepitte, October 15, 2026

While governments allocate billions to armaments, young people are told that there is no money for education, affordable housing, or climate policies. From London to Paris and Brussels, they are no longer putting up with it and are questioning the foundations of our society.

Poles Protest Mass Ukrainian Migration

By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, October 14, 2026

Polish tolerance for Ukrainian immigration is steadily waning. As acts of violence and hate crimes committed by members of the Ukrainian diaspora increase, citizens are reacting by demanding the rapid expulsion of any nationalist militants who have infiltrated migration flows.

Corporate Enclosure and Common Ground: Visual Notes from the Indian Street

By Colin Todhunter, October 14, 2026

In The Great Flattening: Enclosure Extraction and the New Age of Concentrated Power (2026), I trace how global finance capital, technocratic planning and platform monopolies seek to standardise and privatise the commons. This historical process, which began with the enclosure of land, now includes seeds, water, urban space and data.

A Saudi-Iran Deal May Keep the Bab al-Mandab Strait Open

By Brigadier General Hatem Atef, Brigadier General Mounir Chahada, and Steven Sahiounie, October 14, 2026

Behind the armed conflict between Riyadh and Yemen’s Houthi movement lies a much broader strategic struggle: the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran, two regional powers whose competing interests have influenced the political and security landscape of the Middle East for years.