The Schiller Institute
The End of 500 Years of Colonialism -For a Dialogue of CivilizationsThe Urgency of a New Global Security and Development Architecture
International Schiller Institute In-Person Conference, 30-31 May, 2026, Berlin, Germany
Panel 1: The Urgent Need for a New International Security and Development Architecture
* Helga Zepp-LaRouche (Germany), Founder of the Schiller Institute: “We will not let European civilization go under!”
* Professor Zhang Wei (China), Director of the China Institute at Fudan University: “Building a Profitable Multipolar World Order”
* Dmitri Trenin (Russia), President of the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC):
“A New Eurasian Security Architecture—and Beyond” (via video)
* Pino Arlacchi (Italy), former UN Deputy Secretary-General:
“Are we sure that the coming economic storm will be global?”
* Chas Freeman (USA), former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia:
“The Birth, Death, and Prospective Rebirth of the World Order” (via video)
* Sevim Dagdelen (Germany), former Member of the German Bundestag, BSW
* Sanjay Tripathi (India), former senior official in Indian ministries:
“The Urgent Need for a New Global Security”
Panel 2: Sovereignty and Consensus of the Governed
* Jacques Cheminade (France), former presidential candidate, President of Solidarité et Progrès: “A New Beginning to Prevent the Extinction of Humanity”
* Jürgen Schöttle (Germany), Engineer: “Economical Energy Supply and Sovereignty Are Inseparable”
* Patrick Baab (Germany), German journalist and author
* Retired Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Bosshard (Switzerland), former military advisor to the OSCE Secretary General
* Dr. Jasminka Simić (Serbia), Editor, Radio-Television Serbia, Belgrade: “The China-inspired new form of cooperation among the states of the Global South from a Serbian perspective”
* Dr. Theodore Postol (USA) , Professor Emeritus of Science, Technology, and National Security at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (via video)
Concert and Dialogue of Civilizations – Artists from China, Russia, Germany, Albania, and others
* Almira Emiri (Albania) – Albanian concert pianist
* Irina Zhuravleva (Russia) – Soprano
* Fan Xu (China) – Chinese baritone
* Almishba (Bulgaria) and Bulgarian singer,
* Martin Kaptein – Russian pianist and author; Mozart, Fantasy in C minor, K. 475
* Gabriele Gysi – Actress and author
* Andrea Röschke Video presentation (Iran)
* Dr. Bittner (Germany), Autor, Poems
* Dr. Mostafa Maleki (Iran) – Iranian diplomat and Germanist: “Hafiz and Goethe, a spiritual encounter between Persia and Germany”
* Artists’ Association Europe and Asia in Germany e.V. (Germany/China): “The Song of Lotus Picking”
* Poetry from Various Cultures
Sunday, May 31
Panel 3: The End of 500 Years of Colonialism
* Harley Schlanger (USA), 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution
* H.E. Eskindir Yirga Asfaw (Ethiopia), Ambassador of Ethiopia
* H.E. Majid Nili (Iran), Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran
* Charles Onana (France/Cameroon), political scientist and author
* Purnima Anand (India), President of the BRICS Forum India
* Abbey Makoe (South Africa), journalist, founder of the Global South Media Network (via video)
* Jérôme Ravenet (France), Professor of Philosophy, Sinologist (via video)
* Mrutjuanjai Mishra (India), Journalist (Commentator for the Times of India)
The End of 500 Years of Colonialism -For a Dialogue of CivilizationsThe Urgency of a New Global Security and Development Architecture
International Schiller Institute In-Person Conference, 30-31 May, 2026, Berlin, Germany
Panel 1: The Urgent Need for a New International Security and Development Architecture
* Helga Zepp-LaRouche (Germany), Founder of the Schiller Institute: “We will not let European civilization go under!”
* Professor Zhang Wei (China), Director of the China Institute at Fudan University: “Building a Profitable Multipolar World Order”
* Dmitri Trenin (Russia), President of the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC):
“A New Eurasian Security Architecture—and Beyond” (via video)
* Pino Arlacchi (Italy), former UN Deputy Secretary-General:
“Are we sure that the coming economic storm will be global?”
* Chas Freeman (USA), former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia:
“The Birth, Death, and Prospective Rebirth of the World Order” (via video)
* Sevim Dagdelen (Germany), former Member of the German Bundestag, BSW
* Sanjay Tripathi (India), former senior official in Indian ministries:
“The Urgent Need for a New Global Security”
Panel 2: Sovereignty and Consensus of the Governed
* Jacques Cheminade (France), former presidential candidate, President of Solidarité et Progrès: “A New Beginning to Prevent the Extinction of Humanity”
* Jürgen Schöttle (Germany), Engineer: “Economical Energy Supply and Sovereignty Are Inseparable”
* Patrick Baab (Germany), German journalist and author
* Retired Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Bosshard (Switzerland), former military advisor to the OSCE Secretary General
* Dr. Jasminka Simić (Serbia), Editor, Radio-Television Serbia, Belgrade: “The China-inspired new form of cooperation among the states of the Global South from a Serbian perspective”
* Dr. Theodore Postol (USA) , Professor Emeritus of Science, Technology, and National Security at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (via video)
Concert and Dialogue of Civilizations – Artists from China, Russia, Germany, Albania, and others
* Almira Emiri (Albania) – Albanian concert pianist
* Irina Zhuravleva (Russia) – Soprano
* Fan Xu (China) – Chinese baritone
* Almishba (Bulgaria) and Bulgarian singer,
* Martin Kaptein – Russian pianist and author; Mozart, Fantasy in C minor, K. 475
* Gabriele Gysi – Actress and author
* Andrea Röschke Video presentation (Iran)
* Dr. Bittner (Germany), Autor, Poems
* Dr. Mostafa Maleki (Iran) – Iranian diplomat and Germanist: “Hafiz and Goethe, a spiritual encounter between Persia and Germany”
* Artists’ Association Europe and Asia in Germany e.V. (Germany/China): “The Song of Lotus Picking”
* Poetry from Various Cultures
Sunday, May 31
Panel 3: The End of 500 Years of Colonialism
* Harley Schlanger (USA), 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution
* H.E. Eskindir Yirga Asfaw (Ethiopia), Ambassador of Ethiopia
* H.E. Majid Nili (Iran), Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran
* Charles Onana (France/Cameroon), political scientist and author
* Purnima Anand (India), President of the BRICS Forum India
* Abbey Makoe (South Africa), journalist, founder of the Global South Media Network (via video)
* Jérôme Ravenet (France), Professor of Philosophy, Sinologist (via video)
* Mrutjuanjai Mishra (India), Journalist (Commentator for the Times of India)
Il servizio di RT in lingua tedesca sulla conferenza di Berlino appena conclusa
🇩🇪 https://freedert.online/kurzclips/video/281926-dialog-zivilisationen-internationale-konferenz-schiller-institut/
🇩🇪 https://freedert.online/kurzclips/video/281926-dialog-zivilisationen-internationale-konferenz-schiller-institut/
The Schiller Institute
Live Dialogue with Helga Zepp-LaRouche: “Win-Win” Strategy for a Dialogue of Civilizations
Join Helga Zepp-LaRouche in her live dialogue and discuss the issues and solutions that move the world and its people. Send your questions & comments to questions@schillerinstitute.org.
Please share the YouTube link with your friends, acquaintances, and colleagues to increase the reach of the solutions presented by the LaRouche movement.
Wednesday, June 3, 2026, 11am ET/ 5pm CET
The Schiller Institute convened an international conference in Berlin, Germany, May 30-31. Participants from many nations described the opening session as “inspiring,” given the danger and depravity surrounding us all.
Amb. Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) opened his speech during the opening panel by saying:
We are witnessing the end of multiple epochs. The world of our parents and our childhood is no more. Never has the dire description of current events attributed to Antonio Gramsci seemed more apt. “The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.” Sadly, my country, the United States of America has become such a monster, foolishly dismembering the world order it originally sponsored.
Over the course of the full, two-day event, panelists from 15 nations, with experience and skills in international relations, economics, science, and the arts, spoke in three sessions. An evening concert featured music and poetry presented by representatives from various cultures and nations. Some 150 attendees came from nations throughout Europe, as well as students from Africa and other continents.
The proceedings of the conference underscore that a new international security and development architecture can be created if those who are willing to champion the solutions presented at the conference join forces.
Join Helga Zepp-LaRouche in her weekly Live Dialogue to discuss how we can seize the opportunities presented to us at the conference.
Live Dialogue with Helga Zepp-LaRouche: “Win-Win” Strategy for a Dialogue of Civilizations
Join Helga Zepp-LaRouche in her live dialogue and discuss the issues and solutions that move the world and its people. Send your questions & comments to questions@schillerinstitute.org.
Please share the YouTube link with your friends, acquaintances, and colleagues to increase the reach of the solutions presented by the LaRouche movement.
Wednesday, June 3, 2026, 11am ET/ 5pm CET
The Schiller Institute convened an international conference in Berlin, Germany, May 30-31. Participants from many nations described the opening session as “inspiring,” given the danger and depravity surrounding us all.
Amb. Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) opened his speech during the opening panel by saying:
We are witnessing the end of multiple epochs. The world of our parents and our childhood is no more. Never has the dire description of current events attributed to Antonio Gramsci seemed more apt. “The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.” Sadly, my country, the United States of America has become such a monster, foolishly dismembering the world order it originally sponsored.
Over the course of the full, two-day event, panelists from 15 nations, with experience and skills in international relations, economics, science, and the arts, spoke in three sessions. An evening concert featured music and poetry presented by representatives from various cultures and nations. Some 150 attendees came from nations throughout Europe, as well as students from Africa and other continents.
The proceedings of the conference underscore that a new international security and development architecture can be created if those who are willing to champion the solutions presented at the conference join forces.
Join Helga Zepp-LaRouche in her weekly Live Dialogue to discuss how we can seize the opportunities presented to us at the conference.
Movisol
Scontro tra guerrafondai e patrioti nell’establishment tedesco
Mentre il governo tedesco intensifica la co-belligeranza con Kiev contro la Russia, iniziano ad apparire alcune crepe nell’establishment liberale finora monoliticamente favorevole alla guerra. Davanti a un vasto pubblico televisivo nazionale, l’ex consigliere per la sicurezza di Angela Merkel, il generale Erich Vad (foto), ha accusato uno dei principali sostenitori della linea dura, il portavoce della CDU per la sicurezza Roderich Kiesewetter, di trascinare la Germania in una guerra con la Russia.
Lo scontro tra Vad e Kiesewetter è avvenuto dopo una serie di eventi che hanno segnato la settimana precedente: l’11 maggio, il ministro della Difesa tedesco Boris Pistorius si è recato a Kiev per concludere accordi sulla produzione congiunta di armi capaci di colpire in profondità il territorio russo. Il giorno successivo, la “storia d’amore” tra Kiev e Berlino è stata celebrata con un editoriale sul principale quotidiano liberale tedesco, la Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, firmato da Andriy Yermak, allora ancora capo dello staff di Volodymyr Zelensky, dal titolo: “Cosa può dare l’Ucraina alla Germania”.
Due giorni dopo, il 14 maggio, Yermak è stato arrestato con pesanti accuse di corruzione.
Questo avrebbe dovuto rappresentare un grave motivo di imbarazzo per i leader tedeschi. Invece, il 21 maggio, il cancelliere Friedrich Merz ha proposto di concedere all’Ucraina uno status di pre-adesione all’UE, quello di “membro associato”, in vista di una piena adesione una volta terminata la guerra.
In questo contesto, il noto conduttore televisivo Markus Lanz ha deciso di mettere in scena un confronto tra Kiesewetter e Vad nel suo talk show su ZDF, il secondo canale pubblico tedesco, ben consapevole che Vad avrebbe contestato la follia, sostenuta da Kiesewetter e dal suo partito, di armare l’Ucraina per colpire in profondità il territorio russo.
“I russi hanno stabilito che anche aziende tedesche sono coinvolte nei droni (utilizzati dall’Ucraina contro la Russia – ndr)”, ha spiegato Vad. “Hanno già fatto dei nomi. Monaco, per esempio, è un centro nevralgico dell’industria bellica, e i russi hanno detto che ora fa parte, come obiettivo, della loro pianificazione.”
“Verrà il giorno in cui effettueranno attacchi di rappresaglia contro l’Europa, contro la Germania. Prima in modo convenzionale e, se necessario, salendo di livello. La Russia è la più grande potenza nucleare del mondo. Se portiamo l’Ucraina in Europa, porteremo la guerra con la Russia in Europa!”
Quando Kiesewetter ha sostenuto che “l’Ucraina ci sta proteggendo in questo momento”, Vad ha replicato:
“Signor Kiesewetter, lei sarebbe un eccellente ministro della Difesa ucraino. Io non voglio una guerra qui in Germania! Noi siamo la piattaforma operativa della NATO, il suo hub logistico. Se ci sarà una guerra europea, verrà combattuta nel nostro Paese. Questo è il grande pericolo!”
Vad ha poi ricordato a Kiesewetter le sue precedenti dichiarazioni secondo cui la Germania avrebbe dovuto sostenere l’Ucraina fino a ottenere una vittoria militare contro la Russia. “Sono davvero curioso di sapere come intende raggiungere questo obiettivo, può spiegarmelo?” ha chiesto ironicamente. Kiesewetter ha potuto solo sostenere di non aver mai detto una cosa del genere.
Successivamente, Vad ha accusato Kiesewetter di sostenere “attacchi in profondità” contro il territorio russo in numero crescente, ma “se facciamo questo, allora pioveranno missili russi sul nostro Paese!”
Kiesewetter ha accusato Vad di “spaventare i cittadini”.
Ma Vad ha risposto: “No, è LEI a spaventare ME con il suo discorso politico, con la sua retorica che ci sta trascinando in guerra!”
“Lei ha già rinunciato all’Ucraina quattro anni fa,” ha cercato di ribattere Kiesewetter. “Si è sbagliato in tutte le sue valutazioni. Il destino delle persone la lascia indifferente.”
A quel punto, il gene[...]
Scontro tra guerrafondai e patrioti nell’establishment tedesco
Mentre il governo tedesco intensifica la co-belligeranza con Kiev contro la Russia, iniziano ad apparire alcune crepe nell’establishment liberale finora monoliticamente favorevole alla guerra. Davanti a un vasto pubblico televisivo nazionale, l’ex consigliere per la sicurezza di Angela Merkel, il generale Erich Vad (foto), ha accusato uno dei principali sostenitori della linea dura, il portavoce della CDU per la sicurezza Roderich Kiesewetter, di trascinare la Germania in una guerra con la Russia.
Lo scontro tra Vad e Kiesewetter è avvenuto dopo una serie di eventi che hanno segnato la settimana precedente: l’11 maggio, il ministro della Difesa tedesco Boris Pistorius si è recato a Kiev per concludere accordi sulla produzione congiunta di armi capaci di colpire in profondità il territorio russo. Il giorno successivo, la “storia d’amore” tra Kiev e Berlino è stata celebrata con un editoriale sul principale quotidiano liberale tedesco, la Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, firmato da Andriy Yermak, allora ancora capo dello staff di Volodymyr Zelensky, dal titolo: “Cosa può dare l’Ucraina alla Germania”.
Due giorni dopo, il 14 maggio, Yermak è stato arrestato con pesanti accuse di corruzione.
Questo avrebbe dovuto rappresentare un grave motivo di imbarazzo per i leader tedeschi. Invece, il 21 maggio, il cancelliere Friedrich Merz ha proposto di concedere all’Ucraina uno status di pre-adesione all’UE, quello di “membro associato”, in vista di una piena adesione una volta terminata la guerra.
In questo contesto, il noto conduttore televisivo Markus Lanz ha deciso di mettere in scena un confronto tra Kiesewetter e Vad nel suo talk show su ZDF, il secondo canale pubblico tedesco, ben consapevole che Vad avrebbe contestato la follia, sostenuta da Kiesewetter e dal suo partito, di armare l’Ucraina per colpire in profondità il territorio russo.
“I russi hanno stabilito che anche aziende tedesche sono coinvolte nei droni (utilizzati dall’Ucraina contro la Russia – ndr)”, ha spiegato Vad. “Hanno già fatto dei nomi. Monaco, per esempio, è un centro nevralgico dell’industria bellica, e i russi hanno detto che ora fa parte, come obiettivo, della loro pianificazione.”
“Verrà il giorno in cui effettueranno attacchi di rappresaglia contro l’Europa, contro la Germania. Prima in modo convenzionale e, se necessario, salendo di livello. La Russia è la più grande potenza nucleare del mondo. Se portiamo l’Ucraina in Europa, porteremo la guerra con la Russia in Europa!”
Quando Kiesewetter ha sostenuto che “l’Ucraina ci sta proteggendo in questo momento”, Vad ha replicato:
“Signor Kiesewetter, lei sarebbe un eccellente ministro della Difesa ucraino. Io non voglio una guerra qui in Germania! Noi siamo la piattaforma operativa della NATO, il suo hub logistico. Se ci sarà una guerra europea, verrà combattuta nel nostro Paese. Questo è il grande pericolo!”
Vad ha poi ricordato a Kiesewetter le sue precedenti dichiarazioni secondo cui la Germania avrebbe dovuto sostenere l’Ucraina fino a ottenere una vittoria militare contro la Russia. “Sono davvero curioso di sapere come intende raggiungere questo obiettivo, può spiegarmelo?” ha chiesto ironicamente. Kiesewetter ha potuto solo sostenere di non aver mai detto una cosa del genere.
Successivamente, Vad ha accusato Kiesewetter di sostenere “attacchi in profondità” contro il territorio russo in numero crescente, ma “se facciamo questo, allora pioveranno missili russi sul nostro Paese!”
Kiesewetter ha accusato Vad di “spaventare i cittadini”.
Ma Vad ha risposto: “No, è LEI a spaventare ME con il suo discorso politico, con la sua retorica che ci sta trascinando in guerra!”
“Lei ha già rinunciato all’Ucraina quattro anni fa,” ha cercato di ribattere Kiesewetter. “Si è sbagliato in tutte le sue valutazioni. Il destino delle persone la lascia indifferente.”
A quel punto, il gene[...]
MoviSol.org
Movisol Scontro tra guerrafondai e patrioti nell’establishment tedesco Mentre il governo tedesco intensifica la co-belligeranza con Kiev contro la Russia, iniziano ad apparire alcune crepe nell’establishment liberale finora monoliticamente favorevole alla…
rale è esploso: “Sciocchezze! Questa guerra è ormai al suo quinto anno. Centinaia di migliaia di russi e di giovani ucraini sono morti. Centinaia di migliaia vogliono evitare il servizio militare. Lo capisco, perché questo è un sanguinoso tritacarne che non ha alcun senso, dato che non stiamo definendo alcun obiettivo politico!”
Il gen. Vad non ha minimamente esagerato nelle sue considerazioni.
Il gen. Vad non ha minimamente esagerato nelle sue considerazioni.
Venerdì 5/6/2026
dalle ore 17:00
157ª riunione della
Coalizione Internazionale per la Pace
[CIP #157 / IPC #157]
IL DILEMMA SCHACHTIANO: CONQUISTARE O COLLASSARE?
🇺🇸 The Schachtian Dilemma: Conquer Or Collapse?
youtube.com/live/GlxdwvqMerY
🇪🇸
youtube.com/live/-dqDATQZwTg
[youtube.com/@eirespanol3200]
🇫🇷 ...
[youtube.com/@institutschillerfrance]
🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇫🇷 🇩🇪
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83288789255
dalle ore 17:00
157ª riunione della
Coalizione Internazionale per la Pace
[CIP #157 / IPC #157]
IL DILEMMA SCHACHTIANO: CONQUISTARE O COLLASSARE?
🇺🇸 The Schachtian Dilemma: Conquer Or Collapse?
youtube.com/live/GlxdwvqMerY
🇪🇸
youtube.com/live/-dqDATQZwTg
[youtube.com/@eirespanol3200]
🇫🇷 ...
[youtube.com/@institutschillerfrance]
🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇫🇷 🇩🇪
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83288789255
YouTube
The Schachtian Dilemma:Conquer Or Collapse
IPC #157 Friday, June 5 2026, 11am ET/ 5pm CET
RSVP for Zoom link
https://schillerinstitute.nationbuilder.com/ipc_meeting
The overriding theme of the just-concluded Schiller Institute conference in Berlin, Helga Zepp-LaRouche explained in her weekly webcast…
RSVP for Zoom link
https://schillerinstitute.nationbuilder.com/ipc_meeting
The overriding theme of the just-concluded Schiller Institute conference in Berlin, Helga Zepp-LaRouche explained in her weekly webcast…
AMERICA 250: UNA RINNOVATA DEDIZIONE
Iniziativa della candidata presidenziale indipendente Diane Sare
[2/2]
🇺🇸 250 years after the Declaration of Independence was ratified at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, our Republic is now hanging by a thread. The inalienable rights expressed in our Declaration of Independence and in our Bill of Rights are being trampled on by those elected officials who swore an oath to uphold the Constitution.
Rather than forming a more perfect union, our citizens are being divided and turned against one another by incendiary propaganda in the mainstream and social media. Judges who sought to uphold justice are being fired and replaced by political hacks. Rather than seeking peaceful relations with other nations, as President George Washington advised in his Farewell Address, we are now governed by the tyrannical philosophy that “might makes right.”
The government of the United States depends on the consent of the governed. If we do not act and if we do not speak, our consent is taken for granted.
“The state must never become, in any way, the property of a governing class of oligarchs, but a state whose will must be subordinated to the world-historical national interest of all members of the nation, and also humanity as a whole, as reason defines that interest.”
–Lyndon LaRouche, 1998
You are invited to join the Diane Sare campaign on July 5th for a conference dedicated to shaping the future of our nation based on understanding how our republic came into being, and who is attacking it.
https://secure.sareforpresident.com/america_250_in_philadelphia
Iniziativa della candidata presidenziale indipendente Diane Sare
[2/2]
🇺🇸 250 years after the Declaration of Independence was ratified at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, our Republic is now hanging by a thread. The inalienable rights expressed in our Declaration of Independence and in our Bill of Rights are being trampled on by those elected officials who swore an oath to uphold the Constitution.
Rather than forming a more perfect union, our citizens are being divided and turned against one another by incendiary propaganda in the mainstream and social media. Judges who sought to uphold justice are being fired and replaced by political hacks. Rather than seeking peaceful relations with other nations, as President George Washington advised in his Farewell Address, we are now governed by the tyrannical philosophy that “might makes right.”
The government of the United States depends on the consent of the governed. If we do not act and if we do not speak, our consent is taken for granted.
“The state must never become, in any way, the property of a governing class of oligarchs, but a state whose will must be subordinated to the world-historical national interest of all members of the nation, and also humanity as a whole, as reason defines that interest.”
–Lyndon LaRouche, 1998
You are invited to join the Diane Sare campaign on July 5th for a conference dedicated to shaping the future of our nation based on understanding how our republic came into being, and who is attacking it.
https://secure.sareforpresident.com/america_250_in_philadelphia
Sare for President
America 250: A Rededication
La strategia di mutuo sviluppo per una dialogo tra le civiltà
🇺🇸 This week, we [were] joined with Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute founder, International Peace Coalition initiator; Ray McGovern, former CIA analyst, co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS); Larry Johnson, former CIA intelligence official and a member of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS); President Donald Ramotar, former president of Guyana; and others to be announced soon.
https://www.youtube.com/live/Ql3rKDu_480
Leggi anche:
🇺🇸 To the Governments of the United Nations: A Policy to Bring Peace and Development to Southwest Asia
https://schillerinstitute.com/blog/2026/05/17/to-the-governments-of-the-united-nations-a-policy-to-bring-peace-and-development-to-southwest-asia/
🇺🇸 This week, we [were] joined with Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute founder, International Peace Coalition initiator; Ray McGovern, former CIA analyst, co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS); Larry Johnson, former CIA intelligence official and a member of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS); President Donald Ramotar, former president of Guyana; and others to be announced soon.
https://www.youtube.com/live/Ql3rKDu_480
Leggi anche:
🇺🇸 To the Governments of the United Nations: A Policy to Bring Peace and Development to Southwest Asia
https://schillerinstitute.com/blog/2026/05/17/to-the-governments-of-the-united-nations-a-policy-to-bring-peace-and-development-to-southwest-asia/
Traduzione in italiano di un articolo di CLINTEL:
Gli scienziati olandesi definiti “scettici climatici” sono stati riabilitati. Dopo una lunga battaglia, l’Istituto Meteorologico Reale dei Paesi Bassi (KNMI) riammette sette ondate di calore precedenti il 1950.
6 febbraio 2026
https://clintel.org/gli-scienziati-olandesi-definiti-scettici-climatici-sono-stati-riabilitati-dopo-una-lunga-battaglia-listituto-meteorologico-reale-dei-paesi-bassi-knmi-riammette-sette-ondate-di-calore-preced/
Altre traduzioni in italiano:
https://clintel.org/category/italian/
Gli scienziati olandesi definiti “scettici climatici” sono stati riabilitati. Dopo una lunga battaglia, l’Istituto Meteorologico Reale dei Paesi Bassi (KNMI) riammette sette ondate di calore precedenti il 1950.
6 febbraio 2026
https://clintel.org/gli-scienziati-olandesi-definiti-scettici-climatici-sono-stati-riabilitati-dopo-una-lunga-battaglia-listituto-meteorologico-reale-dei-paesi-bassi-knmi-riammette-sette-ondate-di-calore-preced/
Altre traduzioni in italiano:
https://clintel.org/category/italian/
Clintel
KNMI reinstates pre-1950 heatwaves: victory for climate skeptics
KNMI reinstates seven pre-1950 heatwaves at De Bilt, validating skeptics’ claims that temperature corrections erased historical extremes.
Movisol
Un severo monito dalla Slovacchia sull’uso dello spazio aereo della NATO
I leader dei paesi membri della NATO si sono affrettati a trovare spiegazioni rassicuranti per la recente ondata di droni ucraini che hanno colpito i paesi membri dell’Alleanza. Ma non il primo ministro slovacco Robert Fico (foto), che ha colto l’occasione per mettere in guardia dal chiaro pericolo che possa scoppiare una guerra su vasta scala, forse innescata da un incidente minore, solo a causa della decisione deliberata dei leader occidentali di escludere la diplomazia.
In una conferenza stampa del 21 maggio, Fico ha dichiarato: “Ho una paura incredibile di qualche provocazione che possa innescare un meccanismo che poi sarà inarrestabile. Se i droni iniziano a volare sopra le teste degli Stati membri della NATO e quei droni sono per lo più ucraini, questo è un problema serio”.
Nel caso di una provocazione, un paese potrebbe sostenere che un membro della NATO è stato attaccato, portando tutti gli altri membri a contrattaccare, dal momento che nessuno sta dialogando con i russi.
In una precedente occasione, Fico aveva riferito che i politici europei lo criticano pubblicamente per aver parlato con Vladimir Putin, ma poi in privato “tutti, nei bagni di Bruxelles, mi chiedono che cosa abbia detto”. Questo stato di “ipocrisia senza fine” crea una polveriera che un fiammifero può far esplodere, ha ribadito la scorsa settimana. Tuttavia, “se i leader parlassero tra loro come dovrebbero, la possibilità che una provocazione [con i droni] possa portare a un conflitto di grandi proporzioni sarebbe minima. Se invece tutti tacciono e nessuno vuole parlare, anche una piccola provocazione potrebbe provocare un disastro”.
Un severo monito dalla Slovacchia sull’uso dello spazio aereo della NATO
I leader dei paesi membri della NATO si sono affrettati a trovare spiegazioni rassicuranti per la recente ondata di droni ucraini che hanno colpito i paesi membri dell’Alleanza. Ma non il primo ministro slovacco Robert Fico (foto), che ha colto l’occasione per mettere in guardia dal chiaro pericolo che possa scoppiare una guerra su vasta scala, forse innescata da un incidente minore, solo a causa della decisione deliberata dei leader occidentali di escludere la diplomazia.
In una conferenza stampa del 21 maggio, Fico ha dichiarato: “Ho una paura incredibile di qualche provocazione che possa innescare un meccanismo che poi sarà inarrestabile. Se i droni iniziano a volare sopra le teste degli Stati membri della NATO e quei droni sono per lo più ucraini, questo è un problema serio”.
Nel caso di una provocazione, un paese potrebbe sostenere che un membro della NATO è stato attaccato, portando tutti gli altri membri a contrattaccare, dal momento che nessuno sta dialogando con i russi.
In una precedente occasione, Fico aveva riferito che i politici europei lo criticano pubblicamente per aver parlato con Vladimir Putin, ma poi in privato “tutti, nei bagni di Bruxelles, mi chiedono che cosa abbia detto”. Questo stato di “ipocrisia senza fine” crea una polveriera che un fiammifero può far esplodere, ha ribadito la scorsa settimana. Tuttavia, “se i leader parlassero tra loro come dovrebbero, la possibilità che una provocazione [con i droni] possa portare a un conflitto di grandi proporzioni sarebbe minima. Se invece tutti tacciono e nessuno vuole parlare, anche una piccola provocazione potrebbe provocare un disastro”.
Oggi, venerdì 5/6/2026
dalle ore 17:00
157ª riunione della
Coalizione Internazionale per la Pace
[CIP #157 / IPC #157]
IL DILEMMA SCHACHTIANO: CONQUISTARE O COLLASSARE?
🇺🇸 The Schachtian Dilemma: Conquer Or Collapse?
youtube.com/live/GlxdwvqMerY
🇪🇸 El dilema schachtiano: conquista o desplome
youtube.com/live/-dqDATQZwTg
[youtube.com/@eirespanol3200]
🇫🇷
1) youtube.com/live/kSdkOTHCRqw oppure
2) youtube.com/live/i_7-8Jff7Sk
[youtube.com/@institutschillerfrance]
🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇫🇷 🇩🇪
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83288789255
dalle ore 17:00
157ª riunione della
Coalizione Internazionale per la Pace
[CIP #157 / IPC #157]
IL DILEMMA SCHACHTIANO: CONQUISTARE O COLLASSARE?
🇺🇸 The Schachtian Dilemma: Conquer Or Collapse?
youtube.com/live/GlxdwvqMerY
🇪🇸 El dilema schachtiano: conquista o desplome
youtube.com/live/-dqDATQZwTg
[youtube.com/@eirespanol3200]
🇫🇷
1) youtube.com/live/kSdkOTHCRqw oppure
2) youtube.com/live/i_7-8Jff7Sk
[youtube.com/@institutschillerfrance]
🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇫🇷 🇩🇪
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83288789255
Movisol
Conferenza internazionale dello Schiller Institute a Berlino
Il 30 e 31 maggio lo Schiller-Institut ha tenuto a Berlino una conferenza internazionale, la cui sessione di apertura è stata definita «stimolante» dai partecipanti provenienti da numerose nazioni, alla luce dei molteplici pericoli e del declino economico. Nel corso dei due giorni dell’evento, relatori provenienti da 15 nazioni hanno discusso in tre sessioni aspetti importanti dei rapporti internazionali, dell’economia, della scienza e dell’arte. Una serata culturale ha offerto musica e poesia provenienti da diverse culture e nazioni. Circa 150 partecipanti sono giunti da paesi di tutta Europa, tra cui anche studenti provenienti dall’Africa e da altri continenti.
La prima sessione, sulla fine del sistema coloniale, è stata aperta da Helga Zepp-LaRouche, presidente dello Schiller-Institut e caporedattrice di EIR. Sono seguiti interventi di relatori provenienti da Cina, Italia, Stati Uniti, India e Germania. Con la sua affermazione «Non lasceremo che la civiltà europea vada in rovina!», la signora LaRouche ha dato il tono ai discorsi seri e appassionati di molti relatori provenienti da altri paesi. Molti di loro hanno reso omaggio al ruolo dello Schiller-Institut per aver sviluppato le idee necessarie a tal fine.
«Ci troviamo attualmente in una sorta di “crisi missilistica di Cuba al contrario”», è stata la valutazione iniziale di Zepp-LaRouche, la quale ha sottolineato che nel breve termine potrebbe scoppiare una guerra mondiale, innescata dalla guerra per procura che la NATO sta conducendo contro la Russia tramite l’Ucraina. Ha descritto la storia che ha portato a questa crisi, compreso il fatto che la NATO si è estesa sempre più verso est, benché alla Russia fosse stato assicurato il contrario. Oggi la situazione di crisi si è evoluta al punto che la coalizione europea dei volenterosi sta vanificando tutti gli sforzi di pace provenienti dalla Russia e persino dagli Stati Uniti. Allo stesso tempo si sono inaspriti anche altri focolai di crisi, e lei ha fatto riferimento anche al conflitto politico tra gli Stati Uniti e la Cina. L’ordine unipolare, ha spiegato, si definisce in particolare per la conduzione di guerre permanenti e il perpetuarsi di ostilità. Ha concluso con un appello: gli Stati Uniti e l’Europa devono ritrovare la loro anima.
Zhang Weiwei dalla Cina (foto), direttore dell’Istituto cinese dell’Università di Fudan e commentatore di fama mondiale, ha spiegato che il coinvolgimento di tutte le nazioni è un presupposto per un futuro comune del mondo. Nel suo intervento intitolato «Costruire un ordine mondiale multipolare a vantaggio reciproco», ha discusso la politica cinese della «cooperazione win-win» per migliorare l’ordine politico ed economico mondiale, citando esempi concreti della cooperazione della Cina con i paesi dell’ASEAN. Ciò richiede cooperazione e neutralità. In linea con il principio della conferenza, ha sottolineato che un tale cambiamento richiede “idee innovative e coraggio”.
Il Prof. Pino Arlacchi, dall’Italia, ex vice segretario generale delle Nazioni Unite, ha sottolineato il ruolo fondamentale dell’ONU, ribadendo che l’organizzazione necessita di una profonda modernizzazione per rispecchiare la realtà e gli interessi della maggioranza globale. Per questo motivo, egli stesso si è candidato alla carica di segretario generale dell’ONU.
Chas Freeman, degli Stati Uniti, studioso ed ex ambasciatore statunitense in Arabia Saudita, ha pronunciato un discorso incisivo in videoconferenza, in cui, sotto il titolo “L’ascesa, il declino e la probabile rinascita dell’ordine mondiale”, ha parlato senza mezzi termini del proprio Paese. Ha dichiarato apertamente: «Purtroppo il mio Paese, gli Stati Uniti d’America, è diventato un mostro e sta sciupando stupidamente l’ordine mondiale che in origine aveva promosso». Da questa prospettiva ha analizzato il ruolo devastante degli Sta[...]
Conferenza internazionale dello Schiller Institute a Berlino
Il 30 e 31 maggio lo Schiller-Institut ha tenuto a Berlino una conferenza internazionale, la cui sessione di apertura è stata definita «stimolante» dai partecipanti provenienti da numerose nazioni, alla luce dei molteplici pericoli e del declino economico. Nel corso dei due giorni dell’evento, relatori provenienti da 15 nazioni hanno discusso in tre sessioni aspetti importanti dei rapporti internazionali, dell’economia, della scienza e dell’arte. Una serata culturale ha offerto musica e poesia provenienti da diverse culture e nazioni. Circa 150 partecipanti sono giunti da paesi di tutta Europa, tra cui anche studenti provenienti dall’Africa e da altri continenti.
La prima sessione, sulla fine del sistema coloniale, è stata aperta da Helga Zepp-LaRouche, presidente dello Schiller-Institut e caporedattrice di EIR. Sono seguiti interventi di relatori provenienti da Cina, Italia, Stati Uniti, India e Germania. Con la sua affermazione «Non lasceremo che la civiltà europea vada in rovina!», la signora LaRouche ha dato il tono ai discorsi seri e appassionati di molti relatori provenienti da altri paesi. Molti di loro hanno reso omaggio al ruolo dello Schiller-Institut per aver sviluppato le idee necessarie a tal fine.
«Ci troviamo attualmente in una sorta di “crisi missilistica di Cuba al contrario”», è stata la valutazione iniziale di Zepp-LaRouche, la quale ha sottolineato che nel breve termine potrebbe scoppiare una guerra mondiale, innescata dalla guerra per procura che la NATO sta conducendo contro la Russia tramite l’Ucraina. Ha descritto la storia che ha portato a questa crisi, compreso il fatto che la NATO si è estesa sempre più verso est, benché alla Russia fosse stato assicurato il contrario. Oggi la situazione di crisi si è evoluta al punto che la coalizione europea dei volenterosi sta vanificando tutti gli sforzi di pace provenienti dalla Russia e persino dagli Stati Uniti. Allo stesso tempo si sono inaspriti anche altri focolai di crisi, e lei ha fatto riferimento anche al conflitto politico tra gli Stati Uniti e la Cina. L’ordine unipolare, ha spiegato, si definisce in particolare per la conduzione di guerre permanenti e il perpetuarsi di ostilità. Ha concluso con un appello: gli Stati Uniti e l’Europa devono ritrovare la loro anima.
Zhang Weiwei dalla Cina (foto), direttore dell’Istituto cinese dell’Università di Fudan e commentatore di fama mondiale, ha spiegato che il coinvolgimento di tutte le nazioni è un presupposto per un futuro comune del mondo. Nel suo intervento intitolato «Costruire un ordine mondiale multipolare a vantaggio reciproco», ha discusso la politica cinese della «cooperazione win-win» per migliorare l’ordine politico ed economico mondiale, citando esempi concreti della cooperazione della Cina con i paesi dell’ASEAN. Ciò richiede cooperazione e neutralità. In linea con il principio della conferenza, ha sottolineato che un tale cambiamento richiede “idee innovative e coraggio”.
Il Prof. Pino Arlacchi, dall’Italia, ex vice segretario generale delle Nazioni Unite, ha sottolineato il ruolo fondamentale dell’ONU, ribadendo che l’organizzazione necessita di una profonda modernizzazione per rispecchiare la realtà e gli interessi della maggioranza globale. Per questo motivo, egli stesso si è candidato alla carica di segretario generale dell’ONU.
Chas Freeman, degli Stati Uniti, studioso ed ex ambasciatore statunitense in Arabia Saudita, ha pronunciato un discorso incisivo in videoconferenza, in cui, sotto il titolo “L’ascesa, il declino e la probabile rinascita dell’ordine mondiale”, ha parlato senza mezzi termini del proprio Paese. Ha dichiarato apertamente: «Purtroppo il mio Paese, gli Stati Uniti d’America, è diventato un mostro e sta sciupando stupidamente l’ordine mondiale che in origine aveva promosso». Da questa prospettiva ha analizzato il ruolo devastante degli Sta[...]
MoviSol.org
Movisol Conferenza internazionale dello Schiller Institute a Berlino Il 30 e 31 maggio lo Schiller-Institut ha tenuto a Berlino una conferenza internazionale, la cui sessione di apertura è stata definita «stimolante» dai partecipanti provenienti da numerose…
ti Uniti dalla fine della Guerra Fredda. Negli ultimi 500 anni della civiltà europea, nonostante momenti positivi come l’eredità della Pace di Westfalia del 1648, si è assistito a un declino sempre più marcato. Attualmente gli Stati Uniti sono isolati e intrappolati nella filosofia secondo cui «il potere viene prima del diritto». La soluzione? Ci devono essere le idee giuste, e queste idee devono essere messe in pratica. Freeman ha espresso diverse idee, tra cui la necessità di arginare il capitale finanziario speculativo. Ha spiegato: «Le idee possono trasformarsi in azioni che migliorano il mondo. Coloro che dicono la verità ai potenti vengono ricompensati quando i loro giudizi ponderati trovano ascolto e spingono le società verso la giustizia.
Anche Sanjay Tripathi, dall’India, ex funzionario di alto livello presso i ministeri indiani, nel suo intervento intitolato «L’urgente necessità di una nuova sicurezza globale» ha affrontato alcuni punti centrali dei rapporti tra le nazioni.
Il dottor Wolfgang Bittner, dalla Germania, ricercatore e scrittore, ha espressamente sostenuto l’appello della signora LaRouche a favore di una nuova architettura di sicurezza e, con il titolo “Sovranità, neutralità, cultura”, ha esaminato molti aspetti della situazione della Germania. La Germania, ha spiegato, attualmente non è sovrana, ma nonostante la situazione attualmente cupa in Germania, egli trae speranza dallo scambio con lo Schiller-Institut.
«Agiamo insieme sulla base dell’idea comune che possiamo cambiare gli altri, cambiare noi stessi e cambiare la cultura»: così la signora LaRouche ha riassunto la prima sessione, che ha «ispirato» tutti.
Anche Sanjay Tripathi, dall’India, ex funzionario di alto livello presso i ministeri indiani, nel suo intervento intitolato «L’urgente necessità di una nuova sicurezza globale» ha affrontato alcuni punti centrali dei rapporti tra le nazioni.
Il dottor Wolfgang Bittner, dalla Germania, ricercatore e scrittore, ha espressamente sostenuto l’appello della signora LaRouche a favore di una nuova architettura di sicurezza e, con il titolo “Sovranità, neutralità, cultura”, ha esaminato molti aspetti della situazione della Germania. La Germania, ha spiegato, attualmente non è sovrana, ma nonostante la situazione attualmente cupa in Germania, egli trae speranza dallo scambio con lo Schiller-Institut.
«Agiamo insieme sulla base dell’idea comune che possiamo cambiare gli altri, cambiare noi stessi e cambiare la cultura»: così la signora LaRouche ha riassunto la prima sessione, che ha «ispirato» tutti.
Simposio di questa notte (fuso italiano), organizzato dalla candidata presidenziale indipendente Diane Sare:
PERCHÉ ISRAELE ATTACCO' LA NAVE USS LIBERTY L'8 GIUGNO 1967?
🇺🇸 Why Did Israel Attack the USS Liberty?
[Diane Sare was] joined by USS Liberty survivor Phillip Tourney to discuss the possible reasons behind the horrific attack on the Liberty by the Israeli Air Force and Navy on June 8, 1967. The attack killed 34 and wounded another 171 of the ship's crew members.
Diane Sare’s position is grounded, constitutional, and future oriented. America should lead through scientific progress, peaceful development, and serious commitment to the advancement of humanity. A nation with vision must invest in missions that elevate its people, strengthen its economy, and restore confidence in a higher purpose.
https://www.youtube.com/live/4Md0pPST7BE
Sito: sareforpresident.com
Facebook: facebook.com/DianeSare.campaign
Twitter/X: x.com/DianeSare
Telegram: @sareforpresident
Instagram: instagram.com/sareforpresident/
PERCHÉ ISRAELE ATTACCO' LA NAVE USS LIBERTY L'8 GIUGNO 1967?
🇺🇸 Why Did Israel Attack the USS Liberty?
[Diane Sare was] joined by USS Liberty survivor Phillip Tourney to discuss the possible reasons behind the horrific attack on the Liberty by the Israeli Air Force and Navy on June 8, 1967. The attack killed 34 and wounded another 171 of the ship's crew members.
Diane Sare’s position is grounded, constitutional, and future oriented. America should lead through scientific progress, peaceful development, and serious commitment to the advancement of humanity. A nation with vision must invest in missions that elevate its people, strengthen its economy, and restore confidence in a higher purpose.
https://www.youtube.com/live/4Md0pPST7BE
Sito: sareforpresident.com
Facebook: facebook.com/DianeSare.campaign
Twitter/X: x.com/DianeSare
Telegram: @sareforpresident
Instagram: instagram.com/sareforpresident/
The Schiller Institute
Zepp-LaRouche: Germany’s Defeat at the UN, an Opportunity to Change; Germany Must Cooperate with the Global South!
The following press release was issued on June 5 by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the founder of the Schiller Institute.
Viewed from a deeper historical perspective, Germany’s failure to win a rotating seat on the UN Security Council offers an urgently needed opportunity to reorient German policy. This author has long argued that, in light of the entrenched geopolitical confrontation between NATO, on the one hand, and Russia and China on the other, the Global South needs to make its voice heard more loudly and forcefully in the international debate—and that is precisely what these states have done by rejecting Germany’s candidacy. German institutions should use the result to conduct an honest analysis of a foreign policy, that has clearly been a complete failure, and to redefine one corresponding to Germany’s true interest.
The initial reaction from Foreign Minister Wadephul and in most media commentaries, however, follows the same long-standing pattern of self-deception: Russia was to blame, they claimed, then the bureaucracy, the application process started too late, etc., etc. Others, such as the FAZ, commented that the UN isn’t that important anyway, and the Hessian Minister for European and International Affairs, Manfred Pentz of the CDU, even called for Germany to cut its financial contributions to the UN as a result.
The only thing that will really help Germany is take a hard look at the causes of the “bitter disappointment,” which could only have come as a surprise to those who have been sitting on their Eurocentric high horse.
The shift in international perception of German politics has been in full swing for several years now. The generally positive image of Germany that once prevailed throughout the world—that of the land of Bach and Beethoven, of Goethe, Schiller, and the Humboldts, of a nation of engineering and inventors—has been lost for quite some time.
The de facto unconditional support for Israel’s actions in Gaza—for which the International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant—has damaged Germany’s reputation, and this damage will continue to grow as long as the governments in Berlin maintain their position. For, while the crimes of the Nazis only became fully known and understood by the general public after the end of World War II, Israel’s crimes in Gaza—and increasingly also in the West Bank and Lebanon—are in the spotlight of the global public. The fact that Germany did not approve the extension of the mandate for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in December 2025 under pressure from Israel, and has cracked down brutally on pro-Palestinian protests domestically, has further tarnished Germany’s image.
People everywhere are talking about the double standard that prevails in this country. Berlin constantly claims it is the champion of international law, but Chancellor Merz finds the kidnapping of an elected head of state in Venezuela too “complex” to take a position on, and needs “time” to assess it. That was five months ago, and he has still not reached a conclusion.
During the first unprovoked war of aggression by Israel and the United States against Iran in June 2025, Merz uttered the unspeakable words that “Israel is doing the dirty work for all of us”; during the second such attack by the U.S. and Israel, the consequences of which threaten to plunge the global economy into the abyss, he has remained reserved, merely stating that it is not our war.
Virtually no one in the countries of the Global South agrees with the endlessly repeated mantra that Russia attacked Ukraine in an unprovoked war. These countries re[...]
Zepp-LaRouche: Germany’s Defeat at the UN, an Opportunity to Change; Germany Must Cooperate with the Global South!
The following press release was issued on June 5 by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the founder of the Schiller Institute.
Viewed from a deeper historical perspective, Germany’s failure to win a rotating seat on the UN Security Council offers an urgently needed opportunity to reorient German policy. This author has long argued that, in light of the entrenched geopolitical confrontation between NATO, on the one hand, and Russia and China on the other, the Global South needs to make its voice heard more loudly and forcefully in the international debate—and that is precisely what these states have done by rejecting Germany’s candidacy. German institutions should use the result to conduct an honest analysis of a foreign policy, that has clearly been a complete failure, and to redefine one corresponding to Germany’s true interest.
The initial reaction from Foreign Minister Wadephul and in most media commentaries, however, follows the same long-standing pattern of self-deception: Russia was to blame, they claimed, then the bureaucracy, the application process started too late, etc., etc. Others, such as the FAZ, commented that the UN isn’t that important anyway, and the Hessian Minister for European and International Affairs, Manfred Pentz of the CDU, even called for Germany to cut its financial contributions to the UN as a result.
The only thing that will really help Germany is take a hard look at the causes of the “bitter disappointment,” which could only have come as a surprise to those who have been sitting on their Eurocentric high horse.
The shift in international perception of German politics has been in full swing for several years now. The generally positive image of Germany that once prevailed throughout the world—that of the land of Bach and Beethoven, of Goethe, Schiller, and the Humboldts, of a nation of engineering and inventors—has been lost for quite some time.
The de facto unconditional support for Israel’s actions in Gaza—for which the International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant—has damaged Germany’s reputation, and this damage will continue to grow as long as the governments in Berlin maintain their position. For, while the crimes of the Nazis only became fully known and understood by the general public after the end of World War II, Israel’s crimes in Gaza—and increasingly also in the West Bank and Lebanon—are in the spotlight of the global public. The fact that Germany did not approve the extension of the mandate for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in December 2025 under pressure from Israel, and has cracked down brutally on pro-Palestinian protests domestically, has further tarnished Germany’s image.
People everywhere are talking about the double standard that prevails in this country. Berlin constantly claims it is the champion of international law, but Chancellor Merz finds the kidnapping of an elected head of state in Venezuela too “complex” to take a position on, and needs “time” to assess it. That was five months ago, and he has still not reached a conclusion.
During the first unprovoked war of aggression by Israel and the United States against Iran in June 2025, Merz uttered the unspeakable words that “Israel is doing the dirty work for all of us”; during the second such attack by the U.S. and Israel, the consequences of which threaten to plunge the global economy into the abyss, he has remained reserved, merely stating that it is not our war.
Virtually no one in the countries of the Global South agrees with the endlessly repeated mantra that Russia attacked Ukraine in an unprovoked war. These countries re[...]
MoviSol.org
The Schiller Institute Zepp-LaRouche: Germany’s Defeat at the UN, an Opportunity to Change; Germany Must Cooperate with the Global South! The following press release was issued on June 5 by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the founder of the Schiller Institute. Viewed…
cognized all too clearly in NATO’s actions the parallels to their own oppression by the colonial powers, and they also remember very vividly who came to their aid during their struggle for independence at the time, namely, the Soviet Union and China.
But what is manifestly lacking in Berlin, is a feel for the tectonic epochal shift now taking place worldwide. At the time of German reunification and the end of the Cold War, Germany undoubtedly enjoyed the sympathy of the so-called developing countries. But it was lost, step by step, to the extent that Germany and the countries of the collective West attempted to impose a unipolar world order through methods such as color revolutions, regime change, unilateral sanctions, and wars of intervention.
The combination of all aspects of this imperial and neocolonialist policy has produced a massive boomerang effect, in the course of which these countries have increasingly sought to distance themselves from the influence of the collective West. China’s economic rise—unprecedented in history—and its policy of win-win cooperation offer the nations of the Global South the chance to finally overcome the 500-year period of colonialism.
The defeat in the UN vote is the long-overdue wake-up call for Germany to finally free itself from its lamentable status as a colony of the Anglosphere (the whole world ridicules our lack of reaction to Biden’s announced sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines), and to stand on the right side of history. This can only mean cooperation with the countries of the Global Majority, that is, with 85% of humanity, on equal footing as equal partners. Instead of spreading racist chimeras, such as Josep Borrell’s fiction of a European garden surrounded by a jungle, we should help Africa, Asia, and Latin America build beautiful gardens of their own. Additionally, we could also ensure that our own bridges are repaired in a timely manner, that our industry recovers, and that our students once again learn something.
In that way, even if unintentionally, Annalena Baerbock will have contributed something positive to German politics through her fraudulently obtained presidency of the UN General Assembly, from which position she had to announce Germany’s defeat in the vote.
But what is manifestly lacking in Berlin, is a feel for the tectonic epochal shift now taking place worldwide. At the time of German reunification and the end of the Cold War, Germany undoubtedly enjoyed the sympathy of the so-called developing countries. But it was lost, step by step, to the extent that Germany and the countries of the collective West attempted to impose a unipolar world order through methods such as color revolutions, regime change, unilateral sanctions, and wars of intervention.
The combination of all aspects of this imperial and neocolonialist policy has produced a massive boomerang effect, in the course of which these countries have increasingly sought to distance themselves from the influence of the collective West. China’s economic rise—unprecedented in history—and its policy of win-win cooperation offer the nations of the Global South the chance to finally overcome the 500-year period of colonialism.
The defeat in the UN vote is the long-overdue wake-up call for Germany to finally free itself from its lamentable status as a colony of the Anglosphere (the whole world ridicules our lack of reaction to Biden’s announced sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines), and to stand on the right side of history. This can only mean cooperation with the countries of the Global Majority, that is, with 85% of humanity, on equal footing as equal partners. Instead of spreading racist chimeras, such as Josep Borrell’s fiction of a European garden surrounded by a jungle, we should help Africa, Asia, and Latin America build beautiful gardens of their own. Additionally, we could also ensure that our own bridges are repaired in a timely manner, that our industry recovers, and that our students once again learn something.
In that way, even if unintentionally, Annalena Baerbock will have contributed something positive to German politics through her fraudulently obtained presidency of the UN General Assembly, from which position she had to announce Germany’s defeat in the vote.
Nuova intervista
Giacomo Gabellini (Il Contesto)
Claudio Celani (@MoviSol, strategicalert.news/it)
6 giugno 2026
Putin parla di riaprire il Nord Stream; Zelenskyi cerca una "pace dignitosa"
https://youtu.be/xQhvc2DgkNg
Mentre droni ucraini colpivano un terminale petrolifero a San Pietroburgo, presso l’ex Leningrado prendeva avvio il Forum Economico Internazionale, una delle principali piattaforme economiche di tutta la Russia.
Al Forum di quest’anno, avente come tema centrale il “Dialogo pragmatico: il percorso verso un futuro stabile”, hanno partecipato rappresentanti di oltre 100 Paesi, giunti a San Pietroburgo per presenziare alle oltre 150 sessioni dedicate ad aree di discussione cruciali come commercio internazionale, energia, investimenti, cooperazione industriale, sviluppo tecnologico, corridoi di trasporto, accordi finanziari e cooperazione con l’Asia, il Medio Oriente, l’Africa e l’America Latina.
Questo insieme di argomenti dimostra già che il Forum non si configura come un semplice evento interno russo, ma come una piattaforma in cui si discutono le modalità attraverso cui verrà strutturato il commercio mondiale di fronte alle sanzioni, alla frammentazione dei mercati e alla crisi delle precedenti istituzioni della globalizzazione.
La stampa occidentale ha sottolineato la visita al Forum di alcuni rappresentanti del partito tedesco Alternative für Deutschland (Afd), tra cui il deputato europeo Petr Bystron.
Durante una trasmissione andata in onda su uno dei più seguiti canali televisivi tedeschi, intanto, si è consumato un acceso confronto dialettico tra il generale Erich Vad, per molti anni consigliere strategico del governo di Berlino, e l’esperto di sicurezza della Cdu Roderich Kiesewetter, accusato da Vad di spingere la Germania verso la guerra contro la Russia.
Ne parliamo assieme a Claudio Celani, giornalista specializzato in questioni economiche e geopolitiche in forza da decenni presso lo Schiller Institute e l’Executive Intelligence Review.
Articoli di Claudio Celani: https://eir.news/author/claudio-celani/
Contatti: https://www.facebook.com/claudio.celani.14/
Giacomo Gabellini (Il Contesto)
Claudio Celani (@MoviSol, strategicalert.news/it)
6 giugno 2026
Putin parla di riaprire il Nord Stream; Zelenskyi cerca una "pace dignitosa"
https://youtu.be/xQhvc2DgkNg
Mentre droni ucraini colpivano un terminale petrolifero a San Pietroburgo, presso l’ex Leningrado prendeva avvio il Forum Economico Internazionale, una delle principali piattaforme economiche di tutta la Russia.
Al Forum di quest’anno, avente come tema centrale il “Dialogo pragmatico: il percorso verso un futuro stabile”, hanno partecipato rappresentanti di oltre 100 Paesi, giunti a San Pietroburgo per presenziare alle oltre 150 sessioni dedicate ad aree di discussione cruciali come commercio internazionale, energia, investimenti, cooperazione industriale, sviluppo tecnologico, corridoi di trasporto, accordi finanziari e cooperazione con l’Asia, il Medio Oriente, l’Africa e l’America Latina.
Questo insieme di argomenti dimostra già che il Forum non si configura come un semplice evento interno russo, ma come una piattaforma in cui si discutono le modalità attraverso cui verrà strutturato il commercio mondiale di fronte alle sanzioni, alla frammentazione dei mercati e alla crisi delle precedenti istituzioni della globalizzazione.
La stampa occidentale ha sottolineato la visita al Forum di alcuni rappresentanti del partito tedesco Alternative für Deutschland (Afd), tra cui il deputato europeo Petr Bystron.
Durante una trasmissione andata in onda su uno dei più seguiti canali televisivi tedeschi, intanto, si è consumato un acceso confronto dialettico tra il generale Erich Vad, per molti anni consigliere strategico del governo di Berlino, e l’esperto di sicurezza della Cdu Roderich Kiesewetter, accusato da Vad di spingere la Germania verso la guerra contro la Russia.
Ne parliamo assieme a Claudio Celani, giornalista specializzato in questioni economiche e geopolitiche in forza da decenni presso lo Schiller Institute e l’Executive Intelligence Review.
Articoli di Claudio Celani: https://eir.news/author/claudio-celani/
Contatti: https://www.facebook.com/claudio.celani.14/
YouTube
Putin parla di riaprire il Nord Stream, Zelensky cerca una “pace dignitosa” | Claudio Celani
Mentre droni ucraini colpivano un terminale petrolifero a San Pietroburgo, presso l’ex Leningrado prendeva avvio il Forum Economico Internazionale, una delle principali piattaforme economiche di tutta la Russia.
Al Forum di quest’anno, avente come tema centrale…
Al Forum di quest’anno, avente come tema centrale…
The Schiller Institute
International Peace Coalition, Week 157: Science and Culture Are the Core of Politics
June 6, 2026 (EIRNS)—The 157th weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) on June 5 included a deep discussion on the disaster in the Mideast between Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute founder and IPC initiator, and the former Israeli Director of “Peace Now,” (also a former member of the Israeli Knesset), and a Palestinian- American journalist who founded the Community Media Network. The meeting also heard from the conductor of a symphony orchestra in rural Iowa, who is also a hog farmer, which led to a rich discussion of the role of culture in politics during the open Q & A session following the presentations.
Helga opened by noting that both war fronts, in Southwest Asia and in Ukraine, are increasing the danger of world war. Ukraine’s deadly drone strikes on a school in Luhansk on May 22 and on St. Petersburg on June 3, the opening day of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) have increased the angry response from Moscow, with Russia launching extensive bombing across Ukraine and increasing broader discussion there of “teaching” Europe a lesson by using a nuclear weapon. “Where are the adults?” she asked. She noted that some are calling on former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder to be made a delegate to Russia, with many voices objecting, but Helga said “Let him try.” On the other hand, she said Russian President Vladimir Putin’s envoy Kirill Dmitriev has repeated his call for building a tunnel under the Bering Strait, thus connecting the Eurasian continent to the Americas—an idea long promoted by the LaRouche movement. She characterized Germany’s losing the vote by members of the UN General Assembly to represent Europe on the UN Security Council, to Austria and Portugal, as a sign that the Global South is disgusted with Germany’s support for war, and for saying nothing about the U.S. bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline, showing that Germany is a virtual colony to the United States.
The next speaker was Mossi Raz, the former Director of Peace Now in Israel, and a former member of the Israeli Knesset. He strongly denounced Israel’s occupation of Palestine, and called for Germany and all countries to call for statehood for Palestine. The Arab League peace plan for the conflict should be the basis of negotiations, he said. On Lebanon, they are weak—weak government, weak army—and cannot deliver on the agreement they reached with Israel. What can be done? The President of the United States Donald Trump can do it, as has been shown when he told Israel to stop the war on Gaza (although it is clear they never stopped), and to not bomb Beirut. Raz asserted that this made them stop, and the U.S. president—this one or the next one—is the only one who can make Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu stop. He added that Hezbollah takes orders from Iran, but added that Hamas does NOT take orders from Iran.
Next was Palestinian-American journalist Daoud Kuttab, founder and former director of the Institute of Modern Media at Al-Quds University in Jerusalem. He showed his book, “State of Palestine NOW,” arguing that all of the wars in the region are based on the injustice to the Palestinians. He insisted that all nations must call for the recognition of Palestine, even if it is an occupied Palestine, so that they can negotiate with Israel on a state-to-state basis. He also insisted that the West Bank and Gaza must be de-linked from Israel. He said the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) has its problems, and PLO President Mahmoud Abbas is a weak leader—but he is the President of Palestine and we need to recognize him. Foreign leaders who are not happy with Abbas, he said, should engage with the imprisoned Marwan Barghouti (24 years in prison) who was elected head of Fatah. He is [...]
International Peace Coalition, Week 157: Science and Culture Are the Core of Politics
June 6, 2026 (EIRNS)—The 157th weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) on June 5 included a deep discussion on the disaster in the Mideast between Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute founder and IPC initiator, and the former Israeli Director of “Peace Now,” (also a former member of the Israeli Knesset), and a Palestinian- American journalist who founded the Community Media Network. The meeting also heard from the conductor of a symphony orchestra in rural Iowa, who is also a hog farmer, which led to a rich discussion of the role of culture in politics during the open Q & A session following the presentations.
Helga opened by noting that both war fronts, in Southwest Asia and in Ukraine, are increasing the danger of world war. Ukraine’s deadly drone strikes on a school in Luhansk on May 22 and on St. Petersburg on June 3, the opening day of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) have increased the angry response from Moscow, with Russia launching extensive bombing across Ukraine and increasing broader discussion there of “teaching” Europe a lesson by using a nuclear weapon. “Where are the adults?” she asked. She noted that some are calling on former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder to be made a delegate to Russia, with many voices objecting, but Helga said “Let him try.” On the other hand, she said Russian President Vladimir Putin’s envoy Kirill Dmitriev has repeated his call for building a tunnel under the Bering Strait, thus connecting the Eurasian continent to the Americas—an idea long promoted by the LaRouche movement. She characterized Germany’s losing the vote by members of the UN General Assembly to represent Europe on the UN Security Council, to Austria and Portugal, as a sign that the Global South is disgusted with Germany’s support for war, and for saying nothing about the U.S. bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline, showing that Germany is a virtual colony to the United States.
The next speaker was Mossi Raz, the former Director of Peace Now in Israel, and a former member of the Israeli Knesset. He strongly denounced Israel’s occupation of Palestine, and called for Germany and all countries to call for statehood for Palestine. The Arab League peace plan for the conflict should be the basis of negotiations, he said. On Lebanon, they are weak—weak government, weak army—and cannot deliver on the agreement they reached with Israel. What can be done? The President of the United States Donald Trump can do it, as has been shown when he told Israel to stop the war on Gaza (although it is clear they never stopped), and to not bomb Beirut. Raz asserted that this made them stop, and the U.S. president—this one or the next one—is the only one who can make Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu stop. He added that Hezbollah takes orders from Iran, but added that Hamas does NOT take orders from Iran.
Next was Palestinian-American journalist Daoud Kuttab, founder and former director of the Institute of Modern Media at Al-Quds University in Jerusalem. He showed his book, “State of Palestine NOW,” arguing that all of the wars in the region are based on the injustice to the Palestinians. He insisted that all nations must call for the recognition of Palestine, even if it is an occupied Palestine, so that they can negotiate with Israel on a state-to-state basis. He also insisted that the West Bank and Gaza must be de-linked from Israel. He said the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) has its problems, and PLO President Mahmoud Abbas is a weak leader—but he is the President of Palestine and we need to recognize him. Foreign leaders who are not happy with Abbas, he said, should engage with the imprisoned Marwan Barghouti (24 years in prison) who was elected head of Fatah. He is [...]
MoviSol.org
The Schiller Institute International Peace Coalition, Week 157: Science and Culture Are the Core of Politics June 6, 2026 (EIRNS)—The 157th weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) on June 5 included a deep discussion on the disaster in the…
strong, moral, honest, and is thought of as the true leader of the Palestinian nation (Kuttab called him “the next President of Palestine” much like a Nelson Mandela).
Helga agreed with Kuttab, that Barghouti has “proven integrity.” She added, however, that with the destruction of Gaza, of Afghanistan, of Yemen, of Syria, that a plan for “peace through development was required, as exemplified by the LaRouche Oasis Plan—see Oasis Plan Is a ‘Model for the World’. She said that if even a few states backed it, it could work.
Kuttab added that negotiations must be comprehensive, “not gradual, like the Oslo Accords.”
Raz added that he had met Mahmoud Abbas many times, and choosing their leaders is the Palestinian’s business.
Helga agreed that getting a Palestinian state is a starting point, but what is required is a “grand design” for the entire region, from India to the Mediterranean. Addressing the needs of all countries, including Israel. China has shown that it can achieve such a grand design, greening the deserts, building large scale development corridors like the CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor). She said that with such a program, in ten years the desert would become a lush garden, like during the era of the Silk Road. What is needed is such a grand vision, to change the view of the future.
Harley Schlanger then gave a report on the May 30-31 Schiller Institute Conference, “The End of 500 Years of Colonialism -For a Dialogue of Civilizations—The Urgency of a New Global Security and Development Architecture.” He characterized the presentations by China’s Zhang Weiwei, by Amb. Chas Freeman, by Pino Arlachi, the video by four young people from Uganda, by Dr. Wolfgang Bittner from Germany, and the cultural panel, with Iranian poetry, Chinese dance, and Western classical music.
This was followed by Bob McConnell, conductor of the Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra for 35 years, and also an Iowa hog farmer, who reported on the destructive economic policies dragging down rural areas, shutting down towns and institutions. He spoke of his commitment to defend and expand classical music. Located in the center of the North American farmbelt, he explained how he recruits people who know nothing about classical music, to understand and appreciate it. Two short videos were played showing McConnell with the orchestra demonstrating the opening and grand finale of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. This sparked excitement in the discussion period over the connection of beautiful music to intervening for peace.
Other issues brought up in the Q&A included one caller who said she was an economist but was searching for a means to get active politically—but not as an economist, which is “such a horrible profession.” So, she was very happy about doing it through music. Helga said she was glad she loved the music, but that economics was not a “horrible profession,” noting that her late husband Lyndon LaRouche was a great economist, but insisted that economists must be also scientists and artists. The problem, said Helga, is that nearly all economists today are monetarists who know only about money, not real economics.
Another person called for a new “ideology” for the new world architecture promoted by the Schiller Institute and the IPC. Helga said, no not an “ideology,” which is a construct, but what’s needed is the “search for truth.” She quoted Norbert Brainin, the great lead violinist for the Amadeus Quartet, who called the work of their quartet “truth seeking musicians, getting closer and closer as we go along.”
eir
Helga agreed with Kuttab, that Barghouti has “proven integrity.” She added, however, that with the destruction of Gaza, of Afghanistan, of Yemen, of Syria, that a plan for “peace through development was required, as exemplified by the LaRouche Oasis Plan—see Oasis Plan Is a ‘Model for the World’. She said that if even a few states backed it, it could work.
Kuttab added that negotiations must be comprehensive, “not gradual, like the Oslo Accords.”
Raz added that he had met Mahmoud Abbas many times, and choosing their leaders is the Palestinian’s business.
Helga agreed that getting a Palestinian state is a starting point, but what is required is a “grand design” for the entire region, from India to the Mediterranean. Addressing the needs of all countries, including Israel. China has shown that it can achieve such a grand design, greening the deserts, building large scale development corridors like the CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor). She said that with such a program, in ten years the desert would become a lush garden, like during the era of the Silk Road. What is needed is such a grand vision, to change the view of the future.
Harley Schlanger then gave a report on the May 30-31 Schiller Institute Conference, “The End of 500 Years of Colonialism -For a Dialogue of Civilizations—The Urgency of a New Global Security and Development Architecture.” He characterized the presentations by China’s Zhang Weiwei, by Amb. Chas Freeman, by Pino Arlachi, the video by four young people from Uganda, by Dr. Wolfgang Bittner from Germany, and the cultural panel, with Iranian poetry, Chinese dance, and Western classical music.
This was followed by Bob McConnell, conductor of the Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra for 35 years, and also an Iowa hog farmer, who reported on the destructive economic policies dragging down rural areas, shutting down towns and institutions. He spoke of his commitment to defend and expand classical music. Located in the center of the North American farmbelt, he explained how he recruits people who know nothing about classical music, to understand and appreciate it. Two short videos were played showing McConnell with the orchestra demonstrating the opening and grand finale of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. This sparked excitement in the discussion period over the connection of beautiful music to intervening for peace.
Other issues brought up in the Q&A included one caller who said she was an economist but was searching for a means to get active politically—but not as an economist, which is “such a horrible profession.” So, she was very happy about doing it through music. Helga said she was glad she loved the music, but that economics was not a “horrible profession,” noting that her late husband Lyndon LaRouche was a great economist, but insisted that economists must be also scientists and artists. The problem, said Helga, is that nearly all economists today are monetarists who know only about money, not real economics.
Another person called for a new “ideology” for the new world architecture promoted by the Schiller Institute and the IPC. Helga said, no not an “ideology,” which is a construct, but what’s needed is the “search for truth.” She quoted Norbert Brainin, the great lead violinist for the Amadeus Quartet, who called the work of their quartet “truth seeking musicians, getting closer and closer as we go along.”
eir