Iran in the Crosshairs. Mike Whitney
By , March 23, 2025
Trump’s push for a ceasefire in Ukraine has less to do with Ukraine than it does with Israel. In other words, Trump’s hasty negotiations with Putin are not aimed at ending the proxy war with Russia as much they are with shifting the frontlines from the Donbas to Iran.
Trump’s Policy Toward Latin America: Crippling Sanctions against Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua
By , March 23, 2025
Unlike Trump’s policies on immigration, trans rights, and taxation, his Latin American policy is plagued by vacillations and uncertainties, a sign of his deepening reliance on a transactional approach to foreign policy. The anti-communist hardliners in and outside of the Republican party are not pleased.
By , March 22, 2025
The IMF has a longstanding record of triggering poverty and economic destruction under its so-called “Structural Adjustment Programme” (SAP). The latter consists in the imposition of drastic macroeconomic reforms as a condition for debt relief on more than 100 developing countries.
US Desperation for European Eggs Exposes Trump’s Double Standards
By , March 22, 2025
The US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) desperate endeavor to purchase eggs from Europe exposed the double standards of US President Donald Trump, who only promotes cooperation when it benefits Washington. Although the US is turning to Europe to fill its egg shortage after 35 million chickens were culled, the Old Continent cannot meet the demand.
Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Who Serves Whom? A Technocratic Future
By , March 22, 2025
On this week’s chapter of the Global Research News Hour, we are focusing on what the billionaire tech brothers like Musk might be after, and that it goes even beyond even more wealth. There are dreams afoot to transform our democracy into something even more surreal and frankly dystopian…a technocracy!
The Fall of US Imperialism: A United Front Against Trump’s Desperate Agenda
By , March 22, 2025
Donald Trump’s political and economic maneuverings are not merely the erratic outbursts of an unhinged leader; rather, they are deliberate and calculated attempts to uphold American global supremacy in an era where the United States’ dominance is steadily eroding.
Poland and the Baltics Want to Plant Mines on NATO’s Eastern Flank
By , March 23, 2025
Apparently, some European countries are ready to take all sorts of belligerent measures, putting the continent’s regional security architecture at serious risk. Anti-Russian paranoia and pressure from the EU itself to expand military policies are leading to a dangerous escalation of tensions, the consequences of which could be devastating in the future.
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