Feb. 10, 2025 (EIRNS)—The rapidly moving events of current history can make us uncertain how the pieces fit together. Where are the events coming from? Why do they appear as they do? What connects the dots?

Netanyahu's career has been an unbroken pattern of arrogant flaunting of international law.  This is not "chutzpah," it's criminal behavior.

Feb. 9, 2025 (EIRNS)—The first three weeks of the Trump Administration have without a doubt been tumultuous, and the results of its various actions are still too early to judge. The central question remains whether, with a new President at its helm, the United States will attempt to maintain the existing post-Cold War hegemony over the world, or if it will join the growing chorus of nations seeking a new security and development architecture free from the trappings of geopolitical machinations. Reality demands that it be one or the other, and any attempt to ignore this while solely insisting on “America First” will only run into problems and contradictions.

With wars driving record deficits, and Green policies deindustrializing economies, German candidates double-down on failed policies.

Feb. 8, 2025 (EIRNS)—Much of the world is currently reeling from and reacting to the actions of President Trump—but don’t be fooled: Trump is an effect, not a cause, of an ongoing, monumental shift in the course of human history, the outcome of which is very much undetermined. What is certain is that the era of geopolitics and colonialism is over and the varied forces at play are intersecting and interacting in ways which cannot be predicted based on a simple interpretation of events.

Will the United States now return to her own pro-growth, anti-colonial tradition and now finally, after a half a century, adopt LaRouche's policy?

Feb. 7, 2025 (EIRNS)—“How does an individual citizen acquire the best intelligence service in the world?” How can, in the midst of distractions, intentional misrepresentation, and coercion, individual Americans acquire the knowledge they need to act in such a way as to ensure that this country, and the world survive?

Join today's Manhattan Town Hall at 2pm EST Project with Harley Schlanger and Mike Robinson!

February 7, 2025--Tonight we take up LaRouche's proposal for a two-state solution based on addressing the real crisis of the entire region: the lack of water.

Feb. 6, 2025 (EIRNS)—Following the flurry of statements over the past two days, a picture of the ominous implications of President Trump’s policy vis-à-vis Gaza is beginning to emerge. “The Gaza Strip would be turned over to the United States by Israel at the conclusion of fighting,” Trump said today in a post on Truth Social, and the Palestinians “would have already been resettled in far safer and more beautiful communities.” Gaza “would become one of the greatest and most spectacular developments of its kind on Earth,” he claimed. Who will live in this new, magnificent “Riviera,” one might ask? According to Trump, it will be “the people of the world,” i.e., not the Palestinians.

The expulsion of Palestinians from Gaza would mean regional war.  Trump, who campaigned against war, should know that.

Feb. 5, 2025 (EIRNS)—First: Don’t try to brush aside the Trump-Netanyahu press conference of Feb. 4 as just another case of the President throwing out preposterous proposals as a “negotiating tactic,” in which he didn’t really mean what he said: That the United States would take over and “own” Gaza; that the U.S. would use military force “if necessary” to achieve that; and that 1.8 million Palestinians would be “relocated” to neighboring countries (who all quickly restated that they would not be party to such ethnic cleansing).

Join us tonight at 9PM ET with EIR's Military Strategic Analyst, Carl Osgood. 

The LaRouche Oasis Plan, which many people considered to be impossibly optimistic, is now a reasonable option for a two-state solution.

Michelle Erin host the Battle Report with organizaing reports from Denmark, Berlin, Houston, D.C. and more!