Who Owns the World? The Concentration of Corporate and Financial Power

By Mark Keenan, November 12, 2026

While commercial banks create money through lending, the ownership and influence of major banks, investment institutions and multinational corporations represent another important dimension of the modern economic system.

“The Great Reset”: “Pushing the Reset Button” in the Wake of the COVID Crisis: Implanting Chips in Human Beings

By Peter Koenig and Prof Michel Chossudovsky, November 11, 2026

The World Economic Forum’s Great Reset has been long in the making. Meetings behind closed doors coupled with important public statements: more than six years prior to the Covid-19 Crisis at the outset of the January 2014 World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

European Demonstrations and Strikes Continue

By Abayomi Azikiwe, November 12, 2026

On Saturday November 7 French workers and students went into the streets once again demanding relief from the deteriorating social and economic conditions. In France these mass demonstrations and stay-aways have been taking place since mid-September.

A Yalta 2.0 Is Unlikely Because the US Does Not Want to Compete Geoeconomically

By Miguel Santos García, November 12, 2026

The primary obstacle to a Yalta 2.0 is the fundamental mismatch between the rhetoric of a grand bargain and the reality of US economic statecraft, because a true geoeconomic competition would involve the United States building alternative productive capacities, offering attractive development finance to the Global South and competing for market share through superior infrastructure and industrial output.

Gaza Misery Exacerbated by Icy Flooding Rainstorms

By Peter Koenig, November 12, 2026

On 6 and 7 November 2026, heavy and icy rainstorms hit Gaza and destroyed and flooded some 70,000 refugee tents, devastating the already precarious situation for the Palestinians living in tents, affecting mostly children and women and the elderly.

German Chancellor Merz Pushes for More Money for Ukraine

By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, November 11, 2026

Friedrich Merz’s pro-war foreign policy is resulting in pressure even on its own EU partners to intensify their involvement in the Ukrainian conflict. Berlin is not only interested in continuing to fund the Kiev regime but also wants other European nations to further expand their assistance to Ukraine, going so far as to threaten them with institutional reprisals should they fail to meet these demands.  

Israeli-US Military Merger at Risk

By Renee Parsons, November 11, 2026

On November 10, 12 US Senators sent a letter to Congressional leadership requesting the removal of three objectionable portions of the 2027 NDAA which focus on the merging of Israeli government’s military and intelligence relationship with the US relationship.