Video: Donald Trump and the Semiconductor Crisis. The Strategic Role of Taiwan’s TSMC
By Pres. Donald Trump and Prof Michel Chossudovsky, May 13, 2025
The world’s largest semiconductor producer –which over the years has been routinely trading and collaborating with China– is Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). Joe Biden’s intent was to paralyze Taiwan’s trade and investment relations with the PRC. In what amounts to a strategic decision, Washington ordered Taipei to implement the relocation of the TSMC to Arizona.
Video: Conflicts in Eurasia – Undermining Multipolarity?
By Uriel Araujo and Drago Bosnic, May 12, 2025
Dr. Uriel Araujo focusses on an understanding of ethnic and religious conflicts, within the context of “geopolitical dynamics and cultural interactions.” In the Global Research video below Uriel focusses on the predicament the Global South is facing against the backdrop of the Indo-Pakistani conflict. Uriel’s fascinating analysis touches upon the geopolitical implications and impediments which this conflict could have for the rapidly growing multipolar world.
The Tariff Wars, The Abolition of USAID? Deceptions, a US Incurable Disease. Peter Koenig
By Peter Koenig, May 14, 2025
Thinking about it, wouldn’t it be naïve to imagine that the US / Washington / Pentagon would voluntarily give up such an efficient apparatus like USAID that helped fund the Kiev Maidan Coup in February 2014 – the origin of the current Ukraine-Russia war (a multi-multi-billion dollar money machine for the war industry on both sides of the Atlantic), and is funding thousands of so-called NGOs infiltrating governments around the globe, as spy and regime change prep-agents?
The Stagnating European Union, Türkiye and Today’s Realities
By Ret Admiral Cem Gürdeniz, May 14, 2025
Europe has had a history of conflict with Turks since the 11th century. Today, Germany and France’s support for the PKK (Separatist terror movement) and FETÖ (The Gulenists) and the fact that almost all EU countries, as well as the UK and the US, stand against Turkiye in the Turkish-Greek conflicts are indicators of this historical continuity.
BRICS Nations and Israel: Hype, Hope and Helplessness. Prof Patrick Bond
By Prof. Patrick Bond and Mariam Jooma Çarikci, May 14, 2025
Prof. Patrick Bond sat down with the MRN to offer insights into the reality behind the rhetoric on Israel. He explains the deep-seated links between the SA elite ruling class and corporate business and how this impacts on SA’s moral stance on Palestine. Prof. Bond also talks about the ecological links in the social justice movement and illuminates why we can no longer separate issues of economic inequality and ecological exploitation.
Video: The Truth About U.S. State Department. Regime Change, USAID. Whitney Webb
By Whitney Webb and Katie Halper, May 14, 2025
Whitney Webb explains what’s going on with USAID, why the CIA instigated the war in Ukraine, and some potential reasons that Trump is so loyal to Israel.
“The Money Trust” “Overview,” “The Second Boer War”
By Richard C. Cook, May 14, 2025
By the end of the 19th century, many people in America and Europe had no doubt that humanity was facing a bright future. Much of this had to do with technology. In his publicity for the 1900 World’s Fair in Paris, French commercial artist Jean-Marc Côté predicted transatlantic air travel in balloon gondolas, flying automobiles with flapping wings, videoconferencing, robotic barbers and salon workers, and use of the newly-discovered radium to heat houses, among other future innovations.
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