As Trump’s collision course with Russia, China, and Iran deepens, the deeper problem is not any one leader’s psychology but the tragic flaw of a dying British imperial system—one that citizens must still act to stop.

At its 150th consecutive weekly meeting, Helga Zepp-LaRouche warned the world is “vacillating between hope and Hell,” as speakers called on Congress to invoke its war powers and cut off funding for the war.

The successful splashdown of the Artemis II astronauts, after humanity’s first return to the vicinity of the Moon since 1972, gave millions of Americans a rare spark of unifying, science-driven optimism.

A seminar on “China-Europe Dialogue on Global Governance” brought German and Chinese speakers together in Berlin on April 15, with Helga Zepp-LaRouche calling for an enlarged Oasis Plan that includes Africa.

Professor Theodore Postol warns that Israel’s push toward nuclear weapons under messianic extremist influence poses a grave, underappreciated threat to regional and global stability.

Professor Zhang Weiwei condemns the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran as a symptom of a collapsing unipolar order, and argues China’s own desert-to-green-energy transformation offers a model for the Oasis Plan.

Ambassador Prof. Dr. Manuel Hassassian weighs the narrow window between escalation and diplomacy in the Iran war, and argues that shared economic development is the only durable path out of the region’s cycle of conflict.

In this Oct. 14, 1996 address, Lyndon LaRouche argues that a Mars-colonization science-driver program is not a luxury but an urgent economic necessity for a world sliding into depression.