On May 26, China, as the rotating chair of the United Nations Security Council, will convene a meeting under the theme "Upholding the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter and Strengthening the UN-Centered International System."

The EIR Emergency Roundtable May 15 on “The Iran War and the ‘Controlled Disintegration’ of the World Economy,” jointly convened with the 154th weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition, to produce a substantive convergence of policy proposals and actions that may, if pursued, alter the trajectory of current history.

As unconvincing as the "I'm alright, Jack" pronouncements of the caricature of the common downtrodden Englishman, the long-running theater of the British monarchy hit a new low this week, when King Charles III opened the new parliamentary year.

Jacques Cheminade, president of the French political party Solidarité et Progrès, opened an online meeting that brought together the LaRouche movement's political candidates running for public office in France and the United States.

An edited transcript of remarks by Jason Ross to the May 12 Diane Sare for President webcast, "An Economic Recovery Plan for the People of the United States."

The key to reversing this global crisis, which threatens civilization itself, can be found in the principle behind the economic measures of America's first Treasury Secretary, Alexander Hamilton—a principle firmly embedded in the U.S. Constitution.

"We really grappled with finding the most appropriate music to properly celebrate the 250th birth of our nation, given the poor behavior of our nation over the last few decades," said Jen Pearl in her opening remarks in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Lyndon LaRouche gave this address on Sept. 9, 2012, the day after his 90th birthday, to a large gathering of friends, who joined him to celebrate this milestone.