Editorial
From France to Albania, and Oslo to Moscow: A New Architecture Is Required
Oct. 25—When Berlin youth protested the proposed military conscription in Germany earlier this month, one prominent banner carried the message: “The rich want war; the youth want a future!” As of January 2026, all German 18-year-olds began receiving questionnaires in the mail about joining the armed forces—

International
International Peace Coalition, Week 177: Poised Between Heaven and Hell
Oct. 23—The 177th consecutive weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) opened with remarks by Dennis Small, EIRʼs Ibero-American intelligence director. He reported that one week prior, on Oct. 16, Pope Leo XIV had picked up the phone from his hospital bed shortly after undergoing lung cancer

Bolsonaro’s Economic Policy Team Linked to U.S. Nuclear Warmongers
The following EIR editorial statement circulated widely in Brazil in the final 10 days before the Oct. 27 presidential elections. It was issued Oct. 21 on the occasion of the uproar caused by the economics representative of candidate Flávio Bolsonaro declaring the intention to end the Bolsa Família anti-poverty

U.S. Presidential Candidate Diane Sare: Why Brazil's Election Matters to America
In a new statement released on Oct. 22, U.S. presidential candidate Diane Sare writes: “Brazil holds its runoff election to determine its next president this Sunday, October 25. This election could determine the direction of humanity for decades or generations to come,” adding, “and most of your neighbors are

Beware of Counterinsurgency Operations To Crush Peaceful Public Protest
Oct. 24—Mass protest actions are continuing this Fall in many nations in Europe, as well as in South America, and elsewhere, in response to differing specifics but overall in reaction to the unlivable conditions and unacceptable dictates from governments refusing to act in the public interest. The wave of

Strategic
Mark Carney’s Wearing His Schacht Hat Again
Oct. 26—Mark Carney, the long-time global central banker who was recently elected Prime Minister of his native Canada by virtue of appearing to be the anti-Trump of the North, has been widely celebrated this year as the anti-Russia, anti-Trump of the West. Carney has been

Mark Carney: A Banker in Sheep’s Clothing
Oct. 23—Many well-intentioned people are being fooled by the elaborate act being unfurled by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Though he portrays himself as a wholesome, principled, and reasonable Western leader who is boldly opposing the old colonial order, he is nothing of the sort. When he spoke

Reviews
In Their Own Words: An Account of Israel’s Genocide in Gaza, by Some of the Perpetrators
NAZA Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor Produced by Harry Davies, Lindsay Poulton, James Wilson for The Guardian and JW Films Premiered Sept. 10, 2026; 1 hour, 20 minutes Oct. 21—This documentary film consists primarily of interviews, conducted at night on a dark rooftop in Tel Aviv, with

From Lyndon LaRouche
The Nazi Economics of Milton Friedman
Editor’s Note: This article was first published in New Solidarity, the newspaper of the LaRouche movement, Vol. 11, No. 92, February 2, 1981, and is provided to EIR courtesy of the LaRouche Legacy Foundation. Milton Friedman’s good repute among American conservatives is a monstrous hoax. Now that Federal









