Jason Ross
Correspondent, Webmaster at Intelligence Review Magazine
Correspondent, Webmaster @execintelreview • Director @laroucheorg • Science Advisor @SchillerInst
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3 days ago |
eir.news | Jason Ross
On April 21, 2022, President of China Xi Jinping issued what he called a Global Security Initiative, to overcome the Cold War-mentality that was dragging the world toward conflict, replacing it with a development-oriented concept of “security.”Today, three years later, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Guo Jiakun spoke about the success of the approach:“The GSI has gained the support of over 120 countries and regional and international organizations,” he said.
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3 days ago |
eir.news | Jason Ross
Rev. Munther Isaac, Lutheran pastor in Bethlehem, offered a deeply personal reflection on the death of Pope Francis, highlighting his special relationship with Palestinians, especially Palestinian Christians. Munther sees the departed Pope as not only a religious figure but also a symbol of global compassion and moral courage amid injustice. Isaac refers to two moments in particular: the Pope’s contact with Christians in Gaza, and his visit to Bethlehem.
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3 days ago |
eir.news | Jason Ross
In a world suffering from war and division, Pope Francis used his Easter “Urbi et Orbi” address to renew a global call for peace, compassion, and shared humanity—reaching out to the suffering in Gaza, the Middle East, and conflict zones across the globe.
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4 days ago |
eir.news | Jason Ross
The LaRouche Organization’s Vice President, Christopher Sare, demonstrated this weekend that this question animated not only those who created the Renaissance, but also the formation in the New World of what became the United States. The basis of rule is not heredity; it is not power; it is not wealth. How does leadership justify its existence? How does it account for its actions? It is through reason, natural law, and the consent of the governed that government derives its legitimacy.
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4 days ago |
eir.news | Jason Ross
“We leave Rome with a sense of deep appreciation to Italy and Oman for co-hosting this important round of Iran-United States indirect talks,” Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said in a post on X. “We remain committed to the cause of dialogue & diplomacy as our world continues to face unprecedented challenges and threats to the rule of law and common human values.” This post is for paying subscribers only Subscribe now Already have an account? Sign in
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This guy is the Jim Cramer of China analysis
Yesterday, President Donald Trump cut General Secretary Xi Jinping down to size. China looks a lot less fearsome today.
RT @Molson_Hart: https://t.co/b9K9yNW5Dq
Exactly! Who in their right mind is going to make long-term business decisions based on ludicrous tariff rates that could change dramatically in the short term?
The argument that increasing tarrifs will cause adaptation by local industry assumes all parties consider the tariffs PERMANENT (even if we ignore the immediate impoverishment from decline in trade, the clumsiness in the abruptness). The problem is that everyone w/ a functioning
