US Economy: Turned Left, Road Straight To Socialism – Analysis

The great Ludwig von Mises once said: “In essence, economic history is a record of failed government regulation because of an arrogant disregard for the laws of economic science.”

The current state of the economy is a consequence of the dirigist economic policies of all the governments of the last two decades, from Bush Jr. through the Biden administration. The current tossing and turning of the government between two threats they themselves have created – inflation and recession – is a clear confirmation of the indisputable correctness of von Mises’s assertion.

Russia, Ukraine, And The West: Peculiarities Of Current Positioning – Analysis

Russia, from an economic point of view, is tactically not in as vulnerable a position as one might have expected a couple of months ago. Despite this, in strategic terms, economic, technological and social degradation seem to be an inevitable scenario for Russia in the coming years, according to the theory of the reverse spiral.

Azerbaijan Launches Wide-Ranging Attacks Against Armenia

Azerbaijan carried out a wide-scale attack against targets in Armenia, an unprecedented escalation of the long-running conflict on to Armenian territory.

Armenia’s defense ministry reported attacks, starting around midnight September 13, targeting cities all along the southern part of Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan, including Vardenis, Sotk, Artanish, Ishkhanasar, Goris and Kapan.

Ituri : au moins 200 enfants soldats sortis des groupes armés avec le soutien de la MONUSCO

Au moins 200 enfants soldats sont sortis de différents groupes armés depuis le début de cette année grâce au soutien de la MONUSO. Cette information a été rendue publique mardi 13 septembre à Bunia par la section Protection de l’enfant de la Mission onusienne, au cours d’un atelier de validation du plan opérationnel de Démobilisation désarmement et réinsertion pour enfants(DDR).

Au Soudan, le retour de l’autorité de l’Etat est essentiel pour réussir la transition, selon l’envoyé de l’ONU

S’adressant mardi au Conseil de sécurité, Volker Perthes, Représentant spécial de l’ONU pour le Soudan, a salué le début d’une nouvelle dynamique politique dans le pays mais aussi déploré une dégradation constante de sa situation économique ainsi que des incidents affectant la sécurité des civils, sur fond « d’accroissement exponentiel des besoins humanitaires et socioéconomiques ».

Tigray’s Humanitarian Crisis Worsens with Theft of Critical Supplies of Fuel Oil

September is supposed to be a very critical month for the nearly 5.5 million people of Tigray region of Ethiopia affected by very severe food shortages, almost half of them on brink of starvation. If the neighboring regions of Afar and Amhara are included then as many as 13 million people face a very difficult situation. The United Nations officials have been preparing to make their best effort possible for reaching critical food supplies as well as medicines and some other essentials to several remote settlements.

Will the U.S. Learn Anything from Putin’s Disastrous Invasion?

In Washington, wide agreement exists that the Russian army’s performance in the Kremlin’s ongoing Ukraine “special military operation” ranks somewhere between lousy and truly abysmal. The question is: Why? The answer in American policy circles, both civilian and military, appears all but self-evident. Vladimir Putin’s Russia has stubbornly insisted on ignoring the principles, practices, and methods identified as necessary for success in war and perfected in this century by the armed forces of the United States. Put simply, by refusing to do things the American way, the Russians are failing badly against a far weaker foe.

Somalian President Warns Citizens: Stay Out of al-Shabab-controlled Territory

Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud vowed earlier this week to step up the military offensive against al-Shabab, the al-Qaida-linked jihadist group that has been waging an insurgency against the government for 15 years. Mohamud warned citizens to “stay away from locations where al-Shabab is present.” The group controls large swathes of Somalian territory.

2 Palestinian Gunmen, Israeli Army Officer Killed in West Bank Clash

Two Palestinians and an Israeli army officer were killed early Wednesday morning in an exchange of fire at an Israeli army checkpoint, the Israeli military and Palestinian medics reported. Israeli troops noticed two Palestinians holding weapons and approaching the Jalame checkpoint, near the West Bank city of Jenin, according to an Israeli army spokesman. The soldiers tried to arrest the Palestinians, who opened fire, killing the Israeli officer, Maj. Bar Pelah, the deputy commander of elite Nahal reconnaissance unit.