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by Prof. Dr. Mario Andreotti*
(11 April 2023) Up and down the country, school presidents and principals are looking for teachers for the new school year. In eastern Switzerland, the situation is somewhat less dramatic than in other parts of the country. In the Lake Constance region, all vacant teaching positions were once again filled. Nevertheless, the situation remains tense here as well, as guest author Professor Dr Mario Andreotti writes.
by Thierry Meyssan,* France
(6 April 2023) The crisis that France is going through today is not just another episode in an eternally agitated country. It is about a deep crisis of mode which will be solved only with the beginning of a new society. The country will go through several years of blockage, before embarking on a complete transformation, a revolution that will last at least a generation.
by M. K. Bhadrakumar,* India
(6 April 2023) (Ed. CH-S) Britain's elites are currently escalating the conflict with Russia to the nuclear level by deciding to supply DU munitions to Ukraine. The renowned Indian analyst M. K. Bhadrakumar describes the perfidious process of the US-British alliance.
by Marita Brune-Koch
(4 April 2023) Almost every day you can read or hear in all the media about major problems in schools, about a decline in pupils’ performance (especially in Germany), about violence against fellow pupils and teachers, and about serious teacher shortages.
(4 April 2023) (rs) Currently, half of Europe is at war with the USA in Ukraine. Switzerland is not only involved in the “Partnership for Peace”, but also in the media, which marches in step with the big media houses in the USA and Europe. Only a few media today manage to work in a differentiated and independent manner.
Interview with General Fabio Mini* by Alessandro Bianchi
(4 April 2023) “As far as the U.S. is concerned, a permanent war in Europe, alongside one or several States volunteering to fight it indefinitely, has a twofold advantage: keep the Europeans fighting Russia and distract them from their ties with Beijing. But as I write in my book, ‘volunteers’ for endless war are gradually running out, starting with those meant to be sent to the front.”