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Manhattan Town Hall Meeting, February 23, 2019
Dennis Speed develops insight into Lyndon LaRouche’s concept of Potential Relative Population Density with excerpts from the Schiller Institute conference that took place over Presidents’ Day weekend.
LaRouchePAC Friday Webcast – The Real Lyndon LaRouche
In the days since Lyndon LaRouche’s death on February 12th, messages of condolence and remembrance have flooded in from around the world. The personality reflected in those statements is completely different from the caricature depicted in the obituaries published … Continue reading
LPAC Class Series – Class #6: Vladimir Vernadsky: The Biosphere and the Noösphere
In this final presentation, we take up LaRouche’s relationship to Vladimir Vernadsky, who developed the concepts of the biosphere and the noösphere. Can study of the evolution of advanced life on this planet provide insights into the development of … Continue reading
New Alignment in Asia Is Shaping the Future: Will the Foolish Europeans Be Left Behind?
Developments of the last days demonstrate that the potential to bring the world into a new era of peaceful economic progress is emerging, centered around the diplomacy and physical economic advances associated with China’s New Silk Road (NSR) policy. … Continue reading
Transaqua Moves Forward: Water Transfer Is Not an Option, It Is a Necessity
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Commander-in-Chief His Excellency Muhammadu Buhari GCFR delivering welcome address at the saving the Lake Chad conference, Abuja, Nigeria. Photo: @lcbcconference2018 The official outcome of the Feb. 26-28 International Conference on Lake … Continue reading
Ibero-America Joins China’s BRI, Will North America Be Next?
EIR’s Intel Director for Ibero America, Dennis Small, discusses the recent agreement of the CELAC nations (all nations in the Western hemisphere except U.S. and Canada) to participate in China’s Belt and Road Initiative. This includes the Caribbean Basin … Continue reading
The Anthropocene Viewed from the Noosphere, Revisited
Months ago there was a flurry of articles and studies about “The Anthropocene,” in the context of a debate among scientists about whether mankind had altered the planet to such an extent that that activity could be recognized as … Continue reading
Posted in LPAC, Science
Tagged economic development, geology, human progress, Noosphere, The Anthropocene, Vernadsky
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President of Ireland: Unaccountable Forces are Running EU
“Recovering Possibilities – Discovering the Rich Promise of a Moral Foundation to Economy & Society Speech at the Launch of the Centre for the Study of the Moral Foundations of Economy and Society Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, 13th November 2015 … Continue reading
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov: BRICS Moves Ahead with Economic & Political Agenda Ignored by West
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told International Affairs Magazine Thursday that the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) is expanding its work in both the political and economic spheres—finance, science, technology, and agriculture, and had, as well, … Continue reading
Posted in New Economic Order
Tagged agricultural exports, Alexei Ulyukayev, anti-imperial alliance, ASEAN, Brazil, BRICS alliance, BRICS Development Bank, BRICS+, Brunei, Cambodia, China, economic development, Forteleza declaration, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Naypyidaw, New Development Bank, President Jacob Zuma, Republic of South Africa, reserve currency pool, Russia, Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergei Ryabkov, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam
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China Expands Strategic/Economic Partnership with Southeast Asia Nations
This weekend’s meeting of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers, which was also attended by representatives of China, India, Russia, the U.S., the EU, Japan, South Korea, and Australia, resulted in two significant advances for China’s global role. The meeting was hosted … Continue reading
Posted in New Silk Road
Tagged ASEAN nations, Brunei, Cambodia, China's Foreign Minister, economic development, Indian Foreign Minister, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maritime Silk Road, Mekong River, Myanmar, President Xi Jinping, Shinzo Abe, Singapore, SOutheast Asia, Strategic Alliance, Sushma Swaraj, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Wang Yi
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