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“Integration & inclusion – a growing burden”

What are the arguments against small classes and special needs schools?

by Michael Felten,* Germany

(24 January 2025) (CH-S) At the beginning of the new year, the author held a lecture at a “Swiss Standpoint” event on this hotly debated topic, which is also being discussed in our schools and universities. He summarises the essential points for us.
International Health Regulations (IHR)

Uphold the rule of law

Recognise WHO as an instrument of power and act accordingly

by Dr. med. Sabine Vuilleumier-Koch

(17 January 2025) The event organised by the “Swiss Standpoint” on 3/4 January 2025 with lic. iur. Jürg Vollenweider, former Senior Public Prosecutor in the Canton of Zurich,was met with great interest. His lecture more than met his objective: “We have to educate people about the new WHO regulations and their impact on our fundamental freedoms in their own language, so that they can understand the dangerous tendencies towards the expansion of uncontrolled power structures.” His stimulating, differentiated presentation informed and encouraged the audience to ask many questions and develop their own considerations.

After Iraq, Libya, Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, the Pentagon attacks Yemen

by Thierry Meyssan,* France

(17 January 2025) (CH-S) Thierry Meyssan never ceases to amaze with his historically well-founded geopolitical analyses. The following article outlines the content of his lecture, “New alliances are turning the world order upside down”, which he gave on 5 January 2025 as part of a series of events organised by ‘Swiss Standpoint’.

National Council does not want to deal with Sky Shield – refusal to work?

by politbeobachter.ch

(17 January 2025) “What happened so far ...”: On 7 July 2023, the head of the DDPS, Viola Amherd, signed the declaration of intent to join Sky Shield and the additional declaration by Switzerland and Austria at the D-A-CH meeting in Bern. The security policy commissions learned of the signing of the declaration of intent from the media. After the Federal Council approved the declaration of accession on 10 April 2024, the Security Policy Commission was informed of the Federal Council’s decision on 14 May 2024 and consulted on it.

The LA fires look like a nuclear apocalypse

Except a nuclear apocalypse would be unimaginably worse

by William J. Astore,* USA

(17 January 2025) (CH-S) The author warns emphatically against underestimating the power of nuclear weapons and calls for an end to their construction. The catastrophic damage caused by the fires in Los Angeles is only a fraction of what would be caused using a nuclear weapon. – This is all too quickly suppressed.
Switzerland

The Federal Council waves through framework agreements 2.0 with the EU

Is the Federal Council squandering its most precious asset?

  • Switzerland’s most precious asset is the voters’ trust in the federal government. The Federal Council is acting by waving through the framework agreements with the EU according to the principle “press on regardless”.
  • This agreement forces Switzerland to adopt laws “made in Brussels” unreflected – or to take into account sanctions. For the economy, this means preparing for more bureaucracy.
  • autonomiesuisse calls upon Parliament and people to save the Swiss success model, and upon the Federal Council to listen more to the citizens of Switzerland than to the bureaucrats in Brussels.