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Declaration of bankruptcy for the German constitutional state

On the EU sanctions against Alina Lipp Alina Lipp and Thomas Röper – a statement of solidarity

by Wolfgang Bittner,* Germany

(13 June 20259 (CH-S) In its 17th package of sanctions adopted on 20 May, the EU included German journalists Alina Lipp and Thomas Röper among those sanctioned, imposing a ban on entry into and transit through the EU and their home country; their assets in Europe were frozen. The EU thus followed Ukraine’s lead in placing Ms Lipp and Mr Röper on the “list of Ukrainian enemies of the state”, some of whom have already been killed. The inclusion in the EU sanctions package was carried out without any review under the rule of law and in disregard of press freedom, freedom of expression and information, as well as in disregard of any guarantee of legal recourse.

Profiles in courage: Trump & Eisenhower

by M. K. Bhadrakumar,* India

(13 June 2025) President Donald Trump had a difficult week. No, this isn’t about Elon Musk or Harvard University. On Wednesday, his call to Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t go well. It turned into a ‘conversation’, as Trump wrote on Truth Social, lasting only an hour and 15 minutes, which means, setting aside the time for interpretation, it left no room for substantive discussions.

The call took place against the backdrop of the attack on Russia’s nuclear force on 1 June Trump acknowledged in his Truth Social post later that Putin spoke “strongly” about Russia’s response to come. The post was notable for its subdued tone.

Neutrality is a principle of foreign policy, not an emotional commitment

Neutrality initiative: arguments instead of slogans

by Prof. Dr em. Wolf Linder*

(13 June 2025) No sooner had the popular initiative “for a neutral, cosmopolitan and humanitarian Switzerland” been submitted than the mainstream media launched a chorus of condemnation, dubbing it “Blocher initiative” or “Putin initiative”. The aim was to discredit the popular initiative from the outset and stifle any objective discussion.

Russophobia is racism – Just like anti-Semitism

by Guy Mettan,* Geneva

(6 June 2025) It was to be expected that the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany on 8  and 9 May this year would give rise to a wave of Russophobic hate speech against Russians and Russia. The most blatant insults were avoided, because it was difficult to spit on the 27 million dead that the Soviet Union sacrificed to liberate Europe from Nazism.

The Kingdom of Hawaii: Year 132 under US Occupation

by Pascal Lottaz,* Kioto/Japan

(6 June 2025) In a new publication, historian and legal scholar David Keanu Sai establishes (again) that the Kingdom of Hawaii never ceased to exist, as its 1898 annexation by the USA was void even under US law.

Every year, 12,000 people are arrested in the United Kingdom for expressing their opinions

Restrictions on freedom of expression are increasing in Europe

by the editorial team Hungary/”Unser Mitteleuropa”

(6 June 2025) (CH-S) Reports that do not fit into the mainstream are hardly heard in our media. This is in line with increasing censorship in the EU/UK. Particularly in the UK, as a bastion of Western-style representative democracy, restrictions on freedom of expression are taking on alarming proportions, as reported by “editorial team Hungary”.