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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.
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.
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.
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”.
by Dr Peter F. Mayer*
(23 May 2025) More and more former colonies are throwing out their former colonial rulers. In doing so, they are ending more than a century of exploitation. Natural resources such as gold and uranium benefited only the colonialists, while the inhabitants were kept in poverty. That has changed, and the political West is not happy about it.
by Guy Mettan,* Geneva
(23 May 2025) (CH-S) What do we know about China? News, reports and articles about the country are mostly negative due to the one-sided reporting of our mainstream media. Guy Mettan’s travelogue offers a very different perspective. Read it for yourself.