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Peter Koenig's articles cover a range of sensitive and critical topics including the Israel-Palestine conflict, genocide, depopulation, and climate change. His coverage is characterized by expert commentary and government announcements. Given the nature of his articles, it would be important for experts or sources reaching out to him to have in-depth knowledge and expertise in international relations, human rights law, geopolitics, or related fields.
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By: Peter Koenig
Can democracy alone change geopolitics? Peter Koenig explains how power politics and financial influence often overshadow democratic ideals. To read this article in the following languages, click the Translate Website button below the author’s name. Español, Hebrew, Français, عربي, Русский, Farsi, Portugues, 中文, Deutsch, Italiano, 日本語, 한국어, Türkçe, Српски. And 40 more languages. . . * Click the share button …
Africa’s vast resources, rising population, and growing economic integration are fueling ambitions for greater sovereignty and global influence by 2050.
As the G7 gathers in France, critics argue the bloc’s shrinking global influence contrasts with the rising economic weight of the Global South.
By: Peter Koenig
World-famous Swiss Sociologist, Lawyer, Politician, UN Rapporteur for the Right to Food, Human Rights Advocate, Jean Ziegler, passed away on 10 June 2026
By: Peter Koenig
Jean Ziegler – In Memoriam. “Where is hope?” By Peter Koenig, GlobalResearch.ca | June 11, 2026 Jean Ziegler, a world-renowned Swiss
The Iran-US MoU halts hostilities but defers major decisions on sanctions, nuclear policy, and regional security.
Scroll down for the interview with Peter Koenig. Did President Trump really make a deal or rather betray the public at large again – for the umpteenth time? The deliberate confusion on where to sign the “Deal,” first Geneva, then at President Macron’s insistence in Evian where the G7 met (15-17 June 2026), then on the …
By: Peter Koenig
China's 105th CPC anniversary and America's 250th Independence reveal two contrasting models of governance, development, and global influence.
The 2026 Venezuela earthquakes: tectonic science, Ring of Fire comparisons, and the debate over human involvement.
By: Peter Koenig
A review of Francesca Albanese’s When the World Sleeps, reflecting on Gaza, global silence, censorship, and wider geopolitical upheaval.
