We begin our coverage of the 30th anniversary conference of the Schiller Institute with speeches from the first panel, titled, “The New Silk Road Is Transforming the Planet,” featuring a keynote address by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, in which she laid out in stark terms, the triple threat that faces mankind today: the spreading Ebola epidemic; the expanding incursions of the barbaric ISIS terrorism in Southwest Asia, and beyond; and the disintegration of the global financial system.
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Zepp-LaRouche’s keynote speech. “We are in a crisis moment of unprecedented dimensions,” she said. “Humanity right now is on the edge of a genocide which could become worse than anything that ever happened in history.” But, the crises are man-made, and can therefore be remedied—if we can find the political will to do so.
by Shi Ze
Mr. Shi is the Director for International Energy Strategy Studies, and Senior Fellow, China Institute of International Studies (CIIS).
by Dr. Fatemeh Hashemi Rafsanjani
Dr. Rafsanjani is the head of the Women’s Solidarity Association in Iran and founder of the Charity Foundation for special disease activities.
by Jayshree Sengupta
Ms. Sengupta is a Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi, India.
by Natalia Vitrenko
Dr. Vitrenko is a Doctor of Economics and Chairman of the Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine.
by Ali Rastbeen
Mr. Rastbeen is the founder and President of the Paris Academy of Geopolitics.
by Dr. Debra Freeman
Dr. Debra Freeman, national spokeswoman for Lyndon LaRouche, issued this statement on Oct. 24, which is being circulated in a mass leaflet form by the LaRouche Political Action Committee. It reports on a three-phase program for control of epidemic disease, outlined by Dr. Michael Osterholm, one of the world’s leading experts on public health and biosecurity.
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
“There is an unmistakable indicator that provides information about whether a government is making good policy or not,” writes Helga Zepp-LaRouche. “If the majority of the population is happy and optimistic about the future, the government would appear to be fulfilling its mission to serve the common good. Should the vast majority of people, however, be pessimistic about the possibility of change and a better future, then this government is obviously pursuing a bad policy.” Contrast, then, the governments of China and India vs. those of Europe.
by Mary Burdman
After investing more than a decade in constructing dams, canals, tunnels, and the world’s most modern aqueduct, and just as long in intensive measures to improve and protect water quality in the upper Yangtze River system, China has completed the Central Route of its huge South-North Water Transfer Project.
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Russian President Vladimir Putin used the occasion of the annual Valdai Club dialogue in Sochi, Russia, Oct. 24 to deliver a sweeping assessment of the present danger of global war, and the efforts that Russia is taking to avert that outcome.
by Jeffrey Steinberg
EIR Counterintelligence Editor Jeffrey Steinberg’s response to a question, during the Oct. 24 LaRouche PAC webcast.