US President Donald Trump and Republicans are raising alarms about an impending "political apocalypse" and "communism" if Democrats gain control in the November midterm elections. They are linking the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) to communism, despite definitional differences, in a strategy reminiscent of the Cold War-era Red Scare.
A US State Department report alleges Cuba is behind major US political upheavals, including the George Floyd riots and rise of antifa, and poses a unique threat. This comes as Cuba faces a six-month US oil blockade and sanctions, leading to severe shortages and blackouts, with critics calling the report a new form of McCarthyism.
The Trump administration's State Department released a report labeling several US activists and organizations, including Hasan Piker and Chris Smalls, as "front groups and fellow travelers" for Cuba. The report denounces Cuba as the "capital of 21st-century communism" and accuses its government of a "campaign of subversion" in the US.
Chinese company Moonshot AI released a new version of its Kimi model, demonstrating frontier-level performance and sparking a debate about China's role in open-source AI. The announcement coincided with a market drop and intensified discussions among US tech figures and policymakers regarding competition, national security, and regulatory approaches.
President Trump declared communism the greatest threat to America since its founding, employing a tactic used in past elections. He aims to energize his base by conflating democratic socialists with communists, a strategy historians note has roots in his upbringing and mentorship.
À la veille du 4-Juillet, Donald Trump a prononcé un discours au Mont Rushmore pour le 250e anniversaire des États-Unis, exaltant une Amérique «exceptionnelle» et dénonçant le communisme.
As Donald Trump brands Democrats as communists, his administration has overseen significant government control over private industry, including stakes in Intel and MP Materials. Allies echo anti-communist rhetoric, while critics point to the contradiction with increased state investment.
Lors d'un discours au Mont Rushmore, Donald Trump a célébré l'Amérique, mis en garde contre le communisme et promis de restaurer l'identité nationale, lançant les festivités du 250e anniversaire des États-Unis.
Donald Trump a prononcé un discours au Mont Rushmore pour le 250e anniversaire des États-Unis, affirmant l'identité américaine et mettant en garde contre le communisme. Parallèlement, les États-Unis alertent la Pologne sur une possible attaque russe.
À quatre mois des élections de mi-mandat, Donald Trump a ravivé la rhétorique anticommuniste, qualifiant la "menace communiste" de "cancer" et de "menace la plus sérieuse" pour les États-Unis. Il cible les progressistes du Parti démocrate et les nouveaux arrivants, dans une stratégie rappelant le "red baiting".
Donald Trump a prononcé un discours au Mont Rushmore pour le 250e anniversaire des États-Unis, louant une Amérique "exceptionnelle" et s'opposant au communisme, tout en promettant de restaurer l'"identité" du pays.
The US celebrates its 250th Independence Day amid political polarization and a severe heatwave. President Trump is a key figure in Washington's festivities, while wildfires rage in the West, forcing evacuations. Meanwhile, the Pacific Northwest experiences cooler weather.
台灣總統賴清德在軍校畢業典禮上，呼籲畢業生警惕中國的滲透、分化、破壞和間諜活動，堅定維護國家主權、安全、民主與自由，並強調「以實力求和平」。
Donald Trump asserts communism poses a greater threat to the US than WWI, WWII, 9/11, and Pearl Harbor, distinguishing it from socialism by labeling socialist candidates as communists.
Donald Trump launched a strong attack on communism and socialism via Truth Social, calling them "animals" and the greatest threat to the U.S. His remarks followed primary election wins for progressive candidates, including democratic socialists, in New York City.
L'historien Sylvain Boulouque dénonce l'exclusion du mouvement communiste international du nouveau programme d'agrégation d'histoire contemporaine, axé sur les régimes autoritaires en Europe (1918-1939).
Conservative Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sanchez make final pitches in Lima before Peru's presidential election, with voters divided over crime, political instability, and ideological fears.
Germanist Alexander Rar claims the West is revising WWII history to equate Communism with Fascism, leading to a failure to condemn Nazism in Ukraine and Baltic states. He suggests Eastern European elites seek to settle scores with Russia, influencing Germany's worldview.
Brazil's 1970 World Cup win was shaped by controversial appointments and tactical shifts. Communist coach João Saldanha was sacked due to politics and tactics, replaced by Mario Zagallo, who rebuilt the team around Pelé and innovative formations.
Le nouveau pape, dans sa première encyclique, aborde le sujet de l'intelligence artificielle, la comparant aux menaces idéologiques du passé et soulignant son potentiel à surpasser l'humanité.
KMT spokesperson Christy Lin questioned AIT Director Brent Christensen's remarks on the party's stance towards China, asking if he should first clarify what 'anti-communism' means to President Trump, citing Trump's agreement with Xi Jinping on establishing a "constructive strategic stability relationship."
D’origine cubaine et farouche opposant au communisme, Marco Rubio, le ministre américain des affaires étrangères, est l’objet de sanctions en Chine. Il n’est théoriquement pas autorisé à y voyager.
Hungary's outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban says he will not take up his parliamentary seat following Fidesz's landslide defeat in this month's election, but will seek re-election as party leader at its June congress to lead a process of 'renewal' of the nationalist side. The dominant figure in Hungarian politics since 1989, Orban served as premier for 16 years and was the only EU leader maintaining close ties to Putin, having delayed an EU loan to Ukraine with his veto.
