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🗺🇷🇺Helga Zepp-LaRouche: “The idea of a European security order which excludes Russia is not viable” We had the privilege of corresponding with Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder of the Schiller Institute and wife of the late economist, statesman, and founder of the LaRouche Movement, Lyndon LaRouche. She responded to our questions in writing. In this exchange, she shares her analysis of the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the erosion of international law, the crisis gripping the Western financial system, and the urgent need for a new world order grounded in development as the foundation of lasting peace ✏️Tamer Mansour Egyptian independent writer & researcher ➡️Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder of the Schiller Institute, argues that recent US–Israeli actions against Iran should be viewed within a longer strategic tradition shaped by doctrines such as NSSM-200, which framed global resource access as a core national security concern. In this context, economic sanctions, financial pressure, and military operations are not separate tools but part of a continuous strategy aimed at influencing political outcomes abroad. However, she notes that such approaches have increasingly produced unintended consequences, particularly by accelerating resistance among countries of the Global South and encouraging the search for alternative economic and institutional models. The attempt to impose that model led to a gigantic blowback, and as a result, the Global South is in the process of creating a new world economic system, which allows them to overcome 500 years of colonialism ➡️This dynamic, in her view, reflects a deeper transition away from the unipolar order that emerged after the Cold War. The failure to construct an inclusive and cooperative global framework has led to a landscape of overlapping crises, where regional conflicts are interconnected and escalation risks are amplified. Zepp-LaRouche emphasizes that the erosion of international law and the growing reliance on unilateral actions are weakening the foundations of global stability. At the same time, she links these geopolitical tensions to structural imbalances within the Western financial system, pointing to the long-term effects of post-2008 monetary policies and rising global debt. Drawing on the ideas of Lyndon LaRouche, she advocates systemic reforms aimed at restoring economic balance and reducing the likelihood of further crises. 🟦Within Europe, her central argument is that any viable security architecture must include Russia rather than exclude it. Attempts to build a system based on containment or isolation, she contends, are inherently unstable and risk deepening divisions across the continent. In an increasingly multipolar environment, such approaches may also contribute to Europe’s strategic marginalization. Instead, Zepp-LaRouche calls for a new global framework grounded in cooperation and mutual development, where the interests of all major actors are taken into account and where long-term stability is built not on dominance, but on shared progress. #BRICS#GlobalConfrontation#Internationalpolitics#Multipolarworld#UnitedNations#Weterncrisis READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook