A two-day international conference was held July 8-9 in Strasbourg, France by the Schiller Institute, titled \u201cOn the Verge of a New World War: European Nations Must Cooperate with the Global South!\u201d The proceedings were organized into five panels, with three on Day One July 8, featuring 22 speakers, from 14 different countries, ending with an evening concert of classical music. The second day\u2019s two panels, which also included musical offerings, had wide-ranging discussions, involving many of the audience of more than 200 attendees. (See the full program below).This event, and the process of deliberation it represents, stands in sharp contrast to the recently convened Paris \u201cSummit for a New Global Financial Pact,\u201d where leaders of the Global South ridiculed the hypocrisy of their European counterparts. As opposed to the not-so-hidden Malthusian \u201cgreen imperialist\u201d depopulation agenda of the arrogant Paris Summit, the Schiller Institute colloquy is an opportunity for peoples of all continents to gather for the purpose of deliberation on how to bring about a peaceful and prosperous future for the entire human race.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Schiller Institute conference is also a timely and necessary intervention against Global NATO\u2019s July 11\u201312 Vilnius, Lithuania summit, where bloodthirsty leaders of the West\u2019s Military-Industrial Complex will be plotting more measures which, unless stopped, will bring about the destruction of humanity through thermonuclear war.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Schiller Institute\u2019s panels covered a broad range of critical economic, strategic, and cultural themes. Notable was the fact that due to the Covid-19 pandemic this was the first in-person Schiller Institute conference in three years! The conference opened with the famous Adagio cantabile of Beethoven\u2019s C minor Path\u00e9tique <\/em>piano sonata, performed by Werner Hartmann, of the Schiller Institute.<\/p>\n\n\n\n