France24: Strike paralyses France in showdown over pension reforms
Macron continues his neo-liberal crusade. Read here
Macron continues his neo-liberal crusade. Read here
It is well documented that carbon markets have failed spectacularly in achieving their environmental objectives and that many carbon offset projects have a devastating social impact. In spite of this evidence,carbon markets remain the main […]
“With another cyclical downturn approaching, the European Commission continues to conduct its affairs in a sort of time warp, divorced from reality.” Read here
Within a single generation, Poland has gone from one of the most egalitarian countries in Europe to one of the most unequal Pawel Bukowski is a research officer at the LSE’s Centre for Economic Performance […]
This is an exceptionally important article about a topic that is being conveniently ignored by most mainstream media. Energy industry in particularly fights back against planned new rules on green labelling Read here
It does not matter where you look in Europe, neo-liberalism’s inexorable crusade of destruction through financialisation and marketisation continues. The only line of defence we have left is direct action. This is once again being […]
The German movement “Ende Gelände” has kept up pressure on the German government, which has de facto revoked its Paris Climate Pledge, to continue burning lignite and coal until 2035. Hauke Benner is a former […]
Most people, probably 99%, believe that banks are intermediaries between savers and investors. They aren’t. David Barmes is carrying out Positive Money’s latest research on Escaping Growth Dependency Cross-posted from Positive Money Banks really are […]
Corporate lobbies often exert heavy pressure on member states’ decision-making in the Council of the EU, especially when it comes to making new rules and regulations. But how does the influencing work in practice? Read […]
Building on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Global Debt Database (GDD) comprising debts of the public and private non-financial sectors for 190 countries dating back to 1950, Mbaye et al (2018) identify a recurring pattern […]
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