A special weekend read. Senegalese writer Boubacar Boris Diop argues that the independence of French-speaking African countries is a pending battle Interview by Jaume Portell Caño Cross-posted from El Salto Translated and Edited by BRAVE […]
Victoria Falls viewed from Zambia. A case brought by Zambian farmers in UK courts could have international implications. FCG / shutterstock Sam Varvastian, Cardiff University A ruling by the UK Supreme Court could have huge […]
Over 3,000 people work in the factories of Japanese carmaker, which moves out after 40 years of activity. Read here
The ECB is the currency issuer and it does more or less what it likes to keep the Member States solvent. Read here
The Covid-19 outbreak has prompted a variety of proposals for improving the EU’s capacity to tackle future pandemics. Charlotte Godziewski argues that while there has been much discussion about technical reforms, there has been little […]
Dan Meyers/Unsplash, CC BY-SA Ben Christopher Howard, University of Birmingham The coronavirus pandemic has grounded thousands of aircraft, contributing to the largest-ever annual fall in CO₂ emissions. At some point though, the planes will soar […]
The industry is lobbying to rewrite the rules of a UN aviation pact, in a move researchers say would remove pressure to invest in clean flying technology Read here
One question that continually comes up when I do interviews is this: If governments are not financially constrained in their spending why do they issue debt? Read here
An international fire brigade – one way of looking at the European Central Bank – should brook no interference at the national level when it turns on its fire hose. Its ultimate arbiter is the […]
To understand Coronavirus crisis in Spain, it is essential to understand its history of endemic corruption, in this case of public services, that is driven by politicians guided by Spain’s large financial interests (banks and […]
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