“The treaty is basically a trump card that climate-wrecking businesses can play every time a government lays down positive climate policy,” said Amandine Van Den Berghe. Client Earth is a team of over 200 people […]
It is the same story: new titillating scandals, facts confirmed that we have known for years, dots are not connected, little or no change. Richard Murphy is an economic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield […]
Barry Eichengreen addresses eight questions about economics today. American. George C. Pardee and Helen N. Pardee Professor of Economics and Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley Cross-posted from Age of Economics 1. Why […]
At the height of the eurozone crisis, one of Angela Merkel’s close advisers explained to me her driving ambition: to bequeath to her successor a stronger chancellery than she inherited. If so, as Merkel prepares to retire, […]
The Left Party’s (Die Linke)s dismal results in the German elections eliminate any chance of a red-green-red (R2G) coalition government, much to the relief of the leaders of both the SPD Social Democrats and the […]
A new prison-like camp on the Greek island of Samos marks a dangerous turn of European migration policy. Read here A Greek national flag and a European Union flag flutter at a newly inaugurated closed-type […]
People continue to die at the border between Poland and Belarus and the silence from the EU is getting deafening. Commissioners Johansson and Schinas were pressed repeatedly on the topic but answer came there none. […]
Advertising is a type of ‘brain pollution’ says new ‘ministry’ campaign to stop adverts fuelling the climate emergency. Andrew Simms is co-director of the New Weather Institute, coordinator of the Rapid Transition Alliance, author of several books on […]
The problem lurking at the heart of the UK Government’s emerging data strategy and what it tells us about the wider future of data usage David Beer is Professor for Sociology at the University of […]
Italy is confronted with a conundrum for German economists: increasing debt, but a reduced rate of debt to GDP Carlo Clericetti is an Italian journalist. In the past he has directed “Affari & Finanza”, a […]
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