Economics
Tarik Cyril Amar: Matrix of Failure
Germany is a country misaligned with its time and place. Read HERE
Month: March 2025
Geopolitics
Glenn Diesen – How NATO Dismantled Ukraine’s Sovereignty & Democracy
9 March 2025 I outline how NATO countries supported the removal of the democratically elected government, recreated Ukrainian intelligence services as a proxy of the CIA and MI6, and backed the purge of the independent […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – ‘Two sessions’ China
A look at the plans for China’s economy in 2025 and possible developments in the future Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger Cross-posted from Michael Roberts’ blog The Chinese […]
Geopolitics
The Electronic Intifada: “Neutral” Switzerland cancels UN conference after Israeli pressure
Switzerland abruptly canceled a conference it was mandated to hold by the United Nations General Assembly on the rights of Palestinians under Israeli military occupation. The move this week came after pressure from Israel and […]
Economics
Brian Merchant: Workers know exactly who AI will serve
A new study shows workers aren’t buying Silicon Valley’s hype, and know just who will benefit from AI in the workforce if current trends hold. Read HERE
Geopolitics
Paul R. Pillar – Gaza ceasefire hits the brick wall of Netanyahu’s agenda
As predicted, the Israeli prime minister has a lot to gain from keeping the war going Paul R. Pillar is Non-resident Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Studies of Georgetown University and a non-resident […]
Geopolitics
Responsible Statecraft: Poll: Lowest recorded American sympathy for Israelis in 25 years
17-month war in Gaza has clearly had a negative effect on domestic public opinion Read HERE
Geopolitics
Paweł Mościcki – A Lesser of Two Genocides
As the authoritarian liberal political class has dedicated itself to neo-liberalism, warmongering and genocide, all other policies have become irrelevant. Paweł Mościcki is a professor at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy […]
Economics
Michael Hudson – What Are the Origins of the Money We Use Today? Revisiting Heinrich Schurtz’s Groundbreaking Research
The pioneering research by one of the founders of economic anthropology is essential for understanding the social and institutional processes that gave rise to money as we know it Michael Hudson is an American economist, […]
Economics
Leslie Huckfield – European Competitiveness Understated
The EU needs a more focused and localised industrial strategy Leslie Huckfield was MP for Nuneaton from 1967 to 1983, and MEP from 1984 to 1989; he is a Visiting Senior Fellow at the Yunus Centre […]