Economics
Month: January 2026
Economics
Branko Milanovic´ – Was the world of the 1990s better than today’s?
A little hypocrisy makes society violent and rough, but too much makes it rotten. Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality. His new book, The Visions of inequality, was published October 10, 2023. Cross-posed […]
EU politics
Col. Jacques Baud, Nima Alkhorshid: Is the West Finally Waking Up?
30 December 2025
EU politics
Pascal Lottaz: What Goes Around: The EU’s Extralegal Sanctions Regime
EU Sanctions against the block’s own citizens and residents are a horrible development toward a totalitarian future. Their extralegal nature is what gives them their force. An explanation attempt. Read Article HERE
Climate Crisis
Richard Murphy: Older consumers are rejecting the market
As we move into 2026, a striking contradiction is becoming impossible to ignore. People over 55 now account for around half of global consumer spending, and yet markets and advertisers largely ignore them. Continue Reading […]
Economics
Heiner Flassbeck: Germany and Europe: Headless in the mid-20s
The first quarter of this century has come to an end, and unfortunately we must conclude that humanity has not become any wiser over the past hundred years. The mid-1920s have become a symbol of […]
Geopolitics
Geoffrey Roberts – Responsibility to Protect: Great Powers in a Polycentric World
Creating a global political equilibrium that will maintain peace and contain the pressures that threaten strategic stability Geoffrey Roberts is a Member of the Royal Irish Academy; University College Cork, Ireland Emeritus Professor of History […]
Economics
German Foreign Policy: Hungary hub for Chinese EV competitors
Germany’s crisis-stricken automakers expand e-vehicle production in Hungary in cooperation with Chinese suppliers. Chinese competition now looming within the EU Read HERE
Geopolitics
Ammiel Alcalay – Gaza is an early warning. Will the world heed it?
As Israel’s genocide continues unchecked, we must examine how the destructive forces of imperialism are transforming the region Ammiel Alcalay is a poet, novelist, translator, essayist, critic and scholar. He is the author of more […]
Geopolitics
The Cradle: Israel suspends dozens of major aid groups operating in Gaza amid blockade
Israel’s diaspora minister announced the ban and accused aid groups of ‘exploiting’ humanitarian frameworks for ‘terrorism’ Read Article HERE (Photo credit: MSF)