Economics
Month: September 2026
Geopolitics
Aurelien – No Nukes?..Are nuclear weapons obsolete?
Is the era of nuclear weapons coming to an end? Cross-posted from Aurelien’s substack “Trying to understand the world” Nuclear weapons have been much talked about recently. The interest comes in waves, often sparked […]
Economics
Mathew D. Rose – White Supremacy and German Exceptionalism Triumph in Two German Elections
Three recent elections in Germany have shocked the German political caste Mathew D. Rose is an Investigative Journalist specialised in Organised Political Crime in Germany and an editor of BRAVE NEW EUROPE Photo: Wikimedia Commons […]
National Politics
Nimrod Flaschenberg – German Centrists are smearing Die Linke as antisemites
‘Claims that socialist party Die Linke threatens Jewish life in Berlin are shameful lies. Sadly, many desperate German politicians would rather make cheap antisemitism accusations than address the cost-of-living issues that drove Die Linke’s victory.’ […]
EU politics
Euronews – EU countries sound alarm over weapons brought back from Ukraine front line
Weaponry sold or donated to Ukraine has been found all over the world: it’s doing a roaring second-hand trade. Read the article HERE.
Geopolitics
Robin Andersen – The Power of the Backlash Against the Billionaire Zionist and the Pop Singer who Silenced Macklemore
The Ed Sheeran-Macklemore episode has exposed who has the real power in the music industry and why so many musicians are silent on the Gaza genocide. Robin Andersen is professor emerita of media studies at Fordham […]
Geopolitics
John Rees – Trump leaves Saudi to fight Houthis alone
The unwillingness of Trump to come to the Saudis rescue is the latest signal of the weakness of US imperialism in the Middle East. John Rees is a writer, broadcaster and activist, and is one […]
National Politics
Zain Asaf – Farage’s economic agenda is confused for a reason: his voter base is divided
Nigel Farage’s Reform party has attracted significant support by those disgruntled with establishment parties in the UK, but its voters have very different views on key economic questions. Zain Asaf has a PhD in Political […]
EU politics
Farid Hafez – Europe’s most powerful party is stoking a Muslim scare
The Islamophobia of the European centre-right is now pretty much identical to that of the far-right, and both want to cut any funding for campaigning against anti-Muslim racism. Farid Hafez is Assistant Professor of Sociology […]
Economics
Michael Hudson, Kathleen Tyson – The Economy at the End of the World: The Mechanics of Financial Rupture
Nika Dubrovsky speaks to Michael Hudson and Kathleen Tyson at the David Graeber Institute about the changing dynamics of the global system, including the rising importance of gold as a strategic asset. Cross-posted from Michael […]