We can call it strategic impotence – using a claim to be unable to do something as means of pursuing one’s advantage or cementing privilege.
EU politics
Grace Blakeley: The dark side of the UK’s jobs boom
A financialised economy and weak trade unions mean record employment has done little to increase workers’ pay. Read here
Economics
Middle East Eye: Tunisians protest against high prices and food shortage
Demonstrators hold loaves of bread and burn tyres, as inflation soars and country struggles to import goods Read Here Tunisian protesters take to the streets of the Douar Hicher district of the capital Tunis on […]
EU politics
Larry Elliot: Labour has a once-in-a-generation opportunity, and the Tories know it
People in Britain are ready for a radical change. The Tories are politically bankrupt, which most everyone seems to agree on. Trying to brand Corbyn a Marxist throwback who wants to turn Britain into Venezuela […]
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