This week marks the anniversaries of three wars of aggressions waged in violation of international law by Western powers against foreign countries, claiming countless victims – including through war crimes – that still remain unpunished.
Economics
Larry C. Johnson: The Human Cost of The War Nobody Is Counting: Sulfur, Fertilizer, and an Email from Florida
For seven months, the coverage of the war with Iran has been about oil: tanker counts, the price of Brent, how much is left in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Hardly anyone outside the fertilizer trade […]
Economics
DeStatis – Germany: Imports from China up 6.2% in period from January to May 2026. Exports to China collapse
China remains Germany’s most important trading partner in January-May 2026 Import surplus in trade with China increases to 42.8 billion euros (January-May 2025: +33.5 billion euros) Road motor vehicle exports to China decline sharply Read Article […]
Environment
Energy Monitor: Red Sea crisis could quadruple CO₂ emissions from ships
Ships diverting away from the Red Sea put at risk a global goal to reduce shipping emissions by at least 20% by 2030. Read HERE Photo: Muhammad Mahdi Karim/Wikimedia Commons
Be the first to comment