Tel Aviv’s occupation of five heights in Lebanon offers no real military advantage, primarily serving psychological and political aims. However, keeping its troops there for long risks a ceasefire collapse
Economics
Chris Dillow: Privatised Keynesianism
Everybody’s talking about the cost of living crisis. Which poses the question: why are we not therefore also talking about recession? Read Here This file is made available under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal […]
Finance
Oxfam: 5 shocking facts about extreme global inequality and how to even it up
It cannot grow more shocking, but somehow it seems to. Here the newest concerning inequality. Read here
Austerity
Larry Elliot: We’re back to the 1930s politics of anger and, yes, appeasement
“Brexit is not the most important issue facing the world; it is not even the most important issue facing Britain.” “Katowice was the real Munich and the feeble UN accord the equivalent of the piece […]
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