Kosovo’s recent election has brought up various questions regarding the country’s future. A search is now underway to determine how a majority can be formed in parliament, with the incumbent Albin Kurti likely to continue his leadership. At the same time, such developments could well have an impact on the nation’s relationship with western states.
EU politics
Owen Espley – Why McDonald’s workers are on strike today
Working people shouldn’t have to rely on benefits to get by. This is simply a subvention from the UK government. The Nanny State coddling international corporations. Read here
Economics
Richard Murphy: The government does not spend taxpayers’ money: that clears the government’s debt to the Bank of England
Richard Murphy explains that taxes do not finance govenment spending, but helps to pay down debts. A government creates it own funds or borrows money when it needs it. The idea that a government cannot […]
EU politics
Nathaniel Flakin – German Elites Are Redefining Antisemitism so They Can Be the Victims
‘Berlin’s cultural senator has announced that public funding for artists will depend on a loyalty oath for Israel. This has nothing to do with fighting antisemitism — it’s a smokescreen to cover the German establishment’s […]
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