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EU politics Branko Marcetic – Did the West deliberately prolong the Ukraine war? December 4, 2023 Ben Wray EU politics, Geopolitics 0 The truth about the Ukraine war is starting to seep out, as the end-game comes into sight. In ‘Responsible Statecraft’. Read the article HERE.
Economics Adam Tooze: Haiti 2022 – Polycrisis extreme November 4, 2022 Ben Wray Economics, National Politics, Uncategorized 0 In Haiti, millions of people are currently starving to death and Cholera is spreading rapidly. Read the article HERE.
EU politics Euro Intelligence: Fudging the numbers March 12, 2021 Mathew D. Rose EU politics, EU-Institutions, National Politics 0 Germany has no intention to pass reforms as a condition for receiving money from recovery fund. Also using most of the money for existing projects. It is as if the rules were intended only for […]
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