Economics
Articles by Mathew D. Rose
Economics
EU politics
msn: Latvian defence minister resigns after Ukrainian drones hit oil tanks
Latvian Defence Minister Andris Spruds resigned on Sunday, after two Ukrainian drones on Thursday flew in from Russia and hit oil storage facilities. Read Article HERE Photo: X
Economics
Richard Murphy: Will the UK survive?
The local election results in England and national government elections in Wales and Scotland may prove to be among the most historically significant political events of modern times. Read Article HERE
Geopolitics
Ramzy Baroud – Why Didn’t Iran Put Gaza on the Table? A Difficult Answer
Why was Palestine not explicitly placed at the center of Iran’s ceasefire framework? Ramzy Baroud is a journalist and the Editor of the Palestine Chronicle. Cross-posted from Ramzy Baroud’s website Thinking Palestine For many years, […]
Climate Crisis
Aidan Regan – China Won the Green Race While the West Priced Carbon
China did not get here by making fossil fuels expensive. It got here by making clean technology cheap Aidan Regan is a professor of political economy at the school of politics and international relations at […]
Economics
Bill Mitchell: US economy on an unstable knife edge at present
A good read with much detailed analysis The system cannot produce stable growth under these circumstances. And the long-term prospects are unsound. Read Article HERE
Geopolitics
Larry C. Johnson – Russia and China are Serious About Replacing the US as the Persian Gulf Power Brokers
Remember the term: “Security architecture.” Larry C. Johnson is a former CIA officer and intelligence analyst, and former planner and advisor at the US State Department’s Office of Counter Terrorism. As an independent contractor, he […]
Economics
DeStatis – German Recession: Production in March 2026: -2.8% on the same month a year earlier
Production in industry March 2026 (in real terms, provisional): -0.7% on the previous month (seasonally and calendar adjusted) -2.8% on the same month a year earlier (calendar adjusted) February 2026 (in real terms, revised): -0.5% […]
Economics