South African capitalism is a basket case. How long can it hang on without a massive reaction from its people? Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael […]
“Outrageous” findings show that the Conservative Party “is clearly in bed with the fossil fuel lobby”, say MPs and campaigners. Sam Bright is DeSmog’s UK Deputy Editor Cross-posted from DeSmog Photo: Gary Bembridge/Creative Commons The […]
The European Union is facing its 10th European Parliament elections overshadowed by an unprecedented rise in support for far-right parties in many member states. Read HERE Photo: Mutter Erde/Creative Commons
Von Der Leyen cut the budget of the prosecutors which are investigating her for corruption, and now the prosecutors are threatening to sue the European Commission for undermining their capacity to conduct investigations. In ‘Politico’. […]
With all three main parties recently undergoing leadership changes, the vote is set to be a litmus test for the Austrian legislative election to be held later this year. Jakob-Moritz Eberl is a Senior Scientist […]
The determination of university chancellors in the UK to defend secret donations is an indication of widespread corruption of the education system. Jenna Corderoy is a reporter for openDemocracy’s investigations team. Cross-posted from OpenDemocracy Two […]
The Scottish National Party (SNP) is in crisis and independence politics is turning into a mess. We are miles past holding out for our preferred outcomes – we need change immediately, and there is only […]
Insiders fear that conflicts of interest on the boards of the six largest communications firms are quashing effective climate action. TJ Jordan is an investigative reporter who focuses on greenwashing and climate communications, Rachel Sherrington […]
The only reason von der Leyen became EU Commission President was to get her out of Germany where she was facing similar corruption investiagations including her having “inadvertently” deleted all her SMS messages. But do […]
AKP supporters wanted to ‘punish’ the government for economic and political failures, say analysts Read HERE Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan – Photo: US State Department
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