The highest shares of people unable to keep their home adequately warm were registered in Bulgaria (22.5%), Cyprus (19.2%), Greece (18.7%), Lithuania and Portugal (both 17.5%), Spain (17.1%) and Romania (15.2%). Read HERE
Labour appear to have given up on tackling poverty and inequality before they have even got into power. Stewart Lansley is Visiting Fellow at the School of Policy Studies, University of Bristol. Cross-posted from The […]
The precursor of 2022’s energy crisis was 2020–2021’s vaccine apartheid. These shortages were in no way natural but reflected financial and geopolitical hierarchies: those with more power and resources bid up prices and developing countries […]
The “European Malaise” is simply the inability of Europe’s neo-liberal political class to comprehend the current geopolitical and economic reality. Mathew D. Rose is an Investigative Journalist specialised in Organised Political Crime in Germany and […]
How did Thatcherite economic policy become militantly defended orthodoxy on large parts of the left? David Jamieson is editor of Conter, a Scottish anti-capitalist website. Cross-posted from Conter At the Scottish Government backed pro-European Union […]
In a single year we extracted more resources than humankind did in the vast majority of its history – from the earliest days of mining to the industrial revolution, world wars and all. Michael Roberts […]
“Imperialism: How the struggle of both classes and nations creates our world” Michael Hudson is President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends (ISLET), a Wall Street Financial Analyst, Distinguished Research Professor […]
This mix of barrier reductions and barrier increases of “free trade” had the unambiguous effect of shifting income from ordinary workers to highly educated workers. Dean Baker is a Senior Economist at the Center for […]
Climate-vulnerable countries across the Global South are facing a vicious climate-public debt cycle. As the world heats up, they will suffer most. Central banks and financial regulators will exacerbate this problem unless they adopt a […]
Freeports are a case study in technopopulism: a politics claiming to represent the people against elites by giving old neoliberal ideas a new gloss of paint. Alexandra Hall is an Associate Professor in the Department […]
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