The Pentagon refuses to call the overthrow of Niger’s president a coup — a move that could affect military assistance and a U.S. drone base.
Economics
Bill Mitchell: The Ireland growth miracle is largely illusory and biasing Eurozone growth data upwards
Since the March-quarter 2008 (at the onset of the GFC), GDP has grown by 114.8 per cent. However, GNP has only growth by 71.1 per cent and Modified final domestic demand has only grown by […]
Economics
Larry Elliott: For Labour’s economic policy to be radical, it has to be credible
Lary Elliot is right. While the British labour Party spent its time and energy fighting an ineffably overblown debate concerning antisemitism in their ignited and fanned by the nro-liberal coporate press (expecially Elliot´s home newpaper […]
Globalisation
Wasim Ahmed, Alex Fenton, Simon Chadwick: #EmptyOldTrafford – Why Manchester United’s attempt to recruit global fans may be backfiring
Fans have taken to social media to call for a boycott of United’s game on August 22nd against rivals Liverpool. Is this a force that will increasingly influence the commercial activities of football club owners? […]
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