Transport & Environment: EU replaces Russian oil barrel for barrel as continent fails to cut demand

One question that continually comes up when I do interviews is this: If governments are not financially constrained in their spending why do they issue debt? Read here

The Leprechaun economy strikes again Eurostat reported an 8.5 per cent monthly rise in non-durable consumer goods, which included pharmaceuticals — compared to a 1.9 per cent drop for durable goods. Read Article HERE

Greece’s recent elections saw two new far-right parties enter parliament for the first time. Grinding austerity is not fueling continued popular resistance but the rise of conspiracy theorist cranks who promote war among the poor. […]