Satyajit Das: A Disordered World – Part 1: Fracture
Satyajit Das provides a multi-facted overview of how key world structures are breaking as the US fights to preseve its imperial hold.
Read more...Satyajit Das provides a multi-facted overview of how key world structures are breaking as the US fights to preseve its imperial hold.
Read more...The US is trying to pretend it’s playing a kinder, gentler military game in Africa. If so, why the need for extreme secrecy?
Read more...The sanctions war situation has developed not necessarily to America’s advantage.
Read more...The stock of real estate in China is now quite large for what is still a lower-middle-income country.
Read more...We’re again in the Wile E Coyote phase of a financial crisis, but this time, the real economy problems are far worse than in 2008.
Read more...Why emerging markets look set to suffer a world of hurt.
Read more...Some US senators are pushing what looks like another sanctions own goal…..assuming it gets done.
Read more...A look at how the US likes to present its role in the escalating conflict over Taiwan.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a newswap with Ben Norton: student debt forgiveness, inflation, Ukraine, dollar rows, and the death of the Queen
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Read more...China chose a successful technological development path, in contrast to the corporate financialization model in the United States.
Read more...The US is still escalanting with China over Taiwan. And China most assuredly is keeping score.
Read more...How China rescued bin Salman and leveraged that relationship into a deal that advances China’s aim of making the kingdom a client state.
Read more...By John McGregor, a translator and political violence researcher The mass transition to renewable energy will require a fundamental redesign of much of our technology and the infrastructure that supports it. Copper will be required in far greater quantities than it is currently. A July 2022 analysis by S&P Global has identified that there will […]
Read more...If China intends to cov the West, it needs to pick things it could do that would incur real damage. Selling Treasuries it not that.
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