How Far Goods Travel: Global Transport and Supply Chains from 1965-2020
A detailed looks at trade patterns and supply chains over the last 50+ years.
Read more...A detailed looks at trade patterns and supply chains over the last 50+ years.
Read more...Modi and Putin had a bear hug earlier this week. Some context on India-Russia dealings and US upset about them.
Read more...More discussion of tariffs as the US is using to whack Chinese imports, above all EVs.
Read more...NATO is looking wobbly and many of its woes are self inflicted.
Read more...EU diplomats deride Orban for conducting diplomacy, but polls show that Europeans are increasingly in favor of a negotiated end to the war.
Read more...Students lucky enough to be assigned the books will learn that foreign countries resisting US imperialism aren’t the only danger to “democracy,” but the American people are as well.
Read more...Yet another NATO summit has escalation on the agenda, despite the weakening of the West’s position.
Read more...Why reports of the [imminent] death of the dollar are greatly exaggerated.
Read more...The moves are being welcomed by Beijing and Moscow. Is Ankara serious this time or is this more playing both sides by Erdogan?
Read more...Western handwringing over China building a port a little too close to Europe’s backyard.
Read more...Nowadays, to be America’s enemy is largely beneficial.
Read more...Yet another own goal in the US economic war against China. We chose to make ourselves dependent and don’t like where we are.
Read more...How economic, military and political costs and consequences are intersecting in the Ukraine and Israel-Palestine conflicts
Read more...New desperate ideas to fix chronic US trade imbalances, like capital controls, are getting a hearing.
Read more...The high cost and risks of the Biden Administration commitment to pursue forever wars with Russia and China.
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