“Why I Still Believe Covid-19 Could Not Have Originated in a Lab”
Lab escape theories cannot clearly account for a virus that has evolved for human-to-human transmissibility.
Read more...Lab escape theories cannot clearly account for a virus that has evolved for human-to-human transmissibility.
Read more...Gail Tverberg expands her focus beyond energy to provide an analysis of what is going terribly wrong in the world economy
Read more...Famed short-seller Jim Chanos is more concerned with political fallout from China’s Evergrande than economic/financial woes.
Read more...Thomas Piketty and Micheal Hudson address “What is debt,” and also address inequality, rentierism, and reform in the West and China.
Read more...Michael Hudson discusses China’s campaign to limit the influence of Western investors.
Read more...A look at the AUKUS deal in light of Chinese and Russian submarine capabilities.
Read more...Whether by accident or design, the implosion of China’s Evergrande will take some air out of its inflated real estate sector. What then?
Read more...Who does not command the World Island cannot command the World.
Read more...Soros has a hissy over China’s Xi no longer wanting to play nicely with foreign investors.
Read more...Biden’s hawkishness has resulted in his preserving many of Trump’s foreign policy positions, or worse, upping the ante on them.
Read more...Lawrence Wilkerson looks at the overly-casual talk in the US about nuclear war with China and does not like what he sees.
Read more...Many commentators have fixated on levitating US securities markets, ignoring softening growth in Asia that is now hitting commodity prices
Read more...Didi has a more commanding position than Uber in a fundamentally more attractive market, yet has been hemmorrhaging money.
Read more...Industrial policy is an idea whose time has arrived in DC. Too bad the thinking seems stuck in the fad-chashing phase.
Read more...Can the US and China be friends, or at least not so hostile? Jeffrey Sachs has some ideas.
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