Michael Hudson: IMF Showdown with China in Morocco
China is challenging the US retaining what amounts to veto rights at the IMF. What next?
Read more...China is challenging the US retaining what amounts to veto rights at the IMF. What next?
Read more...Michael Hudson clears up some of the considerable confusion about what a new BRICS “currency” would amount to.
Read more...How Americans, or at least their putative leaders, are pursing policies that are deranged and increasingly authoritarian.
Read more...A no-holds-barred critique of BRICS as mainly aspiring to participate in in current organizations, rather than a create new ones.
Read more...Recession complacency means things are wobblier than they seem.
Read more...The neocons go to their usual playbook. Meanwhile, India expands trade routes with Russia and looks for a way forward with Beijing.
Read more...A model finds that China closely tracked the trajectory of Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Does this claim hold up to close scrutiny?
Read more...The latest Intercept leaks confirm the notion that neither China nor Russia can trust Pakistan. That has awkward implications for China.
Read more...Looking at the logic of the Russian deal with North Korea.
Read more...Taiwan is only a part of the ongoing conflict between Chana and America plus its Asian allies.
Read more...Russia and Saudi Arabia seem finally to have gotten the oil price increases they wanted. How much higher might they go?
Read more...Indonesia serves as a reminder that the so-called “Global South” is not monolithic and that affects the prospect of joining BRICS.
Read more...An, erm, interesting take on the implications for BRICS for African nations.
Read more...An update on how the much-ballyhooed US economic divorce from China is progressing.
Read more...How imperailasm has determined much of the structure of the international economy and that in turn affects domestic interests.
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