BRICS Officially Confirmed That It Doesn’t Want To De-Dollarize & Isn’t Anti-Western
Yet more evidence that the BRICS aren’t ready to launch a serious anti-dollar/new currency regime.
Read more...Yet more evidence that the BRICS aren’t ready to launch a serious anti-dollar/new currency regime.
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Read more...Jomo warns US policies are creating war and depression, pushing developing nations to strengthen democratic institutions of global governance
Read more...ichael Hudson on topics old and new: the role of debt in rentier extraction and US hegemony, and the prosepcts for the dollar and BRICS.
Read more...A strike in Australia could reduce global LNG supplies by 10%. European energy security is not what it used to be.
Read more...A cable impasse in the South Pacific, due in large part to failings in both US and Chinese legal and enforcement regimes.
Read more...Russia is dialing down expectations for big BRICS developments at a late August summit.
Read more...An assessment of the stakes for France in trying to reverse the military coup in Niger by force.
Read more...Quelle surprise! China and India have different economic interests, which means they have diverging visions for BRICS development.
Read more...Andrew Korybko explains why the BRICS won’t move as quickly on the new reserve currency projects as enthusiasts suggest.
Read more...Michael Hudson provides a deep dive on the US’ and now its Western allies’ obsessive campaign against China.
Read more...Based on the current state of science, technology, policy development and implementation, the probability of meeting emissions targets is doubtful. This means that global temperature rises will, in all probability, exceed the recommended levels, most likely substantially and earlier than projected. The consequent changes in planetary geo-physics and meteorology will be substantial.
Read more...An energy transition refers to a major structural shift in energy systems. There have been several such historical transitions – bio-fuels, such as wood, to water and wind energies and then to fossil fuels. In its current usage, it is used to describe the attempt to replace fossil-based systems of energy production and consumption with renewable energy sources.
Read more...Political economists Radhika Desai, Michael Hudson, and Ann Pettifor discuss how the international financial system traps Global South countries in debt, reinforcing a neocolonial order.
Read more...There are no doubt good reasons for Americans to be concerned about China, but our official justificaitons don’t stand up to scrutiny.
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