Sanctions will not stop the war. And the longer they go on, more Ukrainians will die.
We are not witnessing a linear process of replacing the dollar with another super-currency, but rather the gradual emergence of a multi-currency system, in which different currencies will coexist in a more complex balance.
The U.S. is marching toward anarcho-capitalism, in which the owners of private entities censor whatever they want, or release whatever they want.
If all of a country’s energy is concentrated in data centers, how can a steel mill, a car factory, or any factory be opened?
The international monetary system has already passed its point of no return to an international monetary order centered on a single national reference currency.
The energy market is too important to be left at the mercy of European follies.
The European Commission has pursued a rhetoric of aggression towards Moscow for years, but is unable to protect even its own energy infrastructure.
We live in strange times. Times in which those who try to think critically are accused of “being part of the system.”
