The central question is this: in the case of systematic imbalances, should the deficit countries, or rather the surplus countries, make the necessary adjustments to achieve the equilibrium?
Much of the contemporary environmental agenda merely serves to mask the project of private appropriation of “natural frontiers” by transnational megacorporations.
Recent History shows a metamorphosis, a distortion and, finally, the withering away of the state.
The geopolitics of rare earths and precious metals require constant observation in order to understand some global events in greater detail.
Today a new master is added to the plebiscitary oligarchy of Italy’s slavers: BlackRock.
Bankruptcy at Belfast’s Titanic shipyard portends a sinking feeling for Britain’s colonial partition of Ireland.
Irresponsible policies disguised as “support for Ukraine” could lead Europe to social collapse in the long term.
Despite the exorbitant profits of the defense sector, European industry suffers from a lack of innovation, given the constant Ukrainian demands, which leads to a prolonged crisis.
