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Biden’s show in Africa at Europe’s expense
World
Biden’s show in Africa at Europe’s expense
December 8, 2024

Will desperation lead the U.S. to internationalist brotherhood, or to accelerated rapine and plunder?

Gleeful Graham: Ukraine War all ‘about money’
December 5, 2024

The South Carolina senator says Trump can get a deal to “enrich ourselves” with rare earth minerals

Gleeful Graham: Ukraine War all ‘about money’
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The Ukrainian war for lithium
Business
The Ukrainian war for lithium
October 28, 2024

The geopolitics of rare earths and precious metals require constant observation in order to understand some global events in greater detail.

In Serbia, ordinary people understood what the Ukrainian farmers still do not understand
August 16, 2024

Serbs do not want their country to become a Blackrock colony, Lucas Leiroz writes.

In Serbia, ordinary people understood what the Ukrainian farmers still do not understand
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As the state “withers away”, multinationals go on a rampage
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As the state “withers away”, multinationals go on a rampage
July 25, 2024

Just as Engels predicted, the obviously moribund state is being replaced, only not by milkmaids but by multinational corporations.

The Lithium cabal defeated in Bolivia, but winning in Serbia
July 4, 2024

There are indications that sections of the Serbian public are waking up to the existential danger to life and health posed by their government’s shady deal with a predatory corporation.

The Lithium cabal defeated in Bolivia, but winning in Serbia
Business
China Shows Its ‘Trump’ Card
World
China Shows Its ‘Trump’ Card
January 8, 2022

In a world of chronic shortages China has realised that commodities hold more value than cash.

Backed by AFRICOM, corporations plunder DR Congo for “climate-friendly” materials and blame China
December 1, 2021

Cobalt, a key metallic element used in lithium batteries and other “green” technology, is sourced from slave labor in the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the West points the finger at China, the US Africa Command is indirectly policing mining operations that profit US corporations.

Backed by AFRICOM, corporations plunder DR Congo for “climate-friendly” materials and blame China
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