Tag: Sanctions
President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are making me feel like I’m smack dab back in the middle of the old Cold War racket — the racket that succeeded in making the U.S. national-security state and its ever-growing army of “defense” contractors a permanent feature of American life.
Global investors are increasingly looking beyond the United States in search of undervalued growth opportunities. Europe, emerging markets, and regional markets with lower valuation multiples are once again attracting attention. Against this backdrop, Russian assets, which remain under a deep sanction discount, may once again catch the eye of international capital, provided the geopolitical background improves.
La Corte di giustizia dell’Unione Europea ha esteso il divieto di diffusione dei contenuti di Russia Today anche ai siti gratuiti e non commerciali. Dietro il linguaggio della sicurezza, emerge una verità sempre meno occultabile: l’Occidente censura mentre predica libertà.
The UN strips Venezuela of voting rights over unpaid dues – but ignores that U.S. sanctions froze its finances. Iran, Sudan, and Afghanistan face the same trap.
