The U.S.’ Return to Its “Denial Oil” Strategy Is Critical
A perspective from Kurdistan on the US’ choices in the Middle East, with control over oil an open question.
Read more...A perspective from Kurdistan on the US’ choices in the Middle East, with control over oil an open question.
Read more...On the Dresden firebombing and the established pattern of World War II victors to ignore their war crimes.
Read more...The risk of rolling financial/economic crises across much of the Global South is high and the pressures seem only to be rising.
Read more...A detailed look at a widely-discussed new paper on why autoimmune diseases afflict women much more often then men.
Read more...More on why Medicare Advantage is a criminogenic environment. And private equity has gotten in on the action.
Read more...The alternatives if Biden does not make it to the convention, the options are ugly.
Read more...Increased reliance on GoFundMe for big medical bills (for those that can even raise money) confirms that the US medical system is predatory.
Read more...Russia has a lot of choices to make when the Ukraine military collapses.
Read more...Ratings agency downgrades of Israel confirm that its economy is taking hits and will suffer even more damage under a long war.
Read more...How two of the Euro’s principal designers initiated a process that led to what at least one of them, Wolfgang Schäuble, saw as a bad end
Read more...Biden taps the brakes on LNG expansion. A sop to environmentalists or a sign of things to come?
Read more...Some concrete proposals for how to slip the yoke of neoliberalism and start building a fairer and more functional economy.
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