Satyajit Das: A Disordered World – Part 1: Fracture
Satyajit Das provides a multi-facted overview of how key world structures are breaking as the US fights to preseve its imperial hold.
Read more...Satyajit Das provides a multi-facted overview of how key world structures are breaking as the US fights to preseve its imperial hold.
Read more...A comparison of efficiency of electrical sources shows renewables come out markedly ahead.
Read more...The IEA has finally, late in the game, goten the nerve to sound alarms about energy shortages. But nary a word about the role of sanctions
Read more...Even though Biden as always is making a bad situation worse, the US-Saudi relationship looks destined to have gone off the rails.
Read more...How Russia is reading Western, particularly US, nuke talk.
Read more...The Western press has gotten even more screechy as the Ukraine Kherson offensive has yet to materialize. What could this portend?
Read more...Another dodgy Covid preprint gets way too much attention.
Read more...The US is trying to pretend it’s playing a kinder, gentler military game in Africa. If so, why the need for extreme secrecy?
Read more...Researcher Devlin Kuyek identifies greenwashing terms that confuse people and block real solutions to climate change.
Read more...The Bank of England engaged in a mini-coup. But no one seemed to mind because Truss. Will it be reined in?
Read more...Türkiye is resisting US pressure on the most important anti-Russian measures. Will the US be smart enough to find and meet Türkiye’s price?
Read more...Truss’ legacy will be one of a tanking pound, soaring inflation, and a seemingly inevitably recession.
Read more...Training clawbacks as yet another wage theft scam.
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