Coal Is In Terminal Decline, But China’s Consumption Is Climbing
Sadly, King Coal will be with us for a very long time.
Read more...Sadly, King Coal will be with us for a very long time.
Read more...The initial Biden foreign policy backfires are leading to even more cooperation betwen China and Russia.
Read more...Medea Benjamin explains why the Biden administration seems firmly entrenched behind Trump’s walls of hostility.
Read more...A falloff in baby production has capitalists very worried.
Read more...The Financial Times runs dodgy numbers to claim that Russia is vaccine price gouging to poor countries, when that’s Big Pharma’s gig.
Read more...Vaccine politics could end up nudging countries in the region even deeper into China’s orbit. As vaccines fail to materialise, doctors turn to cheap, widely available drugs such as Ivermectin.
Read more...While the chip shortage will sort itself out in the next six months, the US can’t remedy its dependence on foreigners for critical supplies.
Read more...Refusal to temporarily suspend several WTO intellectual property provisions to accelerate broad progress against the pandemic is genocide.
Read more...Why the McKinsey veneer is looking tattier and tattier with every passing day, and why that’s not likely to change.
Read more...Tik-Tok is getting its wings clippped. But how far will containment efforts go?
Read more...Michael Hudson provides a deep dive into the rise and rise of the rentier under financial capitalism.
Read more...North Korea is in even more of an economic mess than before. Will that lead to more brinksmanship?
Read more...Restrictions to shipping due to military sanctions could have large negative effects on economic welfare for countries all over the world, including oil exporters such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia
Read more...An in-depth discussion of financial capitalism versus earlier models and the Chinese and Russian approach, with a focus on the role of rent.
Read more...Trump’s approach to trade largely failed because the problem can’t be solved by tariffs. Here’s the answer.
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