“The Multipolarism of Fools: The BRICS Are Not the Answer”
A hot mess of a BRICS critique, among other things lambasting the growing association as anti-democratic.
Read more...A hot mess of a BRICS critique, among other things lambasting the growing association as anti-democratic.
Read more...A look at how the US and China are seeking to achieve technology hegemonies, and the efforts of smaller countries to carve out niches.
Read more...The US and its major European and Asian allies have embarked on a Eurasia contaiment strategy. What are its prospects?
Read more...All the US energy poured into imperial submission accelerates the gains of humanity’s greatest threat.
Read more...Rethinking economics through Taoism: Money is the Tao, capital & labor are Yin/Yang, and the Invisible Hand is Wu-Wei (non-interference)
Read more...Yet more case examples of Trump arrogance and aggression producing failure.
Read more...Neocons still fantasize that the US, having slapped India around, can offer enough cash and prizes to keep it away from Russia and China.
Read more...More than a decade of stalled Wrold Bank shareholding reforms illustrate how geopolitical rivalries undermine the push for multipolarity
Read more...Trump is again deploying his tariff weapon, mainly at hapless American patients and consumers….and Indian drugmakers.
Read more...Discussions of how BRICS is not living up to its lofty promises and is on the path to supporting neoliberalism and hegemony in new clothes
Read more...How Trump’s policies are destroying key elements of U.S. economic prosperity, with agriculture as a canary in the coal mine.
Read more...Beleagured US automakers, who remain important employers, face new tsuris in tariff costs and scarcity of key minerals.
Read more...More sanctions are under discussion as Ukraine SBU is accused of smuggling explosives into Georgia.
Read more...The US foreign policy establishment begins to wake up to the reality of China’s dominance in Central Asia.
Read more...The SCO meeting looked to be a great success. But what can we expect in folllow through?
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