James Galbraith argues that economics can’t keep ignoring that energy and resources for production are no longer abundant and easy to access
Read more...Private debt levels, particularly for real estate, look evocative of the 2008 crisis. But how is a rerun likely to differ?
Read more...An Israeli air strike killed Palestinian journalist Anas Jamal Al-Sharif and four Al Jazeera colleagues.
Read more...The Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity through Armenia is less about economics, infrastructure, and the Nobel Peace Prize than it is about the US specialty of destabilization.
Read more...A look at modern Iran’s grand strategy and the danger of continued Western underestimation.
Read more...The US cannot achieve its goals in the world by traditional economic or military means, so it increasingly prefers chaos and destruction. How do the other powers stop it?
Read more...Is Trump about to achieve a big win in Russia’s back yard?
Read more...The energy cost of AI is probaby vastly higher than you realized, and will be showing up soon in your power bills.
Read more...urope is allegedly threatening to launch the JCPOA snapback, which would re-institute tougher sanctions on Iran. But is this threat real?
Read more...Blaming homelessness on mental illness and drug addiction deflects attention away from true culprit of American rapaciousness.
Read more...Netanyahu’s survival strategy, which now includes starving children, is putting Israel at risk in a big way.
Read more...Your humble blogger has difficulty with the thesis of this post: “What if collapse is the road to more humane life?”
Read more...Japan and Australia are finally questioning US exploitation. But what can they do about it?
Read more...A minerals-for-security deal among the DRC, Rwanda and the US is as bad as the Ukraine “raw earths” security commitments.
Read more...Moscow takes measures against Baku and Yerevan to warn against corridor move that would upset regional balance and be blow to Iran and Russia.
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