Today’s Iran war update: The US continues its escalation with a strike on Iran’s biggest bridge even as Mr. Market starts a belated protest.
Read more...Trump attacked on Iran with no consultation with NATO allies, doing them great harm, yet angrily demands help. Who wants an ally like that?
Read more...Today’s Iran War update: Trump doubles down on failure as investors and pundits wake up to the economic consequences of Iran’s victory.
Read more...War is not only bad for living things, but is also not-so-hot for economies and of course, societies.
Read more...Economists typically ignore the impact of non-oil commodity shocks. They look to be at least as damaging as energy shocks.
Read more...Researchers identified more than 500 places in NYC where water was, where it floods and that will get worse due to climate change.
Read more...Why Trump’s apparent TACO via his hissy to leave the Strait of Hormuz mess to others may be a deception despite rising economic damage.
Read more...“Peace talks” among Türkiye, KSA, Pakistan, and Egypt try to kill Iran softly.
Read more...Michael Hudson and Steve Keen: discuss how the Iran war economic crisis will generate inflation first, and then deflation and depression.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: WSJ – Trump is trying to rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic by not opening the Strait now but still fighting
Read more...Why drillers won’t be sucker punched by increasing production in response to a very large price increase that may be short-lived.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: Trump fantasies deepen as the US suffers irreparable damage to its military and the global economy takes body blows.
Read more...The latest Iran war update: both sides dig in, virtually assuring at least a long-ish conflict and economic devastation.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: the escalation dynamic intensifies as economies all across Asia are the first to bleed out
Read more...Part the First: The War in West Asia Viewed from East Asia. The daily updates compiled here have been essential for cutting through the fog of war associated with the current War in West Asia. Many people have marveled at the sheer stupidity of another unnecessary (to be redundant) war of choice in the Middle […]
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