Today’s Iran war update: The US still looks to be planning to resume the war against Iran even as the bond market rout intensifies.
Read more...Michael Hudson explains how the financier-friendly medicine of higher interest rates will only make the impending economic crisis worse.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: Has seemingly irresistible force Israel met immovable objects in the form of Gulf states and the bond markets?
Read more...A new model that incorporates more real world factors than standard approaches finds that tariffs can do more damage than previously thought.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: Trump again bares his teeth and makes escalatory moves as the global economy starts to bleed out.
Read more...Today’s Iran war news: Rumors on Trump to decide on restarting war, possible UAE action, Israel explosion, plus info on real economy damage
Read more...Today’s Iran war news: Trump faces actual or incipient revolts from bond investors and Gulf States, with shortages also becoming visible.
Read more...With Iranian journalist Ali Alizadeh, Michael Hudson debunks White House spin on the Trump-Xi talk and gives a historical view of the war
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: The contest over control of the Strait of Hormuz continues as Congresscritters and the press tally war costs.
Read more...China is still suffering a real estate bubble hangover, with a lot of symptoms similar to Japan’s deflation.
Read more...The latest national strike in a series over a year and a half against policies that a union leader said will heighten inequality and poverty
Read more...Today’s Iran war watch: Iran ups demands as more evidence of US weakness and Trump insanity emerges, and the economy is collateral damage.
Read more...India has repeatedly stated its committment to pursuing an independent path. That resolution is missing in action in the Iran war.
Read more...Today’s Iran war news: Trump is predictably acting as if he is doubling down as criticism from the elites gets much louder.
Read more...Big Ag, which has shaped food policies, profits more from “innovations “in food production, processing, and distribution than food security.
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