At What Level Will Saudi Arabia And Russia Stop Pushing Oil Prices Higher?
Russia and Saudi Arabia seem finally to have gotten the oil price increases they wanted. How much higher might they go?
Read more...Russia and Saudi Arabia seem finally to have gotten the oil price increases they wanted. How much higher might they go?
Read more...BMW warns that the 2035 EU mandate to end sales of new fossil fuel vehicles will be a mass death event for most EU car makers
Read more...Examining the rise of the AfD, its proposed policies, and why it scares the establishment in Berlin and Washington.
Read more...Bedeviled by their own weakness, European officials refuse to heed the advice from the old adage, “If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.”
Read more...The fossil fuel industry’s latest greenwashing effort is proving a difficult sell in the American Midwest.
Read more...Inflation in the US is still defying the Fed, confirming that the blunt instrument of interest rate increases is not the right tool.
Read more...How imperailasm has determined much of the structure of the international economy and that in turn affects domestic interests.
Read more...The IMF made a comprehensive tally of fossil fuels subsidies. Both the level and the trajectory are sobering.
Read more...Danny Haiphong talks to Michael Hudson and Pepe Escobar about hot mulitipolarity topics, particularly BRICS and its “currency” plans
Read more...Ant-technology action, or technotage, seems to be increasing. Is this a trend or just coincidence?
Read more...Offshore wind farms can create their own local climates and may alter currents. How does that affect marine ecosystems?
Read more...Debates inside and outside the Fed as to what it should do next about inflation pick up as its annual Jackson Hole conference approaches.
Read more...China and Russia oil plays in and around Iraq provide further evidence that the US has lost its touch in the hegemony game.
Read more...The fact FM Baerbock had to cancel trip and fly home commercial is a useful metaphor for Berlin’s recent rash of self-inflicted wounds.
Read more...A strike in Australia could reduce global LNG supplies by 10%. European energy security is not what it used to be.
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