Brexit Makes Labour Exploitation More Likely in the UK
Negotiations on a future Brexit deal have barely started, yet EU workers across the UK are already finding themselves more vulnerable.
Read more...Negotiations on a future Brexit deal have barely started, yet EU workers across the UK are already finding themselves more vulnerable.
Read more...Google is in a tougher spot with its EU antitrust ruling than the press has generally acknowledged. It will make an initial response today.
Read more...The UK is managing to make its bad Brexit situation worse.
Read more...A critical look at some wishful thinking about climate change and China’s One Belt One Road initiative.
Read more...Brexit is the incomprehension of a former imperial power, wistfully hoping to recreate a long-gone global sphere of influence.
Read more...The New York Times’ latest dubious achievement: how many lies it managed to tell in a single story about French labor laws.
Read more...The UK is trying to have it both ways on ECJ rulings post Brexit in a manner that seems destined to create a mess.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, Nordic countries really are socialist success stories.
Read more...How the new European banking reforms have weakened stability and hurt some countries, particularly Italy, while helping German banks.
Read more...Why Germany and other European countries are not on board with the latest round of proposed sanctions against Russia.
Read more...Italy had the largest communist party in Western Europe. Why did ordinary people vote communist? What did they believe in?
Read more...What does the experience of historical communism imply about modern politics and about possibilities in the future?
Read more...How a banking union has created deep divisions that undermine the Eurozone’s stability.
Read more...The United States has deployed advanced Patriot missiles as part of military exercises in the Baltic region, escalating tensions with Russia.
Read more...Brexit boosters have sidestepped the issue of reconstituting trading arrangements, a major lapse.
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