How the Green Revolution Went Awry: Food Systems and Policies Undermining Food Security
Big Ag, which has shaped food policies, profits more from “innovations “in food production, processing, and distribution than food security.
Read more...Big Ag, which has shaped food policies, profits more from “innovations “in food production, processing, and distribution than food security.
Read more...Many, perhaps in part due to Putin-myth-stoking, think more Israelis are close to Russia than is demonstrably the case.
Read more...Does an increase in bilateral trade reduce the probability of militarized conflict?
Read more...China has revised its conditions for a Xi-Trump meeting. China will not be seen as backing US escalation v. Iran and requires negotiations.
Read more...The fertility freakout conveniently ignores that being a mother is not a great deal and that for planetary health, fewer babies is desirable.
Read more...Today’s Iran war updates: skirmishes flare as Iran contests Trump’s lame Operation Freedom; a bigger attack seems likely.
Read more...John Helmer looks at a new school of Chinese propaganda and even names names.
Read more...Trump is pursuing the Reagan strategy of threatening Russia’s partnerships. Will that work?
Read more...Why the US sanctions regime has become a dead letter.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: the appearance of limited action continues to mask ongoing damage to the world economy
Read more...To what degree is the Trump Administration implementing its much-ballyhooed US National Defense Strategy?
Read more...The old maritime order was at best a gentleman’s agreement. What comes next?
Read more...Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson on the media and market disconnect between Trump Iran barker talk and dire economic and political effects.
Read more...The Maine legislature wants to hit pause on data center buildouts. The governor’s silence says she needs a big push to do the right thing.
Read more...How the US is massively hoist on its own petard with its Iran miscalculations
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