Is Russia’s Least Bad Option Now the Maximalist Stance of Taking Control of Western Ukraine?
Is Russia moving towards the perceived necessity of subduing western Ukraine? And how might that work?
Read more...Is Russia moving towards the perceived necessity of subduing western Ukraine? And how might that work?
Read more...The West is trying to use the Ukraine grain deal to stymie Russia…..with ample support from the UN’s Guterres.
Read more...UK maritime insurers are daring to speak up about the way they have become Russian sanctions collateral damage.
Read more...The ranks of Ukraine and US hegemony believers are starting to thin. But not soon enough.
Read more...The knives are increasingly coming out for Hungary, which is the only country in the EU willing to speak up about the ongoing insanity of the bloc’s positions regarding Russia and China.
Read more...A plea to analysts and commentators with access to information: when Ukraine runs out of materiel will be decisive.
Read more...At least over the time frame of the sanctions against Russia, oil demand had looked inelastic.
Read more...With nationalists empowered in parliament and the West all but certain to keep up the with-us-or-against-us pressure, Turkiye moving closer to the East appears more likely.
Read more...On the global stage, US can only barely keep up the pretense that it is not losing its mind.
Read more...While it is now acceptable to suggest negotiating an end to the Ukraine conflict, that’s still a long way from a needed consensus.
Read more...Yves here. Sit back and enjoy yet another discussion between Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson, this time joined by Professor Mick Dunford at the Geopolitical Hour. Today’s tour starts with Ukraine, moves to Russia, and then continues to Europe, the US and China. It is noteworthy to see the Western media act as if Europe’s […]
Read more...In run-up to the vote the opposition candidate claimed (without evidence) that Moscow was interfering in the election.
Read more...Plans are lacking, but that hasn’t stopped Brussels before.
Read more...Michael Hudson calls out Krugman for invoking the favorite libertarian trope of hyperinflation.
Read more...William Astore recalls his encounters with icons of US nuclear development, and is sad they are still with us.
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