Russia Launches New Electrical Grid/Infrastructure Strikes in Ukraine
Russia launched a new round of infrastructure attacks on Urkaine, but so far it looks more selective than yesterday’s massive blows.
Read more...Russia launched a new round of infrastructure attacks on Urkaine, but so far it looks more selective than yesterday’s massive blows.
Read more...There is less enthusiasm for the Ukraine war amond some Polish voters than the US/UK press would have you believe. And winter is coming.
Read more...An overview of how Russia approaches war, and then a discussion of why Pavlovka matters in the Ukraine campaign.
Read more...COP27, the latest climate ‘blah-blah,’ began with rich nation backpedalling due to the NATO sanctions-induced energy crisis.
Read more...German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is willing to sacrifice her country’s economy and standard of living in order to march lockstep with the US against Russia and China.
Read more...In a massive exercise in looting, two Senators are pushing for massive buys of outdated weapons systems, with the Ukraine war as cover.
Read more...The upset about the Kherson pullback seems disproprtionate. What assumptions did it expose?
Read more...The war in Ukraine casts a shadow over this year’s United Nations climate summit where officials from around the world are discussing the costs of climate change and how to cut emissions that remain near record highs.
Read more...The US tries to coerce New Delhi into scaling back trade with Russia even if it hurts the Indian economy.
Read more...The more you look at the G7 Russian oil price scheme, the worse it appears.
Read more...Russia says it is pulling out of Kherson city, much to the consternation of Russian Telegrammers. But Ukraine isn’t buying it. What gives?
Read more...The term petrodollar has come to have talismanic value. Time to instill some reality.
Read more...Why to be wary of Larry Summers selling another Volcker-type “kill the economy to save it” interest rate jihad.
Read more...The “collective West” is remarkably attached to sanctions that have hurt them more than Russia. The oil price cap is next in this pattern.
Read more...Many countries see the Russia challenge to Western economic dominance as an opportunity to rewrite the rules of global trade in their favor.
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