Michael Hudson: Germany’s Position in America’s New World Order
Why is Germany in thrall to the US, to Germany’s great detriment? A historical analogy provides some insight.
Read more...Why is Germany in thrall to the US, to Germany’s great detriment? A historical analogy provides some insight.
Read more...Lula wins by a whisker, but the Bolsonao Christian Right remains a powerful threat.
Read more...Tool libraries lend implements and devices and provide guidance to community members who can’t afford to own or store their own tools.
Read more...Preoccupied with ‘credibility’ and reputations, central banks are again driving the world into recession, financial turmoil and debt crises.
Read more...States and localities across the US continue to pass laws criminalizing “public camping” and other draconian crackdowns on the increasing number of homeless people in the country.
Read more...Satyajit Das continues his tour of the breakup of the world order, here focusing on financial/economic dislocations and dysfunctional elites
Read more...Rishi Sunak has a Mission Impossible even before getting to his bad impulses. Most countries in the West face the same long list of problems
Read more...A takedown of the pretenses of the professional managerial class.
Read more...The Bank of England engaged in a mini-coup. But no one seemed to mind because Truss. Will it be reined in?
Read more...Training clawbacks as yet another wage theft scam.
Read more...Antitrust expert Hal Singer shows how big businesses in certain industries are jacking up prices far beyond their cost increases.
Read more...“Democrats should close the election with a clear argument about who is prepared to fight for the working class.” Can they?
Read more...The UK is in sorry shape…..and is looking like the canary in the economic coal mine.
Read more...The Soviet Union depended on energy sales and consumer production stagnated. Reforms promoted the rise of oligarchs and the 1990s free fall.
Read more...Inadequate cost of living adjustments are nevertheless giving Social Security gutters new talking points.
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