The Supply Chain Act, which aims to uphold environmental standards and human rights, is supported by only a small number of countries.
Global Meltdown
The World’s 9 Biggest Economies
These are the figures from the World Bank, which doesn’t rank anything because that might embarrass the U.S. regime and encourage questioning how it can justify its having 900 foreign military bases and justify its claim to being “the one indispensable nation” and that all other nations — including ones […]
America’s Enormous Success With Its Anti-Russia Sanctions
Though the U.S. economic sanctions against Russia have done little, they have unquestionably helped to postpone America’s economic crash.
Farmer Protests Engulf Europe (II)
The scale of European protests demonstrates the widening gap between the needs of inhabitants and the goals pursued by politicians of Europe.
The European Union Against Farmers
Across the European Union, farmers are rising up against the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which subsidizes them. Governments are responding with adjustment measures, bureaucratic simplifications and a few words of comfort. In reality, they are powerless in the face of a structure designed to apply an ideology that is proving to be insane.
Trussonomics At CPAC
A self-believer of towering insensibility, Truss oversaw during her flashpoint stint in office mind boggling budgetary decisions.
COP28: Where Fossil Fuel Industries Go To Gloat
The sequence of COP meetings, ostensibly a United Nations forum to discuss dramatic climate change measures in the face of galloping emissions, has now been shown for what it is.
America And Its Allies Are Clearly Declining Powers
The United States is trying to make up for its relatively declining economy by increasing its military spending, which, as a consequence, is now already over half of the global total of military spending.
Indonesia Might Pivot To The West After Its Upcoming Elections In February
Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim country, its fourth-most populous one in general, and is on pace to become the sixth-largest economy by 2027.
Corporate Defaults Soar, Mainly In U.S.
The “Emerging markets” seem to be having far fewer defaults and bankruptcies than the U.S.-and-allied countries do, and aren’t soaring like in the U.S.-&-allied countries.
The West’s Decision To Break Away From The East Has Caused The Worst Recession Since 2008
The West’s economic sanctions radically changed international-trade patterns and caused a decline in the world’s total private wealth.
U.S. Inflation That’s Due to Its War Against Russia
The U.S. Government is spending hundreds of billions of dollars each year in order to squeeze Russia and overthrow of Vladimir Putin.
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