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Guest post by Nouriel Roubini originally posted on Project Syndicate: Advanced economies and emerging markets are increasingly engaged in necessary “wars” – some real, some
Guest post by Jeff Deist from the Mises Institute: Introduction: Division, friction and polarization have been on the rise in the West for at least
Guest post by MN Gordon from his blog on Economic Prism: Welcome to 2023! The New Year’s edition of the Economic Prism is a place
Guest post by Michael Snyder from End of the American Dream: Will 2023 be a year when extremely destructive conflicts erupt all over the world?
Guest post by Caitlin Johnstone from he blog on CaitlinJohnstone.com: NATO has doubled down on its determination to eventually add Ukraine to its membership, renewing its 2008
Guest post by Quoth the Raven from his Fringe Finance Blog: New developments over the last 3 weeks show the set up for an unprecedented
Originally posted on Bloomberg reported by Alice Huang: (Bloomberg) — The crisis in Chinese property dollar bonds has become so extreme that an analyst who’s
Guest post by Richard Mills from Ahead of the Herd: Gold is a safe haven in times of war, or any other type of geopolitical
Guest Post by Alasdair MacLeod from Goldmoney.com: The financial war between Russia with China’s tacit backing on one side, and America and her NATO allies
What is most concerning about Doug Nolan’s apocalyptic recap of the last quarter and where we go from here is how logical, likely, and inevitable
Global events will soon escalate to an even more alarming level. Needless to say, if 2022 ended right now it would be remembered for a
During the Roaring Twenties would anyone have believed you if you told them about the depression and the dust-bowl years that were soon to come?
A few years ago, economist Nouriel Roubini was explaining to a reporter why Chinese economic data couldn’t be trusted. He noted that it takes the
After borrowing — and largely wasting — $15 trillion during the Great Recession, China now looks like a typical decadent developed-world country, complete with slow