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Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 14: ‘Whatever it takes’ revisited – Euromaniacs exploit threat bias again ANALYSIS
After the US president signaled a tilt from the old continent, Eurobuilders spotted a new chance at aggrandizement – at Germany’s expense.
Mar 19, 2025 16:48
‘The Nutcracker’: How Tchaikovsky created one of the world’s most famous ballets FEATURE
The masterpiece was first staged 130 years ago
Dec 31, 2022 13:38
Top official explains why Russia hasn't run out of precision missiles in Ukraine Exclusive
The country’s defense industry carried out extensive modernization for years, says the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the process
Apr 19, 2022 10:02
Chris Hedges: The workers are on the march – America’s new class war Opinion
Exploited employees across the country are rising up and taking direct action to tackle low pay and appalling working conditions.
Jan 18, 2022 15:32
We’re on the verge of '70s-like revolution – Saxo Bank chief investment officer
As 2021 draws to a close, futurists, political scientists, and economists are all competing in wild guesses about what the next year has in store for us. We talked to Steen Jakobsen, chief investment officer at Saxo Bank....
Dec 17, 2021 06:19
Cyberattacks show the risks of digital currencies and centralised control – we need a return to community banking Opinion
That a cyberattack in Florida can cause 800 stores to close in Sweden is proof that our financial system is already too interconnected and susceptible to attack, yet what do central banks call for? More centralisation.
Jul 13, 2021 16:39
American taxpayers have now spent more than ONE BILLION dollars on arming Ukraine. But are they getting value for their money? Opinion
In recent months, NATO forces have doubled down on their stand-off with Russia, with Ukraine at the epicenter. Massive military exercises are roaring ahead in Eastern Europe which only seem to be making the situation more tense.
Jul 1, 2021 11:22
Forget pension plan or investments, Nazi memorabilia like Hitler’s clothes & Eva Braun’s knickers can fund your dream retirement Opinion
The auctioning off of a Nazi bronze eagle for an expected $26 million has turned the spotlight on the ethics of selling Third Reich artefacts. But it’s a booming business where there is serious money to be made.
Jul 26, 2020 07:05
Veteran activists have called out BLM as a tool of the Democrats from day 1. But agenda-driven $MILLIONS drown out the grassroots Opinion
The Black Lives Matter movement has made millions off black Americans’ suffering. A St. Louis activist explains how it comes from a long tradition of white liberals coopting grassroots movements to push a Democratic Party agenda.
Jul 6, 2020 16:26
Russia's post-pandemic economy: Pain for middle class, widening inequality, but rich will stay rich - experts tell RT
As a lot of key economies emerge from Covid-19 lockdowns, the financial cost of the pandemic is becoming apparent. With many countries already posting massive GDP falls in April and May, the alarm bells are ringing.
Jun 14, 2020 10:11