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On our own behalf: Why journalism is not a conspiracy theory and Multipolar is not a “right-wing” magazine

The RKI protocols that Multipolar sued for have triggered a broad political debate about coming to terms with the Corona period. Some media are now trying to attack our credibility. Multipolar is “right-wing” or “conspiracy-theoretical,” according to SPIEGEL and the Süddeutsche Zeitung. A reply.

PAUL SCHREYER, April 4, 2024, 18 comments, PDF

The Long Lineage of Russophobia

Hey, what if the next time Joe Biden visits the House of Representatives, Marjorie Taylor Greene is wearing a pin that says: “Donald Trump Lucks Out.” Because he so often seems to, doesn’t he?

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By Denis Bright NATO leaders met in Brussels to anticipate more policy confusion after the US Presidential elections on 5 November 2024. From ten major opinion polling institutes, the trendlines on oncomes are quite inconsistent and with wafer thin according to feedback from media monitoring by Microsoft Copilot to anticipate the election outcomes. This raises…

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NATO nations can only forestall an inevitable loss to Russian forces in Ukraine by deploying their troops to the former Soviet republic, a former adviser to the US military has claimed.

Pampered hernia patient Netanyahu is ultimately responsible for the destruction of more of the planet’s hospitals than anyone since the bombing of Hamburg during the Second World War.

Normally, one would feel at least some, if not in fact quite a lot, of sympathy, for a gentleman of a certain age who has to go to hospital to have a hernia operation.

CBA senior economist Belinda Allen has written a nice report on this week’s dwelling approvals data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Allen notes that housing supply is lagging way behind both the Albanese government’s housing targets and immigration-driven demand. Higher interest rates, labour shortages, and elevated material costs continue to weigh on housing

A pledge by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken that Ukraine will become a member of NATO looks like a scene from a movie about a nuclear apocalypse, entrepreneur Elon Musk believes.

At last year’s Conservative party conference, prime minister Rishi Sunak declared the UK government planned to increase, year by year, the legal age of smoking to achieve a “smoke-free generation”.

The announcement gave the impression the prime minister was taking on Big Tobacco. 

A sea of red across Asian share markets today due to the sharp reversal on Wall Street overnight as markets rebalancing their risks around the Federal Reserve rate cut agenda, which seems to keep getting pushed back. Not a good position to be in coming into tonight’s US jobs report with the USD still looking

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Independent economist, Tony Alexander, discusses the recent weak economic data pervading New Zealand and how it increases the chances of “a series of quick interest rate cuts” later in the year. The case for a quick series of interest rate cuts to occur and to commence before the end of this year was strengthened right

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