Ten years ago ...., the people of Greece voted decisively in a referendum to reject the austerity program that the European Union wanted to impose on them. Yet the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, soon accepted a deal that was even more punitive.
Based on the original article I published in 2022, in light of the subsequent shift away from “representative democracy,” we need to be clear about what democracy really is. Otherwise, how can we know what we want or what we are willing to defend?
The Australian Government risks breaking international law splashing billions in public money on Israel weapons deals. A Stephanie Tran analysis.
English farmers used controlled burns of gorse 300 years ago. Too hot and dry even for cacti. Urbanisation induces genetic evolution in birds. China powering ahead with the roll out of wind and solar.
The war in Ukraine will continue and Vladimir Putin has outmanoeuvred yet another US president.
Putin shares the view that allowing voters to send in ballots by mail undermines the validity of elections, Trump has told a US private TV broadcaster.
The killing of Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif is shocking but that it is a culmination of planned mass assassination of journalists by the Israeli Government is an outrage.
Richard Werner discussed three different views of banking during his appearance on the Tucker Carlson show:
In 1867, the Russian empire sold Alaska to the US for $7.2 million. Perhaps the location of the upcoming summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin is a nod and a wink to such a great deal? Maybe Putin will like Alaska so much he will have seller’s remorse?
