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Putin’s Century of Betrayal speech — Branko Milanovic

Important for grasping the dynamic with respect to Russia that will likely persist for at least 20 years, unless there is another war before.While Branko Mianovic is an economist, he is also from Serbia and understands the history behind this.  Global InequalityPutin’s Century of Betrayal speechBranko Milanovic | Visiting Presidential Professor at City University of New York Graduate Center and senior scholar at the Stone Center on Socio-economic Inequality, senior scholar at the Luxembourg...

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Russia Speaks Out Against High Oil Prices As Brent Nears $100 — Tsvetana Paraskova

Russia’s Energy Minister, Nikolai Shulginov, claimed that the optimal oil price would be between $55 and $70.Oil prices broke $99 this morning on the back of Russian troops entering Ukraine after Putin declared Donetsk and Luhansk independent territories.Nikolai Shulginov also claimed that Russia does not support high natural gas prices as they slow down the economy and lower demand.Saudis are the swing producer and set the price. OilPriceRussia Speaks Out Against High Oil Prices As Brent...

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Jonathan Turley — Canadian Parliament Votes To Extend Trudeau’s Emergency Powers . . . After the Protest Has Ended

What was that about democracy versus authoritarianism again? The truckers just won big, just like Osama did.Jonathan TurleyCanadian Parliament Votes To Extend Trudeau’s Emergency Powers . . . After the Protest Has EndedJonathan Turley | Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington Universityhttps://jonathanturley.org/2022/02/22/canadian-parliament-votes-to-extend-trudeaus-emergency-powers-after-protest-has-ended/See alsoSputnik InternationalUS Senator [Rand Paul] Calls To...

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Bill Mitchell — The year Australian progressives abandoned the national commitment to full employment

At present, the unemployment rate in Australia is 4.2 per cent and falling. If the rate of new immigrants remains low for a while as our external borders open, then it is likely the unemployment rate will fall into the 3 per cent range soon. What people are learning is that the claims made by mainstream economists that full employment was anything between 5 and 8 per cent (at various times to suit their arguments) was a lie. It just suited their ideological agenda and flawed theoretical...

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Soaring Energy Prices Pose An Existential Threat To German Businesses — Tsvetana Paraskova

Nearly one-fourth of Germany’s medium-sized enterprises fear they might not survive the soaring energy prices, a survey by the Federation of German Industries, BDI, showed on Monday. Industries across Europe have been suffering from the surging energy prices since the autumn of 2021, when the natural gas crunch sent benchmark European gas prices soaring and electricity prices across major economies surging, too. Many energy-intensive industries, such as fertilizer producers and steelmakers,...

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Links — 21 Feb 2022 PM

SouthFront (this is not the end of the matter but rather a new beginning post-Minsk.)Putin Issues Ultimatum To Kiev Regime, Signs Order To Recognize DPR And LPRhttps://southfront.org/putin-issues-ultimatum-to-kiev-regime-signs-order-to-recognize-dpr-and-lpr/One World (succinct summary)What Prompted President Putin To Finally Recognize The Donbass Republics?Andrew Korybkohttp://oneworld.press/?module=articles&action=view&id=2505Consortium News (someone is lying. Both sides accuse the...

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