Greece’s Debt Structure is Holding It Hostage August 13, 2026 Greece has taken out loans under English law worth 216 billion euros and these must be repaid and replaced with government bonds over a…
Germany loses AAA rating August 13, 2026 Germany is expected to take on more than 1 trillion euros in additional debt by 2030, while its economy remains almost stagnant and its…
The US is driving Japan into bankruptcy – The debt crisis in September August 13, 2026 The US Treasury Department is joining forces with Japan to confront investors betting against the yen: but who really holds the stronger bargaining chips…
Trump tariffs cost US households and businesses $100 billion a year July 30, 2026 The new tariffs imposed by the administration of US President Donald Trump are expected to cost American consumers and businesses more than $100 billion…
The plunge in the yen and debt bring economic crisis to the Land of the Rising Sun July 30, 2026 Japan, with its huge debt and the yen’s slide, is bidding to be the star of the biggest economic and financial crisis in human…
European NATO demands joint borrowing of 5 trillion from Europe to prepare for war July 16, 2026 Brussels seeks to act as a geopolitical force with increased common spending, but without any agreement on who will ultimately bear the cost. At…
Japan: Yen collapse looms, sell-off on $1 trillion in US bonds and end to free money July 9, 2026 The picture in the Japanese markets is beginning to resemble a slow but persistent phase shift in a system that has operated with artificial…
Tucker Carlson is founding a party and makes it clear: I will change the system July 9, 2026 One of the most high-profile political interventions in recent years in the US is being prepared by journalist and popular presenter Tucker Carlson, who…
Inflation (CPI) and GDP of an economy do not show the true picture that prevails in society July 2, 2026 Inflation and GDP, two key economic indicators, are often presented as objective measures of well-being, but their interpretation is not always as neutral as…