The ongoing saga of Greece has, for the moment, been and gone through the headlines. That being so, it is appropriate to have a fresh look at things and introduce readers to further insights that might help make the whole mess more understandable. Economist Ann Pettifor. That is, to the extent that Europe’s problems are…
In an election almost totally ignored in Australia, Poland’s Law and Justice Party has secured an absolute majority in the country’s parliament (Sejm), in a major blow to the European Union (EU). Poland’s Prime Minister-elect Beata Szydlo. Liam Halligan wrote in the London Telegraph: “We’ve just seen history made in Poland. Following last week’s parliamentary…
The Russian Revolution of 1917 posed a question that has never satisfactorily been answered. How could the country swap one national ideology for its diametric opposite? As one Russian observer asked: “What is the explanation of the fact that the Orthodox Church, so powerful in the Russian Empire, was almost reduced to zero by its…
As the world’s media, environmentalists and politicians prepare to converge on Paris for the forthcoming meeting of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), every discredited trick in the arsenal of the climate alarmists is being deployed to scare politicians into implementing the IPCC’s extreme agenda to combat climate change. Over recent weeks, a succession…
