Sri Lanka: the revolution has passed, but the crisis remains
The protests that have been taking place in Sri Lanka since March seemed to be a partial success. On July 9, protesters seized the residence...
The lifting of sanctions on wheat and fertilizers from Russia: one reason to rejoice and several reasons to distrust the decisions of the White House
The US Department of the Treasury eased restrictive measures against Russia, allowing transactions with Russia related to food, fertilizer, seeds, medicines and medical equipment. A...
“A hundred reasons” why the Romanian government cannot cope with high fuel prices
At the start of June, petrol prices in Romania almost quadrupled. Fuel prices went up in practically every area of the country, with price rises...
French impoverishment – temporary difficulties or a new trend
At the beginning of this year, the French felt the blow of a new economic crisis which emerged against the backdrop of Russia's invasion of...
Is the German Economy in Crisis?
Germans have experienced new economic problems this spring. Following the German government's ill-advised sanctions policy, inflation in Germany has reached a century-high of 7.9%. The...
Spain between the Scylla of Sanchez’s ineffective economic policies and the Charybdis of environmental «schizophrenics»
When Pablo Sánchez emerged as prime minister of Spain following the government crisis in June 2018, many were not confident about him. It was presumed...
The Railway Workers’ Strike In Britain: A Symptom of the Degeneration of the Welfare Society Into Good Old-Fashioned Capitalism
Rail transport was once a symbol of the industrial revolution in Victorian England in the mid-19th century. England was home to the first railway and...
The EU – a citizen deceiving union
In an age of global media proliferation, manipulation of public opinion and deception of the population has ceased to be something unusual. The European Union...