economy

Import substitution and its consequences

26.07.2022

Currently, the authorities and society, beyond the war, are mainly concerned with how to adapt to the new conditions. What is new about these conditions is that we have been excluded from the West and have excluded the West from ourselves. Not that this is something completely new and unprecedented: in our history, we have very often found ourselves in this kind of relationship with the West. It is no big deal, and nothing terrible will happen this time. However, our lives will change significantly.

Dugin

economy

geopolitics

multipolarity

Russia

China

Where are we at?

10.07.2022

Costantino Ceoldo

Leonid Savin

Almost six months have passed since the start of Russia's Special Military Operation in Ukraine, and the scenario before our eyes is not what the West expected.

International Geopolitics

Break Russia to ‘save liberal order’, as bystanders become collateral ‘road kill’

13.06.2022

Alastair Crooke

It is understandable for Middle Eastern states to stay aloof, as ‘bystanders’, but that does not mean that they will avoid becoming ‘road kill’ in this Euro-collision. They will.

‘Through Ukraine’: Can the West Use the War to Stem Its Decline and the Shift to a New Global Monetary Order?

11.04.2022

Alastair Crooke

A failure in Ukraine could well mean the disintegration of EU and NATO, Alastair Crooke writes.

A Once in a Century Opportunity

04.04.2022

Alastair Crooke

“The era of liberal globalization is over. Before our eyes, a new world economic order is being formed”

Economic Repercussions of Russia-Ukraine Crisis on Pakistan

31.03.2022

Saima Afzal

Geographically, Ukraine has strategic importance in Europe and until the disintegration of Soviet Russia and Ukraine were part of the Soviet Union.

How Mariupol will become a key hub of Eurasian integration

30.03.2022

Pepe Escobar

Mariupol was battered by Ukraine's right-wing Azov battalion well before Moscow launched its military ops. In Russian hands, this strategic steelworks port can transform into a hub of Eurasian connectivity.

Belt and Road Initiative

Neo-Malthusians and scientific research

07.01.2022

Costantino Ceoldo

Green New Deal are three words that have acquired great notoriety in recent times and seem to finally be the answer to the increasingly pressing requests coming from the variegated environmental world.

economy

Politics

malthusianism

Are National Banks Really National and Owned by States or People in the Global Neoliberal Order?

04.12.2020

Goran Sumkoski

During this weekend riots in France, the protesters did something profoundly symbolic, setting on fire the French Central Bank in Paris.

Dynamics of Current Global Economic Crisis

15.07.2020

Bahawal Khan

Global economic architecture is fundamentally weak and fragile and having multiple internal contradictions which emanate in different economic and financial crisis in different time periods, noted H.P Minsky.

economy

crisis

Global

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