The End of Dollar Hegemony
This interview focuses on the impact of US sanctions and Russian countersanctions on the position of the dollar and US economic power.
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This interview focuses on the impact of US sanctions and Russian countersanctions on the position of the dollar and US economic power.
The takeaway from the US President Joe Biden’s European tour on March 25-26 is measly. Dissenting voices are rising in Europe as western sanctions against Russia start backfiring with price hikes and shortages of fuel and electricity. And this is only the beginning.
The branding of Vladimir Putin as a war criminal by Joe Biden, who lobbied for the Iraq war and staunchly supported the 20 years of carnage in the Middle East, is one more example of the hypocritical moral posturing sweeping across the United States.
Mega corporations like Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and Danone are making around 494 times what they spend by bottling water in Mexico and selling it back to locals who have no choice but to buy it.
Perhaps one million plus Iraqis were dead due to US actions. Millions of Iraqis became refugees. The horror precipitated by my country affected not only the victims over there, but millions of Americans. We became a divided nation, echoing what occurred during the Vietnam phony war.
Interview with Ángeles Maestro, a former communist deputy of Spain, on how she views the NATO war from a country like Spain, which, like the rest of the European Union, is once again on its knees before U.S. arrogance.
In a report submitted to the UN Human Rights Council, UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Michael Lynk says that the situation in the occupied Palestinian Territory has moved beyond occupation and annexation, and now amounts to the crime of apartheid.
AMLO’s policy of rebuilding PEMEX and the Federal Electricity Commission has affected the interests of European capital. That’s why Mexico’s government has drawn attacks recently from international media and the European Union.
Indian foreign policy needs a strategic course correction. India should distance itself completely from the self-centred U.S. polices whose aim is the preservation of its global hegemony. The first step in that direction should be to quit Quad.
A new president brings hope and the promise of change. On March 11, thirty-six-year-old Gabriel Boric—the youngest Chilean president ever to have been elected—took office in an environment of enormous expectation and almost revolutionary optimism.
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