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What a World: ΕU is funding Slave Trade
Europe’s Aid to Africa Is Funding a Slave Trade
Europe has outsourced the dirty work of border control to Libyan militias. In doing so, it has...
Catalogne ou la règle de trois
Par Guillaume Berlat
« Errarre humanum est, perserverare diabolicum ». Manifestement, dans cette période de « défaite de la pensée »1, le premier ministre espagnol, Mariano Rajoy ne semble...
Dijsselbloem: We destroyed (and destroy) Greece to rescue foreign investors
Dijsselbloem admits “first bailout for Greece was aiming to rescue foreign investors”
December 7, 2017
The main aim especially of the first Greek bailout was to...
Comment l’ Allemagne, la France, l’ UE et le FMI ont...
Grèce : les « erreurs » du FMI
par Michel Husson
2 septembre 2016
Le FMI |1| vient de publier un rapport d’évaluation de sa politique dans trois pays dont la...
‘Declarations not enough,’ Moscow tells ‘concerned’ OSCE after Latvia expels journalist
Russia has demanded that the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) take concrete steps to ensure press freedom in Latvia, after the...
Trump, Macron: same fight
By Thomas Piketty
It is customary to contrast Trump and Macron: on one hand the vulgar American businessman with his xenophobic tweets and global warming...
Italy: The List of the People
The next general elections in Italy (due to be held on 4th March 2018) seem doomed to produce more than a surprise.
In the ongoing...
A Global Tax Counter-Revolution
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
Many people around the globe treat Trump essentially as a clown (they are often those who called upon us to take him...
Chancellor Philip Hammond attacks Donald Trump’s tax cuts
The Chancellor is joining other European finance ministers in expressing concerns about the US President's plans.
By Jon Craig
Philip Hammond has risked a new row...
Réfugiés: un ministre grec dénonce “l’hypocrisie” de l’Europe
Le ministre grec de la Politique migratoire Yannis Mouzalas a dénoncé mardi "l'hypocrisie" de l'Europe, qui refuse de partager le fardeau des centaines de...