Geopolitics Wall Street sells investments, not capital gains person Bill Bonner schedule 11 August 2024 One of the great virtues of capitalism is that people can buy what they want... and get what they deserve.
Geopolitics The Olympics, hard power, oil wars and the US election person James Allen schedule 5 August 2024 The Olympics is all about soft power, but in the Middle East, hard power still dominates, with scary implications for energy markets and the global inflation narrative.
Geopolitics The Olympics of debt and delusion person Bill Bonner schedule 4 August 2024 In today’s issue: The opening ceremony would’ve been called a freakshow The Fed lives in a dreamworld of its own The insiders take the money…
Geopolitics Giving renewables the subsea snip person Nickolai Hubble schedule 30 July 2024 Renewable energy is often lauded for its energy security. But this fails to take into account a dangerous new vulnerability: submarine energy warfare.
Geopolitics A rendezvous with a perverse and unpleasant destiny person Bill Bonner schedule 28 July 2024 What has happened to us all? Did we suddenly awake, one dark and woebegone morning, and decide to be stupid? Or, is it just part of the pattern?
Geopolitics Where are our ‘great men’ today? person Bill Bonner schedule 21 July 2024 How could they fail to stop a callow amateur, shooting from an obvious vantage at the man who must be the most obvious target in the whole world?