China’s economic activity in construction, manufacturing, and services slowed more than expected in November, hobbled by continuing, widespread anti-COVID lockdowns, an unresolved financial crisis in the real estate sector, and fewer orders for the country’s factory output.
In November, inflation across the 19-country Eurozone fell for the first time in 17 months, dropping to 10 percent from a record 10.7 percent in October as prices for energy and services slowed their rate of increase.
Cryptocurrency regulations among various countries should be “harmonized…so that gaps don’t occur that are missed by regulators,” Elizabeth McCaul, a member of the European Central Bank’s supervisory board, said in 28 November remarks at the Financial Times Crypto and Digital Assets Summit.
Sheila Bair, who chaired the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) during 2008’s Great Recession, lamented the crypto industry’s lack of regulation during a 17 November CNBC interview.
The U.S. and Mexico clashed last week over Mexico City’s decision to ban genetically modified corn in the coming years due to health concerns.
Elon Musk, the tech billionaire who fell out of favor in the mainstream media after coming out in support of free speech, has faced increased scrutiny from governments and believes he could be targeted for assassination.
As John Pilger, author of “Silencing the Lambs. How Propaganda Works,” wrote that America is the world leader of both silencing the lambs and selling propaganda.
On Monday, 5 December, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt dropped the full deposition of Dr. Anthony Fauci, as part of the case Missouri vs. Biden.
Now EU climate agenda farm land shutdowns are coming for Germany.
Multiple damaging revelations have already resulted from testimony compelled from government officials in what’s becoming a landmark federal case.