Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was facing mounting pressure due to his push for a sweeping judicial overhaul in Israel, was told repeatedly that a major attack was looming but brushed off the warnings for the months before the 7 October Hamas attack.
As we had forecast in July, when the U.S. equity markets were still rising high, they would decline sharply in September and October.
Today market history is being made, but you would hardly know it when it comes to the stock market.
The global economy is increasingly marked by low investment and low growth, financial speculation, declining real incomes, rising social inequality, and greater domination by giant multinational corporations, according to the newest UN Trade and Development Report.
We’re hurtling toward a future where political representatives, as well as average citizens, will be subjected to ridicule and pressure when they espouse policies or opinions that run counter to an “AI consensus.”
The Western media has presented the 7 October attack by Hamas on Israel as a USA 9/11 attack that caught a country off guard and ruthlessly targeted unarmed citizens unable to stage any kind of serious kind of self-defense.
The majority of U.S. service members are either fat or obese, according to a new study.
Where are the global economies and equity markets going?
They, as well as the lives of billions, are going to Hell, right in front of the eyes and ears of all who have the courage and dedication to watch, look, and listen.
The Israel-Hamas war threatens Europe’s energy prices and should prevent the European Central Bank (ECB) from raising interest rates further, Yannas Stournaras, governor of Greece’s central bank, said in a Financial Times interview last week.
The U.S. was the only country on Wednesday to reject a United Nations resolution that called for a humanitarian pause in the fighting in Gaza as Palestinians there face a crisis that has no end in sight.