The rise of the right-wing populist party threatens a coalition born at the end of the second world war https://t.co/qkEbizd2DB ...

Populist antitrust in America may be gone. But those hoping for a return to an orderly, technocratic and generally permissive regime should not kid themselves https://t.co/c349R5jEkI ...

Hello everyone. Today we've got a very special treat. We are talking to Professor Peter St.An. In this conversation, we're going to talk about inflation. What's going on with all the jobs reports.How should we be thinking about geopolitical developments like Japan, Russia, bricks, and much more. And then he's going to explain to us where should you put your money right now. All this and much more in my conversation with Peter St.An. We're live today from the desk of Anthony Pompiano. Before we get into toda ...

ppl on here a few years back yelling about foreign nations influencing our political ideologies may have been onto somethingZak Kukoff (@zck):You’re looking at the biggest political issue of 2028. And the populists (derogatory) are winning. Ask your offline cousin what they think about data centers and you’ll find them regurgitating More Perfect Union anti-growth slop ...

The rise of the right-wing populist party threatens a coalition born at the end of the second world war https://t.co/YSvhuVH2Wb ...

"I think this is a moment where we are seeing our presidential administration tear apart the transatlantic partnership, rip up every Democratic norm, and, you know, really calling into question...the rules-based order that we have." Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slammed the Trump administration for creating a rift between the U.S. and Europe during a panel on populism at the Munich Security Conference. She argued that extreme income inequality and the failure of democracies to deliver higher wages and corpo ...

Rightist populism and leftist whole-Earthism have found common ground in healthy eating, exercise, the benefits of psychedelics and good old-fashioned American paranoia https://t.co/MVBMbVQqWX ...

It feels like the US especially has changed in 10 years. So rising inequality, uh the deficit is higher than ever and we also have an administration which seems to be um redefining America's place in the world. How does that fit into again your five forces framework.And I guess I should bring up the debasement trade as well because this was a big theme earlier in the year that the the idea that, you know, people don't want to be in the dollar because they don't know what's going to happen with the debt or b ...

There's a tug of war going on in the Democratic Party over who is going to be the future. You have groups like progressives, like Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Bernie Sanders, who have made headlines with big, splashy populist proposals that would really lower costs for a lot of Americans. These movers and shakers want the Democratic Party to respond to the 2024 losses by watering down our economic agenda and sucking up to the rich and powerful, claiming that a less progressive Democratic party will win ...

When debts become very large and there is an economic downturn and the empire can no longer borrow the money necessary to repay its debts, the financial bubble bursts. This creates great domestic hardships and forces the country to choose between defaulting on its debts or printing a lot of new money. It always chooses to print a lot of new money at first gradually and eventually massively that devalues the currency and raises inflation.For the Dutch, this was the financial crisis brought about by financial ...