A supposed post-conflict deal for Gaza’s reconstruction is set to be signed today. The problem with the agreement is that it appears there is no
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Protest is democracy in motion, not a crime
Around the world, people are marching: against Trump’s authoritarianism in the USA, Macron’s failures in France, and the cruelty of Gaza policy in the UK.
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How big might the crash be?
I have already noted that the cryptocurrency market is crashing this weekend. The risk of contagion into other financial markets is high because: The risk
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Is the crash happening?
I have long suggested that the crypto market is all based on hype and has nothing to do with reality. I have also suggested that
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On birdwatching
This is from The Guardian this weekend, by Natalie Kyriacou. The whole piece is worth reading. Written by someone who obviously is a birdwatcher and
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Economic questions: the Hyman Minsky question
This is one of a series of posts that will ask what the most pertinent question raised by a prominent influencer of political economy might
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The Quantum Essays: The quantum difference between work and speculation
This is another in the Quantum Essays series. Like most of the others, this one arose from discussions between my wife, Jacqueline, and me. This one is,
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Where I still find hope for democracy in the UK
A reader called Ellie Comber wrote this comment on the blog overnight: I admit to being very frightened that democracy will be annihilated and that
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Can the global economy survive another shock?
The Financial Times asked whether the global economy can survive another shock. I think it’s the question of our time. Debt, war and climate change
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