Spengler: Lessons from Europe’s Winners and Losers The Telegraph: Spanish data underscore dangerous economic slide The Washington Post: Keeping Greece in the euro zone Project Syndicate: Greece-Proofing China VoxEU: The fiscal economics of a Greek exit The Commentator: Is Germany … Continue reading
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The Globe and Mail: What austerity? Europe’s borrow-and-spend train rolls on The Weekly Standard: The war between lenders and borrowers Financial Times: Capital is leaving Europe… Financial Times: Sensible Keynesians see no easy way out Open Democracy: Big business under … Continue reading
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The Telegraph: IMF still won’t admit truth about the euro Atlantic Council: How Spain Can Save Europe FRIDE: Why Germany is not becoming Europe’s hegemon (pdf) Financial Times: Triumphalist Turkey can’t go it alone Stratfor: Turkey’s Strategy Foreign Affairs: Former … Continue reading
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The Telegraph: Eurozone crisis roars back to savage Spain Weekly Standard: America vs. Europe East Asia Forum: China’s century or America’s? Foreign Policy: A Nation of Spoiled Brats Cato: Capitalism, Peace, and the Historical Movement of Ideas (pdf) The Commentator: … Continue reading
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The Telegraph: Spanish bailout ‘impossible’ for eurozone, says prime minister Mariano Rajoy Time: Why Germany Should Leave the Eurozone Der Spiegel: Uncertainty about Spain Worries Euro Zone Spectator: Sweden’s secret recipe Forbes: Keynesian “Easy Money” Is Nothing But Currency Devaluation … Continue reading
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The Christian Science Monitor: As Syria killings rise, a plea for world conscience Debka: US weighs limited military action against Assad. Turkey may join The Diplomat: Last Chance Saloon with Iran? Asia Times: Muslim Brotherhood chooses chaos The Atlantic: It’s … Continue reading
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Walter Russell Mead: The Myth of America’s Decline Financial Times: The prize for European political illiteracy Bloomberg: Euro-Doom Is Fantasy, Why the Currency Won’t Collapse Marc Faber: Forget Treasuries, Housing Is the Place to Hide Forbes: Regulatory, Anti-Trust and Disruptive … Continue reading
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Small Wars Journal: Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions under the Shah and Ayatollahs Victor Davis Hanson: Iran’s Win, Win, Win Bomb The Globe And Mail: Is the U.S. leaking information to undermine Israel’s campaign against Iran? Debka: Russian warships launch drill from … Continue reading
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