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Werner Rügemer, Köln/Cologne/Germany Werner Rügemer’s book “The Capitalists of the 21st Century. A comprehensive outline of the rise of the new financial players”, first published in 2018, has become an international standard work. First published in German, it has since gone through English, French, Italian, Russian and Chinese editions. The author wrote the following foreword […]
Tame US-led war and poverty capitalism! Read More »
Werner Rügemer, Köln/Cologne/Germany The EU is critisized for many things, but one area is completely underrepresented: labor rights and working conditions for employees and workers. Bureaucracy for private capital interests Since the end of World War II Western Europe has been a joint creation of the victorious USA and western european corporations, banks and newly
European Union: What’s about working rights? Read More »
Michael Rossi: Perils of the West’s Moral Righteousness
Michael Rossi: Perils of the West’s Moral Righteousness Read More »
Jeffrey Sachs: Russia Sees NATO As A DEADLY Threat While US Pushes Limits – YouTube
Jeffrey Sachs: Russia Sees NATO As A DEADLY Threat While US Pushes Limits Read More »
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson: Washington’s Rivalries, Coups, Wars & Cover-Ups – YouTube
The financial system is the foundation of the modern economy, directing capital flows, shaping investment strategies, and directly influencing corporate competitiveness and the development of new technologies. To ensure Europe’s global competitiveness, it is essential that the financial system provides adequate funding sources while operating strategically, in a balanced manner, and with long-term sustainability. Europe
March 15, 2025Jože P. Damjan, DELO, Saturday Supplement The European Union was founded on the principles of peace, stability, and progress, building its strength on economic integration and social cohesion. However, its security has largely depended on NATO, effectively subordinating its foreign policy to American interests. Today, this paradigm is crumbling under the weight of
Europe facing an unenviable choice: weapons or the future? Read More »
Another case of social engineering and psychological violence. Think about it and analyze your public media who use to operate in a public interest, before you assess them and vote!
Ukraine war and media manipulation, who controls what you see? Read More »
The military conflict between Ukraine and the Russian Federation has a complex, multi-layered nature—it involves social, national, and security-political dimensions. The causes of the war are multifaceted, but among them, the dominant factors include political and psychological aggression from Western states, which led to a shift in Ukraine’s political landscape, sparking a civil war in
War and peace in ukraine: A plan for ending the war and post-war settlement Read More »