This means Labour relying on military Keynesianism – raising defence spending to boost economic expansion. Britain has a head start thanks to the prowess of BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce in ...
Officials are gearing up to wring their constituents of every last coin to fund their wargame fantasies Read Full Article at ...
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With the US threatening to downgrade its commitment to Nato, Europe has little choice but to dig deep and build more weaponry ...
Trump’s final favour to Europe is to hasten the post-Brexit rapprochement between the EU and the UK. Keir Starmer and ...
Having declared a national emergency on the first day of his administration, the newly sworn-in American president Donald ...
Trump's policies have unintentionally strengthened European unity, pushing the EU toward joint defense spending, common debt ...
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Esmond Birnie: T he economic impact of Donald Trump's return as US president looks dire for both Northern Ireland and AmericaThere once was a US president, JED Bartlet, who had a Nobel Prize in Economics. He, alas, was a fictional character in the ...
Economist, politician and the former Greek finance minister welcomed the easing of the German debt brake but believes that ...
The Financial Times columnist Gillian Tett discusses what Trump’s plan to ‘detox’ the economy is actually meant to achieve.
Absent the institutions to enact military Keynesianism, the only way Europe can rearm is by shifting funds from its crumbling ...
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