Following growth in productivity of 0.9% in the three months to September the figure to December 2017 was 0.8% so at last the critical driver of wealth and higher wages is improving. Wages a... Read more
Many years ago I translated the following Background Report from the German journalists of german-foreign-policy, because it shows conclusively what this site and my books “Europe’s Fu... Read more
by Professor Arthur Noble Syria has become a potent symbol of US President Trump’s move towards the Neocon policies he rejected when he sought election. In November 2016 he warned that by at... Read more
In a recent fit of Russophobia Theresa May accused Russia of being an enemy seeking to undermine western values. In response Konstantin Kosachev, of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, said he... Read more
Charles Bausman, the editor-in-chief of Russia Insider, has chosen a path well-trodden: he decided to woo his audience by discovering the “Jewish origin” of today’s wars and tensions. Nothin... Read more
Professor Patrick Minford and his “Economists for Free Trade” have delivered a big blow to the Brexit bargaining power of the EU, the French President says France would probably vote for “Fr... Read more
NATO’s duplicity in its attacks on Russia and other states of Eastern Europe after the fall of the Berlin Wall have all the hallmarks of Hitler’s Europe (where he repeatedly said he had “no... Read more
In Greece a 32 year old Father of two small children committed suicide at Lechena. On 12th December in Zakynthos a well known 59-year-old entrepreneur was found hanged in a building by a res... Read more
Russia has had a good 2017, despite western sanctions, military provocations by NATO and the EU and the costs of the successful interventions in Syria. Interest rates have been cut and yet s... Read more
17th December 2017 https://soundcloud.com/radiosputnik/eastern-european-countries-are-politcally-the-most-opposed-to-the-policies-of-the-eu-r-atkinson East European countries politically aga... Read more
