class analysis
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Europe Is Being Made Poor on Purpose

Why your wages buy less, your factories are closing, and the talk of war keeps growing How a rentier oligarchy extracts wealth through the cost of financing, deindustrialises its own productive base, and prepares populations for conflict over the world’s resource-rich periphery Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The economic condition of the advanced capitalist states… Continue reading
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Who Owns Your Country?

How privatisation and tax cuts turned public assets into private fortunes, and taxpayers into interest-payers for a creditor class Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The fiscal position of the advanced capitalist state has undergone a transformation whose distributional consequences are rarely stated in the terms they require. World Inequality Lab data record that net public… Continue reading
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The Country That Builds Things Wins

Why steel, ships and electricity matter more than the GDP figures on the evening news Purchasing power parity (PPP), manufacturing capacity, and electricity generation reveal a different hierarchy from the one that financial markets and broadcast media present. Editorial Analysis | October 2026 China is winning. It must be argued that an economy consists of… Continue reading
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The Diesel Deal and the Fracturing of the Atlantic Order

How a single phone call between Putin and Trump exposed the collapse of NATO unity, the desperation of the American energy crisis, and the emergence of a multipolar diplomatic architecture that bypasses the institutions of Western hegemony Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The ninety-minute telephone conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on the evening… Continue reading
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American Elections Cannot End the Wars That Corporate Power Requires

The United States has not suspended intelligence sharing with Ukraine, the war in Ukraine is a proxy war against Russia that began in 2014 and continues to escalate, and the midterm elections are scripted performances designed to prevent the public from recognising the corporate interests that actually determine policy Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The… Continue reading
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Washington Expands Its Proxy War in West Asia Whilst Retaining Its Grip on Iraq

The withdrawal was a repositioning. The burden-sharing network and new alliance of proxies is the real story as the war on multipolarism expands. Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The withdrawal of United States military forces from Iraq on 30 September 2026 has been presented by officials in Washington as the conclusion of a wartime mission… Continue reading
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How the United States Is Using Proxies to Destroy the AI Infrastructure of Its Rivals

The strikes on Yandex facilities in Russia reveal a strategic campaign to degrade the technological foundations of multipolar competitors while the Atlantic alliance fractures and the diesel deal buys time for further aggression Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The United States is directing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian data centres as part of a systematic… Continue reading



