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Debt Wars and the fate of Europe

The following article was written in 2013, still we believe that some of the main ideas underlying it remain even more relevant today, given...

Goldman Sachs and Eurogroup 2015: Kafka in the Room!

By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos March 17, 2020 In a previous article we argued that the Greek “bailout” program, the Loan Agreements and the “memorandum of understanding” imposed...

Eurogroup 2015: the birth of post-modern totalitarianism

By Dimitis Konstantakopoulos March 12, 2020 If there was a tribunal for crimes during peacetime similar to the Nuremberg Tribunal, one of the first cases to...

Greece: Drone soars over thousands of ‘NO’ protesters as referendum looms...

Ruptly’s drone captured thousands of people flooding Syntagma Square in Athens, Friday, in support of a ‘no’ vote in the upcoming bailout referendum. Greek...

No, the coronavirus is not responsible for the fall of stock...

By Eric Toussaint 5 March 2020 We are witnessing a big crisis in the stock markets of the Wall Street, Europe, Japan and Shanghai, and many...

Lebanon to Default on Eurobond Debt for First Time – Prime...

07.03.2020 On 6 March, Lebanon’s Financial Attorney General Ali Ibrahim imposed a ban on the asset management of 20 local banks, as well as on...

World Bank concerned about “global debt wave”

By Nick Beams 21 December 2019 World Bank research has pointed to a global wave of debt since 2010 that has led to developing countries...

Why’s Mike in Africa? Pompeo’s not visiting Senegal, Angola & Ethiopia...

By Darius Shahtahmasebi Feb.18, 2020 The US Secretary of State’s visit to Africa has more to do with China than anything else. After unveiling the first...

Argentine Senate approves law to renegotiate external debt

The law authorizes the Minister of Economy to renegotiate the conditions of the payment of the foreign debt taken during the administration of former...

New debt crisis in the South

by Milan Rivié 18 December 2019  Public external debt in countries of the South  is a source of concern, notably because of its dramatic increase...