No sooner had Javier Milei won the congressional elections with the help of unprecedented American interference in the election campaign than the libertarians regained the upper hand and once again celebrated the Argentine president’s economic successes, which do not even exist. …
A 15-member scientific and political commission is currently beginning its work in Berlin with the aim of making proposals on whether and, if so, how the German debt brake can be reformed. Surprisingly, not one of the 15 people appointed by the Federal Minister of Finance has ever attempted to analyse and discuss the government’s debt balance as part of a larger context at the macroeconomic level in their scientific or political work. …
If that isn’t defeat, what is? French Prime Minister François Bayrou asked for the confidence of the National Assembly, and only 194 MPs gave him their confidence, while 364 said no. Just imagine: the head of a sitting government loses a vote of confidence, …
Norway held elections yesterday. However, hardly anyone in Germany and Europe is interested in this, as we know that the country has so much money in reserve (in its sovereign wealth fund) thanks to its rich oil and gas reserves that it no longer needs to worry about the future. …
