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7. 1. 2021 No Responses

France Seeks Exit Strategy From Mali After 8 Years Of Fighting

Eight years into France’s campaign in Mali, Paris is looking for an exit strategy and is expected to announce a troop drawdown soon, according to a report from AFP. “[France] faces tough choices over how to keep pursuing Islamist extremists without becoming bogged down...

3. 1. 2021 No Responses

Russia will soon test Sarmat ICBM

Russian strategic forces will soon test Sarmat ICBM capable of beating any defenses. Russia is planning to conduct “in the near future” flight tests of its new intercontinental ballistic missile, which it says is capable of beating any defense systems....

26. 12. 2020 No Responses

Galloping Inflation Trend – U.S. Money Supply M1

Galloping–inflation of the U.S. dollar is now becoming obvious to a growing cohort of investors. It is driven by factors on both sides of bank balance sheets, with evidence that large depositors are reducing their term deposits and increasing their...

25. 12. 2020 No Responses

Khazars celebrated Christmas – by bombing Syria

One of the most brutal regime of the modern era – Khazarian Zionist entity, launched missiles from a position not too far from Lebanon’s Tripoli city towards Masyaf region in Hama, adding that the army confronted the aggression and shot down most.....

21. 12. 2020 No Responses

What’s Inside The $900BN Stimulus Bill

Briefly: Billions for corporations, $600 for peasants. With the latest, $900 billion covid-stimulus deal now done, attention turns to what’s actually in it. First: the good news – the bill will include a fresh round of benefits for small businesse...

10. 12. 2020 No Responses

Chinese Digital Currency Gets A Boost

If an official digital yuan was adopted, it would give Beijing a remarkable amount of information about what consumers are spending their money on. Last summer, the Chinese government launched a pilot program for a digital version of the yuan. The virtual c...

6. 12. 2020 No Responses

BoJ Is Now The Biggest Owner Of Japanese Stocks

Bank Of Japan Is Now The Biggest Owner Of Japanese Stocks With $434 Billion Portfolio. The combination of a state-run institution, the BOJ, and the country’s representative public pension fund, the GPIF, buying up local equities feels distorted. The Japanif...

20. 11. 2020 No Responses

Argentina Approves Wealth Tax On Millionaires

In an early glimpse of what wealth redistribution will look among developed nations in coming years, on Wednesday the lower house of Argentina’s Congress approved a bill seeking to raise 300 billion pesos ($3.75 billion) through a tax on the...

16. 11. 2020 No Responses

U.S. occupation forces have been spotted fleeing Syria

Syria exit in progress. U.S. convoys seen withdrawing from northeast Syria to Iraq. The US Army withdrew a number of its vehicles and soldiers from eastern Syria towards the northern region of Iraq, while it imposed a security cordon around a...

31. 10. 2020 No Responses

Slovakia Aims To Test All 5 Million Citizens In New Approach To Combating Pandemic

After beating the first wave, brave Slovakia is trying to make sure it doesn’t see a second. The small Central European nation of Slovakia, which was one of the last countries in Europe to confirm its first COVID-19 case thanks...

12. 10. 2020 No Responses

China held a $1.5 million lottery to test a new digital fiat currency

China is taking its digital fiat currency tests to a new level by giving away more than 10 million yuan ($1.5 million) in a new lottery. The state-run People’s Bank of China gave 50,000 randomly selected citizens a “red packet” worth...

8. 10. 2020 No Responses

FED’s Neel Kashkari Says Another $3.5 Trillion In Another QE Needed

Earlier yesterday, in response to Neel Kashkari’s CNBC interview in which the Minneapolis Fed president said “I don’t see any moral hazard here” when asked if the Fed’s massive liquidity injections have blown a bubble, here is a c...

7. 10. 2020 No Responses

Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers

The German Defence Ministry wants to start fresh on a new heavy transport helicopter after finding that offers from American firms Boeing and Lockheed Martin for the Chinook and the King Stallion, respectively, were too expensive, officials announced Tuesday. ...

5. 10. 2020 No Responses

ECB Trademarks “Digital Euro”, Is Preparing a Digital Currency Launch

Although commercial banks have shown fanatical opposition to all digital currencies, the ECB is now the leader. As the world obsesses over Trump’s taxes or whether or not he is using oxygen during his covid hospitalization, the biggest overhaul in...

24. 9. 2020 No Responses

The FED Is Preparing To Deposit “Digital Dollars” Directly To “Each American”

Legislation has proposed that each American have an account at the FED in which digital dollars could be deposited, as liabilities of the Federal Reserve Banks, which could be used for emergency payments. Over the past decade, the one common...

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