America's stimulus-powered economic growth peaked in 2021, principally powered by stimulus “income”; the economy “grew” at a remarkable 5.8%. However, this was achieved by increasing the Government Deficit by nearly 10%, a mountain of debt the interest of which must now be paid.

America's stimulus-powered economic growth peaked in 2021. Powered principally by stimulus “income,” the economy “grew” at a remarkable 5.8%. But this was achieved by increasing the Government Deficit by nearly 10%, a mountain of debt, the interest of which must now be paid.

America's stimulus-powered economic growth peaked in 2021, powered principally by stimulus “income”, the economy “grew” at a remarkable 5.8%. But this was achieved by increasing the Government Deficit by nearly 10%, a mountain of debt the interest of which must now be paid.

British Gas is one of Britain’s largest natural gas companies, and soon, they discovered one of the most important fields in their history. By BG’s estimate, just 22 miles offshore from Gaza, at least one trillion cubic feet of natural Gas.

British Gas is one of Britain’s largest natural gas companies, and soon, they discovered one of the most important fields in their history. By BG’s estimate, just 22 miles offshore from Gaza, at least one trillion cubic feet of natural Gas.

British Gas is one of Britain’s largest natural gas companies, and soon, they discovered one of the most important fields in their history. By BG’s estimate, just 22 miles offshore from Gaza, at least one trillion cubic feet of natural Gas.

British Gas is one of Britain’s largest natural gas companies, and soon, they discovered one of the most important fields in their history. By BG’s estimate, just 22 miles offshore from Gaza, at least one trillion cubic feet of natural Gas.

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to Beijing this week to meet with Chinese Leader Xi Jinping in what was expected to be a perfunctory meeting between the two leaders of the Global South. Most analysts did not expect this meeting to be much more than part of the newly re-elected Putin's world tour, a perfunctory greeting to Russia's most important ally.

We were wrong!

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to Beijing this week to meet with Chinese Leader Xi Jinping in what was expected to be a perfunctory meeting between the two leaders of the Global South. Most analysts did not expect this meeting to be much more than part of the newly re-elected Putin's world tour, a perfunctory greeting to Russia's most important ally.

We were wrong!

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to Beijing this week to meet with Chinese Leader Xi Jinping in what was expected to be a perfunctory meeting between the two leaders of the Global South. Most analysts did not expect this meeting to be much more than part of the newly re-elected Putin's world tour, a perfunctory greeting to Russia's most important ally.

We were wrong!