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The martyrs of democracy will haunt us in 2025

2024 is an election year like no other But the outcome of the elections won’t matter Losing loser’s consent will wreak havoc in 2025 In…

The radioactive revolution has begun

People have had enough of climate alarmism Green energy is leaving millions without the energy they want Nuclear power is booming and uranium is soaring…

Nuclear horse and cart won’t save the EU now

The UK’s surprising uranium project What might nuclear fuel be used for…? The politics of 2024 will rival 2016 It’s no wonder that the world…

Are you afraid of Dutch chrysanthemums, Brexiteers?

The eurozone is experiencing Brexit’s worst forecasts The European Medicines Agency is paying the price What is Brexit’s Covid-free counterfactual? It’s no wonder that the…

The week in review according to the Iron Lady

Margaret Thatcher reviews this week’s news… from 1999 China and Russia remain the key geopolitical opponents The UK still has the opportunity of divergence from…

Autumn Statement or Black Friday sale spruiker?

A tax cut that increases the tax burden?! De-banking Down Under style Who’s to blame for inflation? With Nigel Farage digesting all sorts of things…

If Russia can escape sanctions, who’s next?

Russia has successfully evaded Western sanctions Other countries are now willing to openly oppose the West Ukraine and Israel are symptoms of a bigger trend…

What does the stock market think of the vaccines now?

Vaccine makers’ share prices are plunging Italy’s debt is under review US mortgage rates are beyond dangerously high It’s no wonder that the world needs…

Welcome to a multi-polar world, investors

The attacks on Israel are part of a broader trend Housing policy is the key political issue of 2024, but the key parties are indistinguishable…

The dire state of euro-area bank and sovereign credit

How much debt are euro-area financial institutions carrying? Economic stagnation looms Bob Lyddon explains the challenges the euro area faces to survive It’s no wonder that…

Turning points for Brexit, housing and net zero?

Is Rishi Sunak’s housing plan a Brexit success? How far will house prices fall? Blade Runners versus net zero It was a week of turning…

Brexit causes a recession… in the eurozone?

It’s no wonder that the world needs a way out of the politicisation of everything. A place where your wealth could be secure from the…

The end of Covid emergency measures will unleash familiar emergencies

The Covid era allowed governments to paper over a long list of imminent crises. Extreme fiscal policy kept economies on life support. Extreme monetary policy…

Will hidden liabilities bring down the euro?

An advertisement changed my life. While working as an investment strategist on Wall Street in 1993, I came across a similar position advertised in The…

A fantasyland of endless debt, cut carbon and EU power… or bitcoin?

Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are back with a vengeance. And you won’t win any awards for guessing why… The banking crisis has reminded us just how…

The fall of net zero and the securing of Brexit

Amidst all the political, economic and financial chaos engulfing us, there is cause for cautious optimism. Two causes, actually. Net zero is stumbling badly in…

What if the European Central Bank goes bust?

Today’s edition of Fortune & Freedom is a little quote heavy. Because I’m not entirely sure you’d believe what I’ve got to say if I…

Nigel Farage: 15-minute cities are about control, not convenience

What could possibly be wrong with living in a place that is so convenient you don’t need to use your car? The 15-minute city concept…

Is the energy crisis over, or just beginning?

Tomorrow I’ll be recording a video with our energy expert James Allen. I’ll ask him whether the energy crisis is over, or just beginning. We’ll…

How immigration will save us from Europe’s demographic debtpocalypse

All around the developed world, something unprecedented throughout history is happening. Thanks to demographic change, populations are beginning their long-term decline. This creates a set…