IMF Archives - Foreign Policy Journal

Chinese Prospects Amid US Trade Wars

Oct 15, 2018 | News & Analysis, Asia Pacific, Economy & Business, US

As US trade war damage is spreading, markets reflect an elusive calm before a potential storm.

Genocide of the Greek Nation

Aug 21, 2018 | Viewpoints, Economy & Business, Europe

The declaration that the Greek crisis is over just means that there’s nothing left to extract from the Greek people for the interest of the foreign banks.

China’s Economy at the 19th Party Congress

Oct 27, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Economy & Business, News & Analysis

Under Xi Jinping, the average citizen has seen their personal wealth increase while witnessing China’s assumption of a prominent role on the world stage.

Why US Reengagement Is Critical to Zimbabwe’s Debt Arrears Clearance Strategy

Mar 4, 2016 | News & Analysis, Africa

It is not likely that Zimbabwe’s debt arrears clearance plan will succeed without the support of the U.S.

The Evil Empire Has the World in a Death Grip

Feb 24, 2016 | Economy & Business, Reviews, US, Viewpoints

Today the only difference between capitalism and gangsterism is that capitalism has succeeded in legalizing its gangsterism.

The Truth About BRICS

Aug 21, 2015 | News & Analysis, Regions, US

James Corbett discusses whether BRICS is truly a ‘resistance’ organization and how we can fight back against the powers that be.

Greece: Sound and Fury Signifying Much

Jul 15, 2015 | Europe, Viewpoints

The austerity agreements serve as a cover for the looting of the Greek people.

BRICS Development Bank an Instrument for Globalization

Jul 14, 2015 | Asia Pacific, Essays

Is the BRICS development bank being established as an act of rebellion against the existing world financial order?

Israel’s Courtship of African Countries: An Emotional Thing

Jul 7, 2015 | Africa, Middle East, News & Analysis

It is becoming increasingly obvious that elected African leaders have been neutralized as players on the world stage.

Greece Again Can Save the West

Jul 3, 2015 | Economy & Business, Europe, Viewpoints

Washington is brewing armageddon. But Greece can save us.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s Concern for the Poor Got Him Destroyed

Nov 28, 2014 | Economy & Business, Europe, Viewpoints

Dominique Strauss-Kahn opposed making ordinary poor citizens pay for the mistakes of reckless and greedy banksters.

The Brussels Embargo on Russia Will Hurt Europe More

Nov 8, 2014 | Asia Pacific, Europe, News & Analysis

Sanctions are all the rage nowadays in Europe’s Russia policy. Wrecked by the economic crisis, Europe’s priorities have been to implement low-budget solutions to counter Moscow’s threats. Instead of multi-billion euro pledges to...