Irwin Stelzer is a journalist who writes for The Times and New Statesman, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues, providing analysis and commentary on current events.
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Irwin Stelzer's coverage primarily focuses on the US economy, American politics, consumerism, international relations, and inflation. His articles often cite data and are opinion editorials with a significant focus on legal policy regulation.
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Alliance cannot count on a Trump-led America to join it in repelling Putin or a Biden-led America to free up social funds for the nation’s military
By: Irwin Stelzer
It will be weeks before we learn what Trump and his acolytes have in mind for Ukraine, and somewhat longer to learn what appellate courts have in store for him
Trump and Biden have slapped tariffs on imports, but Chinese manufacturers are routing goods and parts through third-party countries
Whoever wins this year’s election, the post-Second World War settlement has run its course and the US military may not ride to the rescue
The American economy grew at better than a three per cent annualised rate in the fourth quarter of last year. Early reports that retail sales had declined in January were revised to show an increase
The US Federal Reserve says monetary policy will be loosened despite unemployment coming in lower than expected and growth and inflation accelerating
By: Irwin Stelzer
Joe Biden is carrying on regardless of the evidence with his policies on illegal migration, climate change and fiscal giveaways as the economy runs hot
Forget about the coming election on November 5, 2024. That cake has already been baked. Two out of three registered voters hope we will never have the recipe for that cake again, to borrow a phrase
The US economy is booming but the price for that could be interest rates staying high as inflation refuses to be ‘transitory’ amid Joe Biden’s ‘fiscal incontinence’
Joe Biden or Donald Trump, the world’s policeman is no more and free trade will be consigned to the dustbin of history
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