Yves Smith is a journalist who writes for Naked Capitalism, focusing on economic and political issues. With a critical perspective, Yves delves into topics such as financial privacy, government policies, and global events, providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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Rare glimpse of ‘ghostly' neutrino fog detected by dark matter experiments in a first Interesting Engineering
By: Lambert Strether, Yves Smith
“You have to take into account that you may not be able to pay by debit card for a longer period of time,” notes the Dutch National Bank. “Then you have to have cash under the mattress, or be able to pay with QR codes.”
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Yves here. This article intriguingly suggests that Ukraine might be well served to be far more selective about rebuilding than its government and backers see as desirable.
Republican ideals have evolved over millennia. Modern republics face challenges in upholding their foundational principles.
Yves here. This is an elegant and persuasive analysis that shows how foreign aid donations reflect donor state self-interest.
By: Yves Smith, Conor Gallagher, Lambert Strether
For the EU, fake crises like the Russia threat and Trump abandoning NATO mean more giveaways to (mostly US) weapons companies.
One of Trump' inflation-cutting plans, more shale production to lower energy prices, is not going to get strong uptake from the industry.
By: Yves Smith
The Wall Street Journal shows how Medicare Advantage plans curb care to sick seniors, leading many to switch to traditional Medicare
By: Yves Smith
A discussion of what BRICS might be when it grows up and what that could mean for the EU
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