Ten years after the world first glimpsed the Panama Papers, the shadow empire of the super-rich is no less formidable. New analysis from Oxfam reveals a staggering truth: the untaxed wealth hidden offshore by the richest 0.1 percent now exceeds the combined wealth of the poorest 4.1 billion people on Earth. That’s not a statistic—it’s a moral indictment.
Trillions Hidden, Humanity Starving: The Super-Rich vs. the Rest of Us
Hundreds of millionaires are trying to escape the US
buying golden visa …
A new report from EAPN: a new political ambition is necessary, not to reduce poverty but to eradicate it!
A remarkable consensus on social rights is emerging as Europe’s answer to inequality, democratic backsliding and geopolitical upheaval.
Social Rights: The Idea Whose Time Has Come? – Social Europe
Despite lacking both evidence and theory, many economists claim trade liberalisation accelerates development. But only a few economies have gained many jobs from external market access.
Most economies have experienced greater deindustrialisation and food insecurity, besides deepening their vulnerability to recent tariff threats
Trade Liberalisation Undermines Development | Inter Press Service
The report reveals both the concentration of illicit flows in the region’s largest economies and some striking outliers among smaller states. Cumulatively over 2013 to 2022, the Western Hemisphere’s trade gaps totaled roughly $3.64 trillion.
Political choices, not economic forces alone, have shaped the future prospects of the Social Security system.
Across America, billionaires and their minions are working to defeat a proposed ballot measure in California that would marginally tax the assets of the ultra-rich. The initiative would use the proceeds to ensure that millions of low-income residents can remain on the state’s Medicaid program.
By George Monbiot – at the corer of all our problems!
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