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New Malthusians are wrong: a rich world needs less energy than once feared
An untruth has led us to believe net zero is near impossible
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Gold is sniffing out monetary and geopolitical dystopia
‘Never seen before’ levels of buying could be the makings of a war chest
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The ECHR has become the enforcer for neo-Maoist green guards
Lawfare guerrillas behind the avalanche of climate litigation have found a killer weapon
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Britain is on the mend while France and Italy head for trouble
The long grind of retrenchments awaits as Macron and Meloni mania comes to an end
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Central banks cannot fight recession and a credit bubble at the same time
Financial elite risk pushing the global economy into a stubbornly long downturn
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Centenarian ‘blue zones’: a paradise too good to be true?
Pockets of extreme longevity seem to coincide with patterns of fraud, theft and abuse
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The Bank of England risks pushing Britain into a depression
The political elite’s status quo is intolerable – we need a path out of this death trap
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Russia is losing the economic war: the West must not lose its nerve now
Despite a whiff of 1938 defeatism in Munich, nobody should be fooled by Putin’s fantasies
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If you want to keep Brexit, pray for a Biden victory in November
A second dose of Trump’s isolationism will push the UK into Brussels’ embrace
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This is the year the world’s green juggernaut becomes unstoppable
The greatest economic growth story since the industrial revolution has crossed a critical threshold
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Germany is not the sick man of Europe: it is time to take a punt on Deutschland Inc
Country’s leaders are facing down their economic problems with Teutonic determination
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Labour should proclaim its £28bn green plan from the rooftops
Starmer should not shy away from trying to lift the UK out of its bad equilibrium
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The Bank’s blunders will send Britain into deflation
Britain’s monetary elite are hedging against the wrong risk
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Europe’s war on farmers is playing with Eurosceptic fire
We don’t need agricultural ‘degrowth’ to decarbonise the economy
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Electric cars cannot save China from another shock
The country is in even worse trouble now than it was 16 years ago
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Sunak has subcontracted Britain’s primary steel production to Macron
Timidity and lack of ambition are behind the nation’s most recent fumble
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