Levent Gürses In October, inflation rose by 2.55 per cent, while annual inflation stood at 32.87 per cent, falling well short of targets. Inflation appears to have stubbornly settled in…
Osman Şenkul The regions of Wales, Scotland and Sussex in England are known as areas where industrialisation spread rapidly in the late 18th century and the first half of the…
Noam Chomsky We are meeting at a remarkable moment, a moment that is, in fact, unique in human history, a moment both ominous in portent and bright with hopes for…
Chris Skinner Over the last decade or so, there’s been a big rise of Greentech and Green Fintech. Unfortunately, the banking industry isn’t listening. I wrote a book about it,…
Levent Gürses Poverty is increasing at an incredible rate. Inflation, which has persisted for years and cannot be brought below 30%, is the sole cause of this impoverishment… The state…
Osman Şenkul Dr Manuel Sá Valente from the University of Minho in Portugal, under the supervision of Axel Gosseries, Bruno Verbeek, Walter Lesch, Serena Olsaretti, Anca Gheaus, and Vincent Vandenberghe,…
J. Doyne Farmer In the criminal justice system, decisions about when and how long to detain individuals have historically been made by others, such as judges and parole boards. However,…
#16 October 2025/ Call to Action from La Via Campesina People’s Food Sovereignty Action Day Against Multinational Corporations Let’s Unite, Let’s Grow Solidarity, Let’s Harvest Food Sovereignty. Systemic Transformation Now…
Levent Gürses Despite the astonishing data on poverty and the fact that the government should be spending tax revenues on social policies for the broad masses, it has been revealed…
Osman Şenkul Although the ancient Greeks contributed many inventions to the modern world, there is one thing we certainly did not borrow from them: their tax systems. In the ancient…
We are heading for world leadership with stubborn inflation settling at 33% for four months
Levent Gürses In October, inflation rose by 2.55 per cent, while annual inflation stood at 32.87 per cent, falling well short of targets. Inflation appears to have stubbornly settled in…
Could Luddism from two centuries ago be this era’s Internationalism?
Osman Şenkul The regions of Wales, Scotland and Sussex in England are known as areas where industrialisation spread rapidly in the late 18th century and the first half of the…
Internationalism or extinction
Noam Chomsky We are meeting at a remarkable moment, a moment that is, in fact, unique in human history, a moment both ominous in portent and bright with hopes for…
Bankers and climate change: A disaster waiting to happen?
Chris Skinner Over the last decade or so, there’s been a big rise of Greentech and Green Fintech. Unfortunately, the banking industry isn’t listening. I wrote a book about it,…
It is no longer the turn of those with low and fixed incomes to make sacrifices
Levent Gürses Poverty is increasing at an incredible rate. Inflation, which has persisted for years and cannot be brought below 30%, is the sole cause of this impoverishment… The state…
Ageing as equals – Distributive justice in retirement pensions
Osman Şenkul Dr Manuel Sá Valente from the University of Minho in Portugal, under the supervision of Axel Gosseries, Bruno Verbeek, Walter Lesch, Serena Olsaretti, Anca Gheaus, and Vincent Vandenberghe,…
Can courts safeguard fairness in an AI age?
J. Doyne Farmer In the criminal justice system, decisions about when and how long to detain individuals have historically been made by others, such as judges and parole boards. However,…
La Via Campesina
#16 October 2025/ Call to Action from La Via Campesina People’s Food Sovereignty Action Day Against Multinational Corporations Let’s Unite, Let’s Grow Solidarity, Let’s Harvest Food Sovereignty. Systemic Transformation Now…
As poverty reaches its peak, billions of lira in tax revenue are being foregone
Levent Gürses Despite the astonishing data on poverty and the fact that the government should be spending tax revenues on social policies for the broad masses, it has been revealed…
In Ancient Greece, paying taxes increased one’s prestige, but now the wealthy avoid it and the burden falls on the workers
Osman Şenkul Although the ancient Greeks contributed many inventions to the modern world, there is one thing we certainly did not borrow from them: their tax systems. In the ancient…