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Interceptions: The Supreme Court's

Interceptions: The Supreme Court's "double jeopardy"

In the wiretapping case, it is not only the case itself that is being judged. It is, above all, the authority of the judiciary. And when two levels of the judiciary appear to be in conflict as to whether or not the investigation should continue, the issue ceases to be a procedural one. It becomes institutional.

Stocks are defying history so far

Stocks are defying history so far

The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, the price of oil continues to rise, and aircraft fuel shortages in Europe are a fact of life. However, stocks don't seem to be afraid with the S&P 500 index at all-time highs despite the negative history of the midterm elections.

How Israel gets its oil through the... Turkey

How Israel gets its oil through the... Turkey

Greek shipowners and the Turkish authorities are feeding Israel's war machine according to a report in the Spanish newspaper El País. How they are breaking the embargo imposed by Ankara. By Takis Michas.

Which tool can drastically reduce red loans

Which tool can drastically reduce red loans

How the institution of "reverse mortgages" works. Because they can directly reduce non-performing loans in the private sector. By Professor Miltiadis Nektarios.

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Trump's "excursion" and the tremors in Tehran

The White House is said to prefer to overthrow the theocratic regime from within, counting on the discontent of parts of the military elite. By Ath. Χ. Papandropoulos.

How Russia "inspires" Trump's "authoritarian democracy"

The attempt of the American president to impose a new type of authoritarian model on the USA. What does the attempt mean for the post-war Western rule of law. By Ath. Χ. Papandropoulos.

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