World domination requires the will to power - and in a different way than Friedrich Nietzsche understood it. Religion can play an important role in this. But what happens when it fades?

The cause of the financialization of the economy lies in the low interest rate policy of the central banks. This is shown in a new study by the McKinsey Global Institute.

Since the euro crisis, the Latin European countries have converted the European Monetary Union to their economic culture. The "liraisation" of the euro is likely to be irreversible. Euro countries that prefer a hard currency could realise this by cre ...

While the European Union is preoccupied with itself with costly "reconstruction programmes" after the Corona crisis and loftily proclaimed "Green New Deals" for climate protection ("man-on-the-moon-moment"), a change in the world that has been going ...

When Keynes, inspired by the Great Depression of the 1930s, developed his theory, it was perhaps forgivable that he completely ignored money creation by banks. Today, however, ignoring the role of banks leads to blatant misconceptions.

Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union lists "the rule of law" as one of the values on which the Union is founded. It likes to adorn itself with this. But the adornment is fading and the hypocrisy is increasing.