Posted by Matt in November 26th, 2008 |
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Economy,
Financial,
Banking,
Banks,
Bleak Winter,
Collapse,
Consumer Price Inflation,
Currency,
Economic Contraction,
Faces,
Headaches,
Iceland,
Importers,
Island Iceland,
Tough Times,
Unemployment
The crisis involved the collapse of Iceland’s banks and currency. The banks are slowly being rebuilt, but the crown has effectively ceased trading, creating headaches for importers.
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Whether the currency is stabilised quickly or not, a bleak winter looms. Annual consumer price inflation exceeds 17 percent and is at its highest since 1990. Unemployment is set [...]
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Posted by Matt in September 17th, 2008 |
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War,
Anger,
Bias,
Brink,
Catalysts,
climate change,
Disasters,
Doom,
Faces,
Global Crises,
Global Media,
Milestone Events,
Military Superiority,
Misinformation,
Momentum,
Opposing Forces,
Pearl-Harbor,
Polarization,
scenarios,
Third World War,
World War Iii
People normally do not think of doom scenarios until they happen. This was true of Pearl Harbor and 9/11. Repeated warnings and mounting evidence were ignored in the highest places. In this same way, nobody thinks of the possibility of World war III until perhaps it suddenly blows up in our faces, if it will.
This [...]
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Posted by Matt in July 16th, 2008 |
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China,
Energy,
Brink,
China Provinces,
Coal Prices,
Coal Shortage,
Dozens,
Electricity Tariffs,
Faces,
Government Set,
Losses,
Peak Summer Season,
Power Plants,
Power Shortage,
Shortfall
China faces its worst power shortage in at least four years as soaring coal prices and government-set electricity tariffs force dozens of small power plants to shut rather than face mounting losses.
Almost half of China’s provinces have started to ration electricity as the country enters the peak summer season, facing what analysts describe as its [...]
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Posted by Matt in July 12th, 2008 |
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Europe,
China,
Cuba,
Europe,
Europeans,
Faces,
Interceptor Missiles,
Iran,
Iran Nuclear,
Military Capabilities,
Missile Defense System,
Missile Threat,
Missiles In Cuba,
Nuclear Missiles,
Nuclear Programs,
Rogue State,
Rogue States,
Russia,
Russian Nuclear Missile,
Venezuela
How would we like it if Russia placed interceptor missiles in Cuba or Venezuela? That question is disingenuous. Both Russia and China have been quietly helping Iran with its missile and nuclear programs. And now they’re mad that we actually want to protect ourself from a rogue state that they’ve been helping for years. That’s [...]
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Posted by Matt in July 10th, 2008 |
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U.S.,
Dams,
Face,
Faces,
Global,
Global Power,
Greatest Challenge,
Highest Grossing Movies,
Innovation,
Power Shifts,
Tallest Buildings,
Unexpected Places,
United States
Wealth and innovation are bubbling up in the most unexpected places. The tallest buildings, the biggest dams, the highest grossing movies, some of the most advanced technologies: they’re all being created outside of the United States. It’s called “the rise of the rest”, and as global power shifts, Washington will face its greatest challenge: it’ll [...]
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Posted by Matt in July 9th, 2008 |
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Energy,
Europe,
Bota,
Brussels Belgium,
Bulgaria,
Cooperation Agreement,
Dependance,
Dependence,
Eligible Costs,
Erzurum,
Faces,
Feasibility Study,
Gas Pipeline,
Giuseppe Verdi,
Hub,
Hungary,
Italian Libretto,
Mile Pipeline,
Nabucco,
Nabucco Pipeline,
Natural Gas Hub,
Natural Gas Pipeline,
Nebuchadnezzar,
Obstacles,
Omv,
Pipeline Project,
Romania,
Russian Natural Gas,
Solera,
Strasbourg France,
Tower Of Babel,
Turkey,
Western Europe
A 2,000-mile pipeline envisioned as a way to lessen Western Europe’s dependence on Russian natural gas is being threatened by escalating costs, missed deadlines and uncertain supply.
The project, known as Nabucco, is behind schedule, with a start date expected to be pushed back from next year to 2010. Recent reports indicate that the cost of [...]
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