Interview: The Car Industry’s Blind Spot in Xinjiang

Many major car companies know the risks, yet a Human Rights Watch report released last month showed that these companies – including General Motors, Volkswagen, Tesla, BYD and Toyota – failed to adequately tighten controls over their supply chains to eradicate forced labor-tainted aluminum. Why? China is more than an automotive manufacturing

Amid Genocide, EU Eyes More Trade With Israel.

Ursula von der Leyen sees genocide as a business opportunity.

Very Bad News About Digital IDs and Central Bank Digital Currencies

The European Parliament and Member States have just reached an agreement on the introduction of digital identity.

Voters are noticing renewables are not cheap and it’s making politicians re-think their strategy

A key claim of the green energy movement has long been that the intermittent “renewables” – wind and solar – provide the cheapest form of energy.  This is not true. Climate alarmists fail to include the cost of energy storage and/or backup, the costs of overbuilding, and the costs of additional

Oil Prices Soar to Highest Level in 10 Months, Threatening More Pain at the Pump

Oil prices moved sharply higher on Thursday as OPEC said it expected demand to remain high this year and next—and the Biden administration continued its policies smothering U.S.production.