Radhika Desai
Director at Geopolitical Economy Research Group
Professor, University of Manitoba Director, Geopolitical Economy Research Group
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2 weeks ago |
scheerpost.com | Radhika Desai |Michael Hudson |Mick Dunford
By Radhika Desai, Michael Hudson and Mick Dunford / Geopolitical Economy ReportWill US President Donald Trump be the tipping point for the dollar system? Even Western financial outlets now warn of the beginning of the end of dollar dominance. To discuss in this episode of Geopolitical Economy Hour, political economist Radhika Desai is joined by economist Michael Hudson and economic geographer Mick Dunford. RADHIKA DESAI: Will Trump prove to be the tipping point for the dollar system?
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2 weeks ago |
news.cgtn.com | Radhika Desai
Editor's note: Radhika Desai, a special commentator on current affairs for CGTN, is a professor of political studies at the University of Manitoba in Canada. The article reflects the author's opinions and not necessarily the views of CGTN. Nearly a century ago, Franklin D.
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2 weeks ago |
geopoliticaleconomy.com | Radhika Desai
Will US President Donald Trump be the tipping point for the dollar system? Even Western financial outlets now warn of the beginning of the end of dollar dominance. To discuss in this episode of Geopolitical Economy Hour, political economist Radhika Desai is joined by economist Michael Hudson and economic geographer Mick Dunford. You can find more episodes of Geopolitical Economy Hour here. RADHIKA DESAI: Will Trump prove to be the tipping point for the dollar system?
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1 month ago |
globaltimes.cn | Radhika Desai
One World Trade Center, or the Freedom Tower, stands in the distance from Port Liberty on April 10, 2025 in Bayonne, New Jersey, the US. Photo: VCG The US shocked the world by announcing sweeping "reciprocal tariffs" on all trading partners on April 2. However, less than a week later, it announced an immediate 90-day tariff pause for many countries and exclusions for steep reciprocal tariffs to some categories of products including smartphones, computers and some other electronics.
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1 month ago |
reporteasia.com | Radhika Desai
“Loco”, “demente” e “insano” son los calificativos que más se repiten entre los comentaristas al intentar describir los aranceles que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, impuso el pasado 2 de abril, día que él mismo denominó “Día de la Liberación”. La aplicación de un arancel del 25 % sobre automóviles y autopartes, junto con un arancel fijo del 10 % para la mayoría de los países —independientemente de si tienen o no superávit comercial con EE.
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a powerfully insightful discussion between two of a handful of the most authoritative voices on Palestine and Iran, the two eyes of the storm that is imperial policy in the West Asia and North Africa region.... https://t.co/MYXvztYs19 via @YouTube
Trump's Tariffs as Class War against his own base... Trump administration's tariff tempest: Method or madness? https://t.co/1F5nEASucD via @cgtnofficial
I was on a panel on Trump's Tariffs and I explained how the Tariffs are part of a class war against working people and how Trump is not 'transactional' but a Mafioso.... https://t.co/J4z2RibZes