By Bastián Romero* (Opinion) There was a time before the second half of the 19th century when private banks in the United States would issue their own currencies, known as banknotes. These banknotes would work under individual state banking laws, but people would still trade using banknotes from multiple states. Some banknotes, however, were more […]
The sanction of the governor of Sao Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), on Wednesday (Feb. 15), to the bill that prohibits the requirement of proof of vaccination against Covid-19 for access to public and private places in the state was not integral. But even though the governor vetoed six of the nine articles of the […]
By Horst Teubert and Dr. Peer Heinelt Complaints about a lack of “European autonomy” and calls for increasing national military budgets beyond the two percent limit have dominated the debate in the run-up to this year’s Munich Security Conference, which began Friday, Feb. 17. Whereas in past years, the demand for independent power politics on […]
