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24 Oct, 2026

VERON. Macro View No. 10: The Divergence. Why Oil Is Rising While Bitcoin Is Falling — and What It Says About the New System

VERON. MACRO VIEW. ISSUE No. 10 THE DIVERGENCE: WHY OIL IS RISING WHILE BITCOIN IS FALLING — AND WHAT IT TELLS US ABOUT THE NEW SYSTEM Date: October 23, 2026 PROLOGUE: THE MORNING THAT...

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21 Oct, 2026

Memorandum. Volume II. Debts, the Club and Rights. Classification of Countries in the Global Debt Architecture

MEMORANDUM. VOLUME II DEBT, THE CLUB AND RIGHTS: CLASSIFYING COUNTRIES WITHIN THE GLOBAL DEBT ARCHITECTURE PART 3. THE INTERSECTION: ENERGY vs. DEBT 3.1. The Fundamental Contradiction Energy is a physical resource. It cannot be...

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5 Oct, 2026

Security as Illusion: Why Institutionalization Makes Crypto a Target | SforNews

VERON. MACROVIEW. ISSUE No. 7 SECURITY AS ILLUSION: WHY INSTITUTIONALIZATION MAKES CRYPTO A TARGET September 2026 became the worst month of the year for the crypto industry. Across 55 major attacks, hackers stole about...

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14 Jul, 2026

Global Capital Flows 2026: New World Map & Millionaire Migration

GLOBAL CAPITAL FLOWS IN 2026: A NEW MAP OF THE WORLD The global economy in 2026 is not drifting — it is restructuring. Behind the stable growth of foreign direct investment (FDI) lies a...

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14 Jul, 2026

Capital Flight from Russia: Anatomy of Illusions & Shadow Schemes

CAPITAL FLIGHT FROM RUSSIA: A LONG HISTORY, A COMPLEX DIAGNOSIS In the debate on capital flight, at least two main realities collide, each describing its part of a complex picture: mainstream economists (Tabakh, Kopeikin,...