The largest default in history is back on the cards. As is the financial meltdown that would follow. What’s changed? Italy’s government is in crisis. A minor coalition partner resigned from the group, losing the current government its slim majority. And since the last election, the eurosceptics have gained a lot of ground in the […]
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[Editor’s note: Your usual editor Shae Russell is currently away on annual leave and will be back on deck next week. While she is away, we will continue to publish her most popular articles from 2020, this one is from 19 November.] Dear Reader, Throw me a question about gold. Go on. (No for reals. […]
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