Sep 6, 2019
The road is paved for a historic shake-up in the world economy
Nima Maleki
There's declining support for the global U.S. financial system because of growing structural problems and changing balance of forces.
Nima Maleki
Nima Maleki is a policy analyst and consultant, currently the Director of Research and Community Engagement for the not-for-profit Maple Key. His writings focus on international relations and the impact of philosophy on politics and art. Nima is also studying communication, philosophy and politics at the European Graduate School.
Aug 13, 2018
The moral economy and the struggle for a good life
Nima Maleki
Much of the world's population struggles for basic necessities. Adequately paid jobs, housing, food, clean drinking water, and health-care are not reaching many who need it. But, why is that?
Jul 12, 2018
The power of concentrated wealth vs. working people
Nima Maleki
There's a particular logic of authorized power at play within most societies the world over. Wage, work and union activity are impacted by it, as shown in recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
Aug 22, 2012
Creation of cheap labour a means to profits: Marikana mineworkers massacre in South Africa
Nima Maleki
A long history of private profits from South Africa's abundant mineral deposits has marched arm in arm with generations of cheap labour.
Aug 21, 2012
Workers action at South Africa's Marikana mine
Nima Maleki
Workers at one of the world's largest platinum mines take action for better work conditions despite corporate and police resistance leading to the death of dozens.
Jun 11, 2010
Russia's presidential tag team continues, the U.S. plans to build new military sites in Central Asia and China's growth hastens
Nima Maleki
Putin says he has his eye on Russia's presidency, while the military and economic competition in Central Asia continues between the U.S., Russia and China.
Jun 10, 2010
Israel threatens China, Iran barred from the SCO and Israeli document calls Gaza blockade 'economic warfare'
Nima Maleki
Israel dances with war threats against Iran, while a jet set Ahmadinejad deals with sanctions and rejection to join one of Asia's most prestigious clubs.
Jun 10, 2010
New sanctions on Iran, it's an old story that started in 1951
Nima Maleki
The latest sanctions imposed on Iran are far short of the toughest it has faced in its modern history.
Jun 8, 2010
Israeli spy station in Turkey aimed at Iran; the Gaza aid flotilla; and China benefits from Iran sanctions
Nima Maleki
Iran might gain greater security from espionage as Turkey distances itself from Israel, while China reaps the rewards of U.S.-led sanctions against Iran.
Jun 4, 2010
Israel's attack of aid ships in international waters strains relations within NATO
Nima Maleki
NATO members wonder if the alliance is truly focused on mutual support or if it is an instrument of U.S. foreign policy as the organization struggles to adapt to a changing world.
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