The Daily Shaarli

All links of one day in a single page.

July 29, 2024

Sending unarmed responders instead of police: What we’ve learned
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There are more than 100 response teams nationwide, but experts say more research on their impact is needed.

The REIT-ification of housing
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Canadian Dimension | The financialization of housing is a result of policy choices made by successive federal and provincial governments over decades. The Federal Housing Advocate points to three major policy drivers: the retreat of the welfare state in Canada; the removal of rent control and tenant protections; and financial liberalization and deregulation.

Power Concedes Nothing Without a Demand: Peace in Korea and Northeast Asia Now!
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Monthly Review | In this forcefully argued piece, Dae-Han Song presents an overview of the past few decades of U.S. policy on the Korean Peninsula and its continued refusal to engage meaningfully with any peace process between the artificially separated North and South. The article ends with a series of demands that look toward a future of peace on the peninsula.

Venezuela: Maduro Wins Presidential Elections
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Venezuelanalysis | The Venezuelan president secured a third term while the US-backed opposition has not recognized the results.

Silicon Valley’s dangerous plan for a second Trump term
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Disconnect | The Little Tech Agenda was crafted to defend the power of tech billionaires

Saltwire takeover would give Postmedia a coast-to-coast monopoly
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Canadian Dimension | Here’s how bad things have gotten in Canada’s troubled newspaper industry: one bankrupt chain is now being taken over by a chain that is effectively bankrupt. Believe it or not, there is a high-finance method to this madness, but as CD media columnist Marc Edge explains, it takes a vulture capitalist mindset to wrap your brain around it.