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Explosive leak in the USA shows how financial data is used to create citizen profiles – how far has Europe already come?

What previously sounded like a Minority Report is apparently already part of real police work in the USA: A little-known unit of the US border protection agency analyses financial activities and other data of citizens in order to filter out those who, from the authorities' point of view, might be “worth” closer scrutiny – even though they…
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The great energy lie: Why green energy ‘transition’ was always addition wearing a disguise

For more than three decades, the public has been fed a tidy story: humanity is weaning itself off coal, oil and gas, and a clean, renewable future is arriving right on schedule. The chart data tells a different tale entirely. Fossil fuel consumption has not bent downward under the weight of trillions of dollars in green subsidies and…
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How the ancient Greeks interpreted their dreams

Certain concepts such as metaphor may derive from early dream interpretation In Homer’s The Odyssey, Penelope – Odysseus’ loyal wife – has several dreams. In one of these dreams, she watches 20 pet geese eating wheat far from the water. Suddenly, a massive mountain eagle swoops down from a mountain and breaks all of their necks,…
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The digital wallet is becoming the key to everything – what the world is currently discussing in Geneva about the future of our digital identity

While electronic identity is often presented to the public as a practical alternative to carrying an ID card in one's wallet, a much more comprehensive infrastructure is being developed behind the scenes. At the beginning of September, more than 1,500 representatives from governments, international organizations, standardization bodies,…
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The world’s first biological computing centre uses 16 million living human neurons for data processing

Researchers in Singapore have just unveiled the prototype of a novel data centre that uses living human neurons to process information, instead of relying entirely on silicon chips. The project was initiated by the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine). The university collaborated with…
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Science fiction becomes Pentagon reality: DARPA launches “Firefox” for direct brain-machine communication

What Clint Eastwood presented on the big screen in Firefox in 1982 was pure science fiction at the time: A pilot takes control of a highly advanced Soviet fighter jet whose systems respond to brain signals via an interface. More than four decades later, a new research project by the Pentagon agency DARPA bears precisely the same name –…
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Toka: New technology can log into other people’s cameras and alter recordings without their knowledge

Surveillance cameras are considered particularly credible witnesses in court, during police investigations, and in the public eye. Images are meant to document what actually occurred. But a technology from the cyber company Toka calls precisely this trust into question: it is designed to detect and take over other people's networked…
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“Riyadh In Difficult Position”: Saudis Shutter Critical East-West Pipeline After Drone Attacks

Saudi Arabia temporarily shut its 7 million-barrel-a-day East-West pipeline following multiple drone attacks, exposing a massive vulnerability in a critical export route used to bypass the Strait of Hormuz during more than six months of US-Iran conflict. The closure puts new pressure on Saudi oil exports as the pipeline designed to…
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Organ donation was already prepared: Father prevents the machines from being switched off with a pistol – his son survives

A case from Texas, more than a decade later, has reignited discussions about brain death, organ donation, and how doctors can reliably determine that a severely damaged patient has no chance of recovery. American physician Dr. Wojak recently summarized the story dramatically: Doctors declare a young man brain dead, organ removal is…
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“There Is No Day After Tomorrow”; Bessent Warns of Consequences to Losing AI Arms Race to China

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States cannot afford to fall behind China in artificial intelligence. “Beating China – there is no day after tomorrow if China wins at this,” Bessent said on Sept. 9 at Breitbart News' “State of the Economy” event in Washington. “If they were to pull ahead of us on AI, then nothing…
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After AfD Victory in Saxony-Anhalt, Merz and Weidel Trade Blows During Intense Debate in Bundestag

Few days after the Alternative for Germany's (AfD) landslide in Saxony-Anhalt, the Bundestag's general budget debate turned into a verbal battle between AfD co-chair Alice Weidel and Chancellor Friedrich Merz, with the two battling it out over mass immigration, democracy, crime, Ukraine, and the future of Germany. Heckling filled…
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Is “AI-driven fear” preparing us for a large-scale psychological operation?

Atomic bombs, 9/11 and the biggest financial crisis of modern times……. the media are comparing AI to all three! And so, we find ourselves back in the world of frightening AI. The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece with the headline: “The next ‘lab accident’ could involve AI – recent security breaches in sandbox environments…
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Spain is gassing its own population; police are investigating acid purchases by migrant and Soros NGOs in Ceuta

The Spanish National Police are currently investigating a bulk purchase of hydrochloric acid and aluminium foil in Ceuta, after supermarket employees alerted a large group of migrants – reportedly mostly Moroccans – who had bought both products together. Spanish media, citing police sources, reported that activists from the…
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Eating pollution? Plastic-to-cookie technology raises safety, environmental concerns

Southern Illinois University Carbondale researchers have created 3D-printed vanilla-flavoured cookies derived from plastic bottles and agricultural waste using CRISPR-engineered yeast – a technology originally funded by NASA for deep space missions. The scientists presented their findings Aug. 24, 2026, at the American Chemical…
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European Union stumbles deeper into financial quicksand as Belgium blocks latest push to seize Russian assets

The European Union's ambitious plan to weaponize Russian sovereign assets is crumbling under the weight of its own contradictions, as Belgium successfully blocked a renewed push by Sweden, Poland, Spain, and the Netherlands to resurrect the confiscation scheme. The move marks yet another setback for Kiev's Western backers, who have…
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