Involuntarily, and perhaps even unknowingly, we have been drawn into an international hybrid war. The old adage, “The first casualty of war is truth,” no longer suffices to describe how we are attacked and misled by information weaponized as a weapon. As difficult as it may be to grasp, the goal of a hybrid war is not necessarily victory…
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Read the third part of the article The fake AI technology race with China China's DeepSeek V4 AI model was recently released globally as an open-source project. Developers worldwide can now use DeepSeek V4 at a fraction of the cost of its main US competitors – Google's DeepMind, OpenAI's GPT-5.4, and Anthropic's Claude 4.5.…
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Footage from 2024 raises new questions about an intimidation campaign against Khan, who was recently removed as chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. US Senator Lindsey Graham and Benjamin Netanyahu conspired to use allegations of sexual misconduct against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC),…
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“It’s against the law to obstruct an investigation of Congress. There will be repercussions to your refusal to testify today.” A visibly shaken Anthony Fauci could not even answer what colour tie he was wearing as he had to be dragged out to Capitol Hill to answer questions about the government's covid-19 response, his private…
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New US Strikes on Iran Begin in Night Hours The United States has begun a new round of airstrikes in Iran in the night time and early morning hours (local), according to a senior US official to Axios. The extent of the bombings, or whether they will be sustained, remains unclear: “Trump ‘is in an escalatory mood’ but is still…
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The following report was first published on August 28th, 2022, on winepressnews.com. We republish it as it is still very relevant today. “Should you implant a tracking chip in your child? There are solid, rational reasons for doing so, such as safety,” the WEF wrote. As part of its promotion of a new augmented and virtual…
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The prophecies of 1984: Bionation, Psychonation and Ultra-Psychonation – How two voices from the past explain the present of 2026 In 1984, long before smartphones, virtual communication networks, or artificial intelligence dominated daily life, the Japanese macrobiotic pioneer Michio Kushi spoke about the future of humanity. He…
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Recently an apiarist told me about an old wives’ tale. She said the scuttlebutt in the beekeeping world is that “beekeepers don’t get cancer.” Many anti-cancer protocols insist on zero sugar and no sweeteners of any kind, whether natural or artificial. But this apiarist is a firm believer in the healing power of honey, as well as…
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First chat control. Then digital identity. Now algorithms. What the EU Commission is currently preparing is being sold as protection against manipulation and disinformation. Officially, it's about transparency, platform accountability, and a “healthier” digital space. But behind these appealing terms lies another step towards a…
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An article in the New England Journal of Medicine argues that the ethical focus in organ donation should shift away from the moment of death towards “respecting” the patients' decision to be killed for organ removal. In other words, the article from July 8th in the New England Journal of Medicine proposes the direct killing of people…
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When it comes to aging well, diet, physical movement and social interaction may get most of the attention – but researchers are increasingly finding there's more to the story. A study of people living in Sardinia, Italy – one of the world's so-called Blue Zones, where people may be more likely to celebrate their 100th birthday –…
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The British magazine The Economist, which has taken a hard line against Russia for years, has published a guest article discussing the deployment of European soldiers to Ukraine as a means of psychologically preparing Europe for a possible larger war. The author argues that the starting point of this article is the observation that…
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As the high-stakes criminal investigation into Telegram nears its second year with no resolution in sight, French authorities have again summoned Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov for questioning. Durov spent around six hours being questioned at the Paris Judicial Tribunal on July 8, local media reported, citing law enforcement sources.…
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In the quiet theatre of the sleeping brain, a nightly performance unfolds where the day's experiences are sorted, filed and solidified into lasting memories. For decades, neuroscientists have studied the electrical brainwaves that facilitate this process. Now, a groundbreaking study has identified a surprising, fundamental conductor of…
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The dark technocracy of the Praxians is the proposed operating system for private smart-city states (neostates) controlled by sovereign corporations (sovcorps). The Praxian neostates are intended to be interconnected, forming the patchwork of empires within the political unions that dominate the global regions comprising the MWO…
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When it comes to professional kitchens, few materials command the same level of respect as copper. Its warm, gleaming surface is not just for show; copper cookware has been a staple for centuries because of one defining characteristic that sets it apart from stainless steel, aluminium or cast iron: its ability to heat dramatically…
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A former National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) contractor with top-secret clearance has accused the U.S. space agency of systematically removing evidence of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) from photographs before releasing them to the public. The allegations were made by Donna Hare, who worked as a graphics…
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Genius is a happy, perfectly natural, and unpredictable coincidence of the faculties of creative imagination, which gives rise to a new, surprisingly profound understanding.
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Norway is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. Until recently, it was also one of the most enthusiastic adopters of screen-based education technologies. In the 1980s, Norway was quick to prioritize the use of computers in its classrooms. During the early 2000s, the country's government declared the use of digital…
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With a keynote address, Chinese President Xi Jinping opened the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) and the High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance in Shanghai on July 17, 2026. It was his first personal appearance at the world's most important AI conference. Before representatives from more than 100 countries,…
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Diet soda leads to surprising health consequences. When you reach for a diet soda at the supermarket, you probably think you're making the smarter choice – but are you really? Diet drinks have been considered a low-calorie alternative to sugary soft drinks for decades. However, a growing number of studies are raising the question…
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Experts are criticizing the tightening of laws affecting people with psychic illness in several German states. They argue that data protection and medical confidentiality are not guaranteed. Hamburg is also processing data on political opinions and ideological beliefs. One psychologist fears that the stricter laws could be used to…
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Open questions remain regarding long-term expression, the transfer of vaccine components to other people via exosomes and extracellular vesicles, and what is communicated to participants prior to participation Moderna announced that it had administered an injection to the first participant in a Phase 1 clinical trial of mRNA-4200…
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From now on, all newly registered vehicles in the EU need to be equipped with a system that continuously monitors the driver. Since July 7, 2026, the so-called Advanced Driver Distraction Warning (ADDW) system has been mandatory for all new passenger cars and vans. The system typically uses infrared cameras to monitor the driver's…
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People keep asking when World War III will begin. They're asking the wrong question. Europe is already acting as if it were at war. The politicians in Brussels would never allow peace because the sovereign debt crisis requires an external enemy. Every week, another European government announces increased military spending, another…
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Brown spots on your skin don't always mean the same. Some are harmless signs of aging. Others are early warnings of skin cancer. Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, spreads quickly once it moves beyond the skin. Sunspots and skin cancer often appear on the same areas of your body, which is exactly why so many people struggle to…
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In the ongoing battle against obesity and its related diseases, a dietary strategy known as intermittent fasting has emerged as a powerful, drug-free tool for reducing one of the most dangerous types of body fat: visceral fat. This deep abdominal fat, which wraps around internal organs like the liver and kidneys, is strongly linked to a…
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A Brazilian court has sentenced a couple to 50 days in prison for “intellectual neglect” after they homeschooled their two daughters without a state-approved curriculum. A São Paulo criminal court ruled against Audato and Ieda Denardi, alleging they had failed to include programs on “gender and sex education” and “tolerance and…
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The battle over American comfort The Trump administration delivered a decisive blow to what conservatives have long called the “Green New Scam” on July 2, 2026, when the Department of Energy announced it would permanently end federal mandates forcing Americans to buy underperforming home appliances in the name of energy efficiency.…
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