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EU Commission President Receives Award for Green Deal Laws She is Undoing

In June 2024, the EU adopted a groundbreaking law requiring large companies to respect human rights and the environment throughout their global value chains. It also introduced new plans to limit CO2 emissions. The law, known as the Corpora

Lower Cholesterol, Naturally and Safely — No Statins Required

Your body knows how to heal. Think about it — if a poor diet and lifestyle can contribute to an unhealthy body, it stands to reason that a nutrient-rich diet and lifestyle can conversely contribute to a healthy body. That's not too hard to

Denmark, Europe’s poster child for “renewable” energy, reverses 40-year-old ban on nuclear energy

In 1985, Denmark, the poster child for the elimination of “fossil fuels” in favour of solar and wind energy, mandated the phase out of nuclear power, which took effect in 2003. Last week, the Danish Parliament overwhelmingly voted for a re

Prosecutions For ‘Insulting the President’ Continue in Türkiye

Last week, university student Esila Ayık was released after 40 days in detention following her arrest for holding a banner calling Türkiye’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, a dictator at a protest in Istanbul. The protest was against the

Are these the world’s worst drug companies?

Dr Vernon Coleman thinks Pfizer, AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline and Johnson & Johnson could be the worst drug companies in the world. Read on to find out why. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are actively trying to censor th

There is no climate change crisis; there’s a crisis of corrupted politicians and institutions

Record crops and growing ice sheets are empirical evidence that challenge climate alarmists’ orthodoxy. Ignoring this information is not only unscientific but also immoral. The crisis is not in our atmosphere; it’s in corrupted institutio

To enable the “adoption” of the Pandemic Treaty next week, WHO is making up the rules as it goes along

The World Health Organisation’s draft Pandemic Agreement is being presented to the 78th World Health Assembly (“WHA”) for adoption next week. However, this “adoption” is not what it seems. A critical part of the agreement, the Pathogen Acc

EU Needs Tougher Response to Attack on Turkish Opposition

(Brussels, May 16, 2025) - The jailing by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government of a key political opponent is a blatant repudiation of the rights to political association and participation, 58 rights, media, and legal groups, includ

Functional Brain Changes in Vascular Cognitive Impairment: A Whole Brain ALE Meta-Analysis

Background: Vascular cognitive impairment (VCI) is a prevalent form of cognitive dysfunction.Resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (rs-fMRI) could serve as a potential biomarker for early detection. This study employed activat

Syria: Türkiye-backed Armed Groups Detain, Extort Civilians

(Beirut, May 14, 2025) – Syrian National Army (SNA) factions that fought the Assad government with backing from Türkiye continue to detain, mistreat, and extort civilians in northern Syria, Human Rights Watch said today. These fighters are

Poor resource management, not climate change, is causing water shortages in Nigeria

On Monday, an article written by Africa News and AP was published claiming that climate change is causing riverbeds in Nigeria to dry up. Consequently, farmers are struggling to find water for their crops. Wrong, says Climate Realism. The

National scandal: Canadian federal health officials signed agreements not to release information about covid vaccines that could embarrass Trudeau

Newly released records show Canada’s top doctor and federal managers signed confidentiality pledges during the covid crisis to avoid disclosures that could damage government credibility. Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Theresa Tam

Syria: New Government Restricts Aid Operations

(Beirut) – The Syrian transitional government’s stringent application of registration and operational requirements on aid groups is hampering their ability to scale up operations, Human Rights Watch said today. While the authorities have si

Crisis overcome? -affective and instrumental changes of group related attitudes

According to modern research on diversity, attitudes towards cultural diversity are a main predictor of performance in heterogeneous teams. Social psychological research, however, focuses on the impact of crises on prejudice and disregards

Specialized insectivores drive differences in avian community composition between primary and secondary forest in Central Africa

The human population of sub-Saharan Africa is projected to triple by 2100, drastically increasing anthropogenic pressure on biodiversity. When rainforest is disturbed by anthropogenic drivers, species respond heterogeneously; these patterns