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The Killing Fields of Lebanon as 'Israel' Lashes Out against Civilians

The memory of victories following harsh periods of endurance has created a popular certainty that scenes of rubble are merely preludes to reconstruction, and that what has been destroyed will be rebuilt with greater dignity. This certainty

UAE arrests dozens of IRGC-linked money changers

The arrest of dozens of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (“IRGC”) linked money changers in the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) is one of the most serious blows yet to Tehran’s sanctions-evasion network, laying bare how heavily the Islamic Rep

We are at war with our governments

These days, there is no such thing as improvement. Everything that changes, changes for the worse. This is not happening by accident. The changes which are taking place in our world have been deliberately designed to promote the aims of an

False Flags and Fallen Republics: Iran, 9/11, and the Architecture of Manufactured Enemies

Mike Robinson is joined by Canadian historian and geopolitical analyst Matt Ehret to examine the false flag playbook from ancient Rome to the present day and how it is once again being deployed, this time with Iran as the designated enemy.

Forgotten Heroes: Elizabeth Fry

Elizabeth Fry, a Quaker minister and prison reformer, visited Newgate prison in 1813 and was appalled by the conditions, leading to her campaign for prison reform. Her efforts resulted in the reform of prisons throughout Britain and Europe,

Tanzania: Bystanders Shot in Post-Election Crackdown

(Nairobi) – Tanzanian security forces cracking down on protests during and after the country’s disputed 2025 general elections killed and injured people who were not participating in those demonstrations, Human Rights Watch said today. Huma

Bangladesh: New Government Should Prioritize Human Rights

(London) – Bangladesh’s recently elected prime minister, Tarique Rahman, and his Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government face many urgent challenges but can use this opportunity to bring lasting protections of human rights, nine right

Wuhan Institute of Virology is developing edible vaccines and vaccines for mosquitoes to turn them into “flying vaccines”

Researchers are trying to stop bats from spreading disease by inoculating them using vaccine-carrying mosquitoes. These flying vaccinators or flying syringes are being developed at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China. Let’s not lose t

Financial Times reports alarm over a sea level study; a faulty study

The lede of a Financial Times article published earlier this month states, “Measurements of actual global levels show big impact of climate change, especially in Asia, study shows.” The measurements were being compared to “estimates produce

California is embedding age verification directly into digital devices

Starting from next year, all Apple and Android devices sold in California will have to classify users by age during initial setup. Due to the so-called “California effect,” it will cause other jurisdictions – both within the US and globall

Vitamin B12 Deficiency is probably the commonest cause of dementia and probably the easiest to cure

Vitamin B12 deficiency is estimated to affect 3-5% of the population, with some suggesting it could be as high as 10%. Vitamin B12 deficiency is a condition that can cause physical and mental symptoms. Symptoms that are common with and are

Vietnam’s Courageous Women Behind Bars

In celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, the Vietnam Women’s Union launched a nationwide campaign called “long-dress week” (tuan le ao dai) to “promote the beauty of Vietnam’s women.” Between March 1 and 8, women have been ur

Türkiye: Leading Opponent of Erdoğan on Trial

(Istanbul, March 3, 2026) – The Istanbul mayor and presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu will stand trial on March 9, 2026, as the central defendant in a politically motivated mass corruption prosecution, Human Rights Watch said today. Mo