Germany-Sri Lanka Summit Should Address Rights, Accountability

Both Sri Lanka and Germany have newly elected leaders, but key human rights concerns that Chancellor Friedrich Merz should raise with visiting President Anura Kumar Dissanayake in Berlin on June 11 have lingered for decades. The Sri Lankan

Muslim Brotherhood has plans to subvert European countries from the bottom up

On 22 May 2025, Le Figaro published details of a 73-page report from intelligence services that was given to  Bruno Retailleau, the French Minister of the Interior, about the Muslim Brotherhood’s plans to subvert and take control of France.

Global Greening: The truth they don’t want you to know

Researchers in Spain have found “robust quantitative evidence” of widespread global greening, with a significant portion of the Earth’s land surface showing measurable increases in vegetation cover over the last 40 years. The rate of greeni

This is how drug companies crush dissent and destroy those who speak out

‘Roche versus Adams’ is a book written by Stanley Adams, published in 1984. The book details Adams’ experiences as a corporate whistle-blower in the 1970s against the pharmaceutical company Hoffmann-LaRoche. In the following, Dr. Vernon Col

Autism is not determined by genes

The current understanding of the relationship between genes and autism is incomplete and misleading. The search for the gene that predisposes people to autism is part of a broader genetic and genomic research industry that received over $8

From the start, Jesuits understood the power of psychology as a tool for control

The Jesuit order, founded by Ignatius Loyola in 1534, has a complex and secretive structure that exerts significant influence over global policy, with some critics viewing it as a force of geopolitical warfare. The order’s spiritual exercis

‘Vanuatu Independence’: From the fight for independence from colonial powers to the fight for independence from the United Nations

‘Vanuatu Independence’ is a hard-hitting documentary, chronicling how Vanuatu gained its independence in 1980 from its colonial powers, France and England. It exposes the foreign influence that was always present behind the curtain, even to

Younger people are suffering strokes – Why could that be?

As the effects of the mRNA injections continue to rip through populations, the establishment is again attempting to get ahead of the story and control the narrative.  A few years ago, we began being subjected to a plethora of pathetic and b

Weak, Tired, Depressed? Are you suffering from low vitamin B12?

Vitamin B12 deficiency is a common condition that affects around 3-5% of the population, with some experts estimating it could be as high as 10%. And it is one that often overlooked by doctors. Vitamin B12 is primarily found in animal produ

Tariffs: Trade Or Structural Change?

President Trump’s Liberation Day on 2 April and subsequent multiple tariff actions have been highly controversial. Supporters expect economic revival, while opponents predict a disaster and fret over the end of globalisation. The US Court o

World Environment Day Spotlights Communities Fighting Climate Crisis

World Environment Day 2025 arrives amid a barrage of sobering news. Key developments around the world, however, offer a reminder that the global fight for environmental human rights is waged in frontline communities as well as in legislativ

Australia Extends License for Nation’s Biggest Fossil Fuel Project

Last week, the Australian government announced it had given preliminary approval for the country’s biggest fossil fuel project, the North West Shelf Project, to continue operations until 2070. The facility, on Western Australia’s Burrup Pen

Bad news for vegans

Toxic Supplement, B12, Mitochondria and The Folate Trap

Yemen: US Strikes on Port an Apparent War Crime

(Beirut) – US military strikes on the Ras Issa Port in Hodeidah, Yemen, on April 17, 2025, caused dozens of civilian casualties and significant damage to port infrastructure, Human Rights Watch said today. The attack should be investigated

Sudan: Armed Forces Airstrikes in South Darfur

(Nairobi, June 4, 2025) – The Sudanese Armed Forces used unguided air-dropped bombs to carry out attacks in residential and commercial neighborhoods in Nyala, South Darfur in early February 2025, Human Rights Watch said today. The indiscrim