Klaus Schwab is out; Peter Brabeck-Letmathe takes over with immediate effect

At the beginning of this month, Klaus Schwab announced that he would begin the process of stepping down as the chairman of the board of trustees for the World Economic Forum (“WEF”).  He didn’t give a timeline for his departure but said the

US: Trump’s First 100 Days an Assault on Rights

(Washington, DC, April 24, 2025) – The Trump administration’s first 100 days in office have been a relentless barrage of actions that violate, threaten, or undermine the human rights of people in the United States and abroad, Human Rights W

US/Panama: Mass Expulsion of Third-Country Nationals

(Washington, DC) – The United States carried out mass expulsions of third-country nationals to Panama between February 12 and 15, 2025, denying them due process and the right to seek asylum, Human Rights Watch said in a report released toda

Vocation of teaching Marine Biology

My experience of all these years working in relation with the sea, has been difficult, but luckily I have seen a complete change of the roles of men and women in sea activities. I was born in 1939 in London of Spanish parents and after prim

Japanese study shows mRNA injections are associated with poorer outcomes for patients with pancreatic cancer

A Japanese study found that repeated covid mRNA vaccinations are associated with poorer overall survival in patients with pancreatic cancer.  The pre-print study was published on 15 April. The following day, the World Health Organisation (“

The good and bad of fear

Fear is both life-saving and destructive.  A little fear is beneficial as it helps us stay alive, but excessive fear can be destructive and interfere with our thoughts and behaviour. According to Dr. Vernon Coleman, conquering fears is esse

Vaccine-induced prions are leading to a global health disaster

Last month, in a presentation given to Health Alliance Australia, systems neuroscientist Dr. Kevin McCairn discussed his analysis of the unusual fibrous white clots retrieved from deceased, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein which is in

Lebanon: Indiscriminate Israeli Attacks on Civilians

(Beirut) – Two unlawful Israeli strikes on the northeastern Lebanese town of Younine between September and November 2024, which killed 33 civilians, 15 of them children, were apparent indiscriminate attacks on civilians, Human Rights Watch

Household perceptions regarding bats and willingness to pay for their conservation within Mount Elgon Biosphere Reserve of Uganda

Bats play critical roles not only in sustaining ecosystems but also human livelihoods across different scales. Despite such values, their populations continue to be threatened mainly by human activities causing their decline. Moreover, rece

Persecution by the State: German secret service dossier reveals Dr. Reiner Füllmich must be stopped at all costs

For exposing the truth about the covid “pandemic,” Dr. Füllmich was under special surveillance since 2021, a German secret service dossier provided by a whistle-blower and presented to the court reveals. The dossier specified that Füllmich

The link between vaccines and autism can no longer be avoided

Research suggests that the rise in autism cases may be linked to vaccines, with a new CDC report showing a 16% rise in autism cases in two years, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. investigating the potential connection. As Jeffrey Tucker writes, th

UAE: Dissidents, Relatives Designated ‘Terrorists’

(Beirut, April 22, 2025) – Emirati authorities have designated as “terrorist” 11 political dissidents and their relatives as well as 8 companies they own, reflecting the country’s indiscriminate use of overbroad counterterrorism laws and co

Doctors are not healthcare providers, they’re pharmaceutical compliance officers

Today’s primary care physician is a pharmaceutical compliance officer with a prescription pad, a corporate protocol to follow and overlords tracking their every move. They’ve transitioned from healers to hustlers, from medical professionals

Canada: Waiting times are used to ration services to patients in socialised healthcare systems

In Canada’s health care system, the time between referral and treatment has tripled since 1993. The supply of doctors, MRIs and hospital beds can’t keep up with tax-subsidised demand for care.  So, the system rations health services through

Introduced honey bees have the potential to reduce fitness of cavity-nesting native bees in terms of a male bias sex ratio, brood mortality and reduced reproduction

In Australia, as well as many other regions of the world, European honey bees Apis mellifera are an introduced species and may harm native bee fauna through competing with them for food resources. Field studies have revealed negative associ