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The liberal world order appears to be coming to an end

Francis Fukuyama declared the “End of History” in 1989, stating that Western liberal democracy had become the final form of human government. However, by 2026, the liberal world order appears to be coming to an end, with countries like Chin

Hearing for High Court case to compel New Zealand government to release the Pfizer covid vaccine contract schedule for June

Erika Whittome is taking the New Zealand government to the High Court to challenge the decision to withhold the contract with Pfizer for the supply of Covid-19 vaccines. The Government has refused to release the contract, citing various rea

Musk-Grok Controversy: Where’s the Line Between Censorship and Safety?

What began as reports of the Grok AI chatbot generating explicit deepfake images has quickly turned into lawsuits, regulatory demands, and international investigations. Meanwhile, Musk insists the outrage is being used as an excuse to tight

Australia’s proposed “hate crime” bill is not only an attack on free speech; it opens the door to belief-based punishment

“Everybody needs to stand against this. The Australian government is rushing through a new ‘hate-crime’ bill which criminalises association rather than conduct and applies terrorism-law logic to political activism, protesters and online co

Green Energy Transition: Energy giants looked at the cliff’s edge and refused to jump

The “green” path prescribed by the climate industrial complex is economically destructive and operationally impossible – even with massive government subsidies, Vijay Jayaraj writes. In 2025, energy giants looked at the cliff’s edge and re

Proof that animal experiments are illogical, unscientific, pointless and dangerous

The UK government has unveiled a strategy to phase out animal experiments in scientific research. Announced on 11 November 2025 by Science Minister Lord Patrick Vallance, the plan, titled ‘Replacing animals in science: a strategy to support

New Zealander has hundreds of blood clots, multi-organ failure and vomits blood; what caused it?

Last Friday, it was reported that a man in New Zealand suddenly began vomiting blood. It was discovered he had hundreds of blood clots and multiple organ failure, and may need a heart transplant. Medical staff have been unable to provide a

EU’s flagship industrial-scale insect farming operation goes bust

Last month, French insect farming startup Ÿnsect entered judicial liquidation, marking the end of a company that raised over $600 million despite its ambitions to build insect-based protein at an industrial scale. The collapse follows years

Canada: Confront China’s Heightened Repression

(Ottawa) – Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney should make human rights a key focus of his visit to China from January 13 to 17, 2026, Human Rights Watch said today. Carney’s trip to China is the first by a Canadian prime minister in more t

The Great Oil Conspiracy: How the US Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American People

‘The Great Oil Conspiracy: How the US Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American People’ is a 2012 book by investigative journalist Jerome R. Corsi. The book argues that German chemists during World War II discovered

Study involving 2.7 million children in Spain notes that no children died from covid

A study published in mid-December evaluated the benefit-risk assessment of mRNA “vaccines” in children aged 6-17 years old. It concluded that the risks and benefits were small for children. However, it also revealed that in this age group,

The USA to the Rescue? The Implications of the National Security Strategy Document

Britain may well be a more divided society today than at any other time since the Civil War from 1642 to 1651. One of the principal causes of this societal divide is the State’s policy of forcing globalist-driven transformation down the pop

Sweden and Switzerland are slowly winning the war against cash, but the fight is not over yet

As digital threats mount, cash is reemerging not as a relic, but as a vital pillar of secure and accessible payment systems. And Sweden and Switzerland are making moves to reverse course on digital currency and enshrine the use of cash in

Patrick Wood: 2026 will be a rocky year; keep your wits about you

By the end of 2026, AI is expected to have advanced 128 times since Trump’s inauguration and improvements in deep fakes will turn society on its head. This year will also see the rise of the robots, the risk of the food chain collapsing wi