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Philippe Bolopion to Lead Human Rights Watch

(New York) – Philippe Bolopion, a 13-year veteran of Human Rights Watch and a former journalist who has extensively advocated on atrocities in conflict zones, has been named the executive director of Human Rights Watch, the organization ann

Cloudflare CEO explains what happened to cause a widespread internet outage

A major global outage at Cloudflare on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, disrupted access to numerous high-profile websites and services, including X (formerly Twitter), ChatGPT, Spotify, Zoom and various forex and CFD brokers, with the incident r

Cloudflare outage makes hundreds of websites inaccessible

A widespread outage at Cloudflare, a major internet infrastructure provider, has caused numerous websites, including X (formerly Twitter), Downdetector, OpenAI and Spotify to become inaccessible on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, with users enco

South Korean study finds a 27% increase in risk of developing cancer within one year after covid vaccination

In September, a study was published that examined the health records of the 8.4 million residents of Seoul, South Korea. It found that overall, there was a 27% increased risk of developing cancer within one year of covid vaccination. The

US/El Salvador: Torture of Venezuelan Deportees

(Washington, DC) – The Venezuelan nationals the United States government sent to El Salvador in March and April 2025 were tortured and subjected to other abuses, including sexual violence, Human Rights Watch and Cristosal said in a report r

Trump makes moves to help Orban defend Hungary from EU’s financial blackmail

The meeting last week between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and US President Donald Trump has significant implications for the upcoming Hungarian parliamentary elections in 2026, as it sends a clear message to globalist “progressive

Do covid injections cause cancer? A professor of biology gives her opinion

Dr Charlotte Kuperwasser, Professor in the Department of Developmental, Molecular and Chemical Biology at Tufts University, Massachusetts, describes three biologically plausible mechanisms that may link covid mRNA injections to cancer. She

Can editing someone’s genes make them taller or more intelligent?

The genetics of human traits such as height and intelligence are complex. Height, for example, is influenced by over 12,000 genes. Likewise, intelligence is complex and is not only influenced by genes. Intelligence is believed to be 50-8

Joint Statement: US: Prioritize Rights During Saudi Leader’s Visit

(Washington, DC) – The United States government, including Congress, should address Saudi Arabia’s human rights abuses during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s expected visit to Washington on November 18, 2025, 10 human rights and pr

US: Prioritize Rights During Saudi Leader’s Visit

(Washington, DC) – The United States government, including Congress, should address Saudi human rights abuses during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s expected visit to Washington, DC, on November 18, 2025, said 11 organizations, including

China: Authorities Shut Down Film Festival in New York

Chinese authorities harassed several dozen Chinese film directors and producers, as well as their families in China, causing them to pull films from the inaugural IndieChina Film Festival in New York City, Human Rights Watch said today. On

Dr. Bill Schneobelen: Freemasonry and Islam

Few realise the historical and current connections between Freemasonry and Islam. In his Book ‘Masonry: Beyond the Light’, Dr. Bill Schnoebelen describes the most obvious connection between the two religions: the Shriners. Let’s not lose