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Libya: Investigate Cases of Two Missing Lawmakers

(Beirut) – Libyan authorities should urgently investigate and provide information on two missing members of parliament after graphic images and video surfaced recently, increasing grave concerns for their safety, Human Rights Watch said tod

Thousands of protesters shut down streets across Melbourne today as four separate protests were held across the city

Anti-government umbrella group Australia Unites Against Government Corruption, anti-immigration group Save Australia and anti-racism groups Blak Caucus and Campaign Against Racism and Fascism were each planning demonstrations this weekend.

News stories from various sources (12.09.2025)

The following is a collection of recent reports from various outlets our readers may have missed. They include Brits rejecting the climate change scam, why censorship is used to trick you into self-elimination, Ireland’s “disinformation” c

Western politicians are not looking after the national interest – whose interests are they looking after?

Professor Richard Werner says that in Western countries, “we have people in charge who do not look after the national interest and have other motives, other goals” Nearly 25 years ago, Dr. Michael S Coffman warned us that this was coming.

Why Is Nobody Talking About the Chaos in Nepal?

At least 22 people have been killed – many of whom were still wearing college and school uniforms – in Nepal. As reported on Tuesday, the government implemented a blanket ban on 26 social media platforms, leading to youth-led free speech pr

Online Safety Act: UK government’s global censorship has turned up a notch

This week, the UK government has openly moved from using the Online Safety Act for age verification to using it for censorship. On Monday, the Government announced urgent action to strengthen the Online Safety Act by amending it to classify

Major Red Sea undersea cables have been cut

Two major undersea cable systems in the Red Sea were reportedly severed, causing widespread internet disruptions across parts of Asia and the Middle East, including India, Pakistan, the UAE and Kuwait. The cause of the damage remains unknow

China’s Military Pageantry Masks Popular Discontent

As the Chinese government celebrated the 80th anniversary of China’s victory in World War II and the country’s military might this week, criticism of the Chinese Communist Party’s human rights record is building. For 50 minutes on August 29

China, Russia & India Just Teamed Up In Global Shift: What Next for the West?

In Tianjin on 1 September, China’s Xi Jinping told visiting leaders that it’s time to “take a clear stand against hegemonism and power politics” – a thinly veiled swipe at the US and President Trump – pitching the Shanghai Cooperation Organ

South America’s shift towards the right continues with socialist candidates’ defeat in Bolivia

The defeat of Evo Morales’s Movement Toward Socialism (“MAS”) in Bolivia after 20 years in power signals a significant realignment in South America. Javier Milei’s libertarian surge in Argentina reshaped the political debate in Bolivia, whe

Economist warns of a taxpayer bailout of stablecoins; is this fear-mongering to suit a Globalist agenda?

French economist Jean Tirole warns that inadequate regulation of stablecoins could lead to government bailouts costing billions of dollars if they collapse during a financial crisis. Is this a truthful warning? Or is it a nudge so the publi

The Shakespeare Deception Part 4

The Shakespeare canon was created by Edward de Vere. De Vere likely collaborated with other court poets, possibly including Christopher Marlowe. After de Vere’s death, literary insiders like Francis Bacon and Ben Jonson transformed his wor

The Shakespeare Deception Part 1

The “Shakespeare authorship question,” the argument that someone other than William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon wrote the works attributed to him, has been around for a long time. Shakespeare’s authorship was first questioned in the

Canada’s MAiD business is booming, sparking a cottage industry to profit from the Government’s mass murder programme

Canada has seen a significant increase in government-assisted suicide, with one in twenty deaths resulting from Medical Assistance in Dying (“MAiD”), leading to a growing industry of doctors and private enterprises catering to this demand.

The use of genetically engineered organisms in the food industry is widespread

The low-fat food industry is a massive market, with companies using misleading health claims to sell their products. These low-fat food products contain genetically modified and other unhealthy ingredients. Using the example of a Gatsby 18