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Peer-reviewed study: CO2 emissions have zero impact on global temperatures
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in the atmosphere have no impact on the Earth’s global temperatures, according to a peer-reviewed scientific study. Read More.
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German state slashes welfare benefits for 'lazy' migrants
The state of Saxony-Anhalt in Germany has cut the benefits of asylum seekers who refused to clean up debris following heavy flooding. Read More.
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Expanded China-Cuba military cooperation threatens sensitive U.S. southern bases
In 2024 the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is demonstrating increasing boldness in its capacity to execute aggression and to position itself for warfare with the United States. Read More.
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Rights report: Executions in North Korea for sharing South Korean culture on the rise
North Korean defectors have testified that the Kim Jong-Un regime has been conducting public executions, mostly by firing squad, of North Koreans caught distributing South Korean TV shows, movies, or K-pop music, South Korea’s Unification Ministry said in a report. Read More.
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Schwab's WEF hit with charges of sexual harassment, discrimination against blacks
Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum (WEF) boasts that its mission is to improve the state of the world, and many prominent world leaders have been groomed through WEF's Young Global Leaders Forum. Read More.
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White House: China balks at banning AI role in nuclear warfare decisions
Should the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the deployment of nuclear weapons be restricted? Read More.
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44 years later, former South Korean spy chief confirms North Korea’s role in bloody ‘Gwangju incident’
North Korean special forces were involved in the 1980 "Gwangju incident" in South Korea, a former head of South Korea's intelligence agency has now confirmed. Read More.
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Who cares about North Koreans' human rights? China, Russia spurn UN Security Council consensus
North Korea’s ongoing human rights violations have been slammed and shamed by most members of the UN Security Council. Read More.
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The ideological qualifications of World Health Organization chief Tedros
Close ties with China and Bill Gates are about all one needs to be a WHO director these days. But what about Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus's ideological qualifications? Read More.
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From Normandy's spirit of courage, sacrifice and victory to a Biden-Macron spectacle
The somber but uplifting commemorations of the D-Day landings in Normandy, now eighty years ago, shed light on the historic Allied victory of arms, men and spirit. Read More.
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Electoral blow to EU globalists: Macron dissolves France's National Assembly
President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday dissolved France’s National Assembly after Marine Le Pen’s conservative National Rally party trounced Macron's forces in European Union elections that according to exit polls maintained the momentum of anti-immigration and populist forces in other key EU states including Germany and Belgium. Read More.
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Modi’s magic narrowly scores another electoral win in India
This year has turned out be the time of major elections; Mexico, South Africa, Taiwan, European Union, Pakistan, Russia, soon the United Kingdom and in November the United States. Read More.
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Netanyahu has ‘gone off the rails,’ says former IDF general; What happened?
IDF Maj.-Gen. (res.) Itzhak Brik, who has met with Netanyahu six times since the Oct. 7 massacre, said recently that he saw indications in the prime minister’s behavior that indicate “the man has gone off the rails.” Read More.
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Why the South Pacific rumblings in New Caledonia? China
New Caledonia, a remote French overseas territory in the South Pacific, is not often in the news. It’s even less common when you see the truly unexpected cast of characters placing this small island group into an unwanted limelight. Read More.
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Palestine’s UN membership: Political theater continues
The United Nations General Assembly massively endorsed a plan which brings the State of Palestine one step closer to full membership in the 193-member multinational body. In a lopsided vote of 143 to 9 with 23 abstentions, the Assembly passed a resolution which seemingly puts Palestine on the long-awaited path to membership. Read More.

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