In June 2025, EL PAÍS English reported on The Great Reset, a provocative document crafted by the Polish Ordo Iuris Institute and Hungary's Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC), with backing from Spain's far-Right Vox party and other populist forces. This detailed roadmap seeks to either dismantle the European Union (EU) entirely or replace it with a st...
The gender-equality paradox, a provocative thesis in social research, suggests that in countries with greater gender equality, men and women exhibit more pronounced differences in preferences, such as career choices, with women opting for traditionally female-dominated fields like nursing over STEM disciplines. A new study from Uppsala University, ...
A groundbreaking study published in Nature Food in June 2025 declared Guyana the only country among 186 nations to achieve complete food self-sufficiency, capable of meeting its population's nutritional needs across all seven major food groups, grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, meat, plant-based protein, and starchy staples, without relying on imp...
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, silently stalks millions worldwide, increasing the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular calamities. As a society, we've leaned heavily on medications to keep this condition in check, but what if a humble root vegetable could offer a natural, accessible alternative? Enter beetroot, a vibrant,...
Nicholas J. McBride's critique of the UK's legal response to Covid-19, as articulated in his Daily Sceptic article, powerfully illustrates how the pandemic exposed frailties in the UK nation's commitment to the rule of law; the same points apply to Australia, the US and the rest of the West. Drawing on Lord Bingham's canonical framework, McBride ar...
As Israeli jets streak across Iranian skies and Tehran's nuclear facilities burn, the world watches a dangerous escalation unfold. Yet perhaps the most devastating weapon in Iran's arsenal isn't military at all, it's geographic. The Islamic Republic's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz represents an economic "nuclear" option that could plunge the...
Professor David Betz, a leading expert on war at King's College London, has issued a stark warning: many European countries are teetering on the edge of civil war, with some already past the point of no return. His analysis, grounded in historical patterns, statistical trends, and current socio-political realities, paints a grim picture of a contin...
Oh my Britain, land of tea, crumpets, and a black market economy so vibrant it could make a hedge fund manager blush! According to a dazzling report from the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), our underground economy has ballooned to a jaw-dropping £260 billion a year, and we have illegal immigration to thank for this economic miracle! F...
https://www.amerika.org/politics/leftist-censorship-kills-social-media/ "Right now the people who did well at education and got into positions of power are united in a bleat-repeat: social media is bad. Why might they say this, one asks? You get ahead in democracy by always having a scapegoat that misdirects attention from the problems you have cre...
For decades, Western military strategists and pundits have been captivated by a seductive vision of warfare. In the aftermath of the Cold War, a pervasive "digital-age delusion" took hold, promising a future of conflict that would be light, precise, swift, and remarkably bloodless. This was the era of "shock and awe," where smart weapons, networked...
In an increasingly digitised world, the very nature of money and its role in our lives is undergoing a radical transformation. As technocratic forces seemingly tighten their grip, voices like Catherine Austin Fitts, founder and president of the Solari Report and former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, are sounding alarms about ...
The Home Office, tasked with safeguarding Britain's security, borders, and public safety, has increasingly been accused of choosing ideological agendas over its core responsibilities. Critics argue it has become a "woke weapon" against the British people, driven by a blend of progressive activism, bureaucratic overreach, and a fear of political opt...
The adage "the road to hell is paved with good intentions" captures a profound truth about human endeavours, particularly when it comes to race-based policies. While often introduced with the supposed noble aim of addressing historical injustices or promoting equity, these policies frequently sow division, resentment, and social fragmentation. As J...
Bristol, you emerald jewel of progressive innovation! The Green-led council of Bedminster has unveiled its latest masterpiece: giant green spots splattered across Greville Road, conjuring a mystical solution to the chaos of traffic! Dubbed a "traffic-calming scheme," these verdant polka dots are the stuff of legend, part eco-sorcery, part hypnotic ...
For years, the narrative has been ingrained: health equals weight loss. Step on the scale, see the numbers drop, and then you're on the path to well-being. This powerful association has led countless individuals to equate their health journey, and often their self-worth, with the ever-fluctuating digits on a bathroom scale. Those who diligently ado...
The AUKUS pact, hailed as Australia's ticket to great-power status with nuclear-powered submarines, is teetering on the edge of collapse. The Trump administration's "America First" review, led by sceptics like Elbridge Colby, signals that the US may not deliver the promised Virginia-class submarines, or worse, could abandon the deal entirely. This ...
Australia's defence strategy has long hinged on its alliance with the United States, a partnership that has provided security and stability in the Asia-Pacific region. However, recent developments, particularly the review of the AUKUS pact under the Trump administration's "America First" agenda, have exposed vulnerabilities in Australia's reliance ...
In the 21st century, warfare has evolved beyond traditional battlefields, tanks, and bombers. Asymmetric warfare, subtle, strategic, and often covert, has become the weapon of choice for nations seeking geopolitical dominance. Among these tactics, climate warfare stands out as a particularly insidious tool, blending environmental activism with econ...
Recent rumours, amplified by sources like the Spectator, suggest Xi Jinping's grip on power may be weakening, with some even speculating about his imminent removal. These claims stem from a combination of political, military, and economic signals that point to discontent within the CCP and broader Chinese society. However, the evidence is inconclus...
While the following remarks were published by Michael Snyder before the main kinetic heat of the Israel-Iran war, the implications of this conflict to the rest of the West, America first off, then Australia, are profound and alarming: "During a briefing with a group of Republicans in the U.S. Senate last week, Steve Witkoff warned that Iran has the...
