The following is a collection of articles from recent days which we thought you might find interesting. It includes articles about Japan’s release of data for 18 million citizens revealing a pattern […]
It’s not only rape gangs operating in the UK that have a “significant proportion” of suspects who are foreign nationals, who groom and rape girls as young as 10 years old. A […]
A Presidency That Moves The Markets Since returning to office in January 2025, President Donald Trump’s social media posts and tariff decisions have coincided with historic swings in the stock market – […]
China’s central bank governor expects a new global currency order to emerge with the renminbi competing in a “multi-polar international monetary system.” The new multi-polar, also stylised as multipolar, monetary system is […]
A recent investigative report on Channel 5 explored the data security and privacy risks of electric cars. According to a cybersecurity campaigner, electric vehicles capture and store a huge amount of data, […]
Michael Kelly, an Emeritus Professor of Technology at the University of Cambridge and former government scientist, argues that the UK’s Net Zero plans by 2050 are an “engineering fantasy” due to practical, […]
Last year, we shared the documentary ‘As The Last Bell Tolls’. At the time, we were uncertain who had made the documentary. On 7 June, we received an email with a link […]
Below is a list of articles I thought looked interesting but haven’t found the time to look at in more detail. The list includes stories about Pakistani authorities using geofencing and ID […]
The Tennessee Funeral Directors Association has publicly acknowledged the existence of white fibrous clots in corpses, with 64% of embalmers and funeral directors attending its Convention reporting sightings of the clots in […]