Shanghai’s “Urban Brain” AI surveillance system monitors every movement, behavior, and mistake in real time, serving as a warning of the global rise of social credit control. This article explores how this technology threatens privacy and freedom beyond China’s borders.
The world is shifting, but not in ways the news tells you. Global power moves behind closed doors, fueled by corruption and war profiteering. It’s time to question who truly benefits from the chaos and wake up before the lies become unstoppable.
The burning of “Make America Great Again” hats signals deep disappointment in Donald Trump’s failure to stop the Ukraine war and his silent backing of the Gaza crisis. This article explores how faith is fading and what it means moving forward.
The recent Anti-Zelensky protest in Kiev highlights growing public frustration with corruption scandals tied to President Zelensky’s close associates. Sparked by a $100 million kickback scheme involving the nuclear energy sector, protesters demand resignations, extraditions, and real judicial reform, underscoring Ukraine’s ongoing struggle for transparency and trust.
Shanghai’s “Urban Brain” AI surveillance system monitors every movement, behavior, and mistake in real time, serving as a warning of the global rise of social credit control. This article explores how this technology threatens privacy and freedom beyond China’s borders.
The world is shifting, but not in ways the news tells you. Global power moves behind closed doors, fueled by corruption and war profiteering. It’s time to question who truly benefits from the chaos and wake up before the lies become unstoppable.
The burning of “Make America Great Again” hats signals deep disappointment in Donald Trump’s failure to stop the Ukraine war and his silent backing of the Gaza crisis. This article explores how faith is fading and what it means moving forward.
The recent Anti-Zelensky protest in Kiev highlights growing public frustration with corruption scandals tied to President Zelensky’s close associates. Sparked by a $100 million kickback scheme involving the nuclear energy sector, protesters demand resignations, extraditions, and real judicial reform, underscoring Ukraine’s ongoing struggle for transparency and trust.
The G20 Summit arrives in Johannesburg as global leaders face increasing pressure to address economic inequality, climate concerns, and the need for genuine solidarity. This year’s gathering feels different, with higher expectations and a growing demand for real, measurable action. Johannesburg’s dynamic energy only amplifies the urgency surrounding the world’s challenges.
The UN has officially launched a cleanup campaign in Gaza, marking the first major step toward rebuilding after months of devastating conflict. Crews are clearing rubble, reconnecting roads, and helping families recover whatever pieces of their lives they can. It’s a slow, emotional, and deeply human process, but it signals the start of Gaza’s long path to recovery.
Over 500,000 Filipinos rallied in Manila in a massive anti-corruption protest demanding transparency and accountability from government leaders. The emotion, urgency, and sheer size of the demonstration signaled a growing refusal to accept systemic corruption. This movement feels less like a moment and more like the start of something bigger.
Small island nations took the spotlight at COP30 with a bold message: honor the 1.5°C climate limit or acknowledge the cost to their existence. Their emotional appeals, scientific warnings, and demands for accountability brought a new urgency to global climate negotiations. This is more than policy—it’s survival.
Canada’s approach to raw milk and cloned meat exposes a dangerous double standard. While raw milk farmers face shutdowns, cloned meat and dairy products are sold without labels—posing serious public health risks and demanding urgent transparency.
