According to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Europe is likely to experience a number of hardships as a result of the situation in Ukraine. But he maintained that the US-led military bloc’s members and their allies should step up their efforts to support Ukrainian forces and continue the conflict. Stoltenberg acknowledged in his remarks that the turmoil in Ukraine had a detrimental effect... 

NATO countries and Western powers are now looking to shore up Moldova’s resources amid renewed fears of future Russian aggression and energy supply cuts against it. Around 45 countries and international institutions have met in Paris to discuss assistance to the ‘NATO-friendly’ country, which is neither an EU nor a NATO member. The countries reportedly pledged millions of Euros in... 

‘Smart Cities’ being built around the globe are actually ‘open concentration camps’ designed to control and enslave humanity by the globalist technocratic elite, according to a Silicon Valley whistleblower. Aman Jabbi is an engineer who worked in Silicon Valley for 25 years and is a co-inventor of two cellphone camera apps. He emigrated to the United States in 1988 because he admired America’s... 

The World Economic Forum, or WEF, is currently attempting to downplay its prior connections to Sam Bankman-Fried, the creator of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX Trading Limited, according to The New York Post. Sam Bankman-Fried is charged with major financial crime after at least $1 billion vanished from the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX. The founder of FTX, who is now 30 years old, made many... 

The United Nations General Assembly has taken a decisive step in holding Russia accountable for its invasion of Ukraine and violations of international law. Despite Russian despot Vladimir Putin’s attempts to evade repercussions, the assembly approved a resolution demanding accountability, including reparations to be paid by the dictatorship. In contrast to the UN Security Council, where Putin... 

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered a global economic crisis and heightened the risk of a continent-wide conflict in Europe. Vladimir Putin’s decision to significantly reduce gas supplies to the EU, which previously relied on Moscow for 40 percent of its gas, has intensified geopolitical tensions. Accusations against Russia for the explosion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in... 

A wind farm is being dismantled in western Germany to make way for an expansion of an open-pit lignite coal mine in a “paradoxical” situation highlighting the current prioritization of energy security over clean energy in Europe’s biggest economy. The dismantling of at least one wind turbine at the wind farm close to the German coal mine Garzweiler, operated by energy giant RWE, has already... 

Nearly half of the country’s attorneys general have launched investigations into alleged ties between American banks and the United Nations’ “Net-Zero Banking Alliance.” Investments in so-called “environmental, social, and governance” (ESG) initiatives remain a point of contention between the two political parties as those on the left embrace them in the name of fighting climate change... 

As evidenced by the significant vote against fracking British gas last Wednesday in the House of Commons, influential elites are either in denial about the horrifying costs and consequences of Net Zero or are busy snatching up the virtually unlimited funds currently being offered for promoting pseudoscience climate scares and investing in impractical green technologies. They are unlikely to pay much... 

Big Tech mogul Bill Gates recently said that the European energy crisis brought by the Russia-Ukraine war is actually a good thing. “It’s good for the long run because people won’t want to be dependent on Russian natural gas – so they’ll move to these new approaches more rapidly,” Gates said as he promoted his Breakthrough Energy Ventures climate-technology (carbon tax) investment company... 

Cyril Ramaphosa, the president of South Africa, brought news of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s declaration of his nation’s decision to join the BRICS when he returned from Riyadh earlier this week. This is not entirely unexpected because Iran and Argentina made similar announcements in the spring. The increasing association will need us to come up with ever-complicateder acronyms... 

Switzerland’s Air Force put on an impressive display at an annual air show in the Alps, amid heightened military tensions in Europe. The famously neutral country has an air force with around 20,000 active personnel, and yesterday showed off its aerial prowess near the summit of the Axalphorn mountain. Tiger F5 airplanes, F-35s, Cougar helicopters and special forces put on a highly-skilled and... 

Spanish antitrust watchdog CNMC announced on Monday that it will investigate Dutch hotel booking company Booking.com for any potential unfair business practices that could be harming hotels and competing online travel firms in the nation. The procedures were the result of two complaints made by the Madrid Hotel Business Association and the Spanish Association of Hotel Managers (AEDH), according to... 

A group of leading Congressional Democrats are seeking to punish longtime US ally Saudi Arabia for the latest “shock” oil output cuts recently announced by OPEC, which was taken by the Biden administration as a direct slap in the face and shot across the bow. Senator Chris Murphy and Rep. Ro Khanna are leading the charge to get advanced anti-air missile systems which the Pentagon has stationed... 

The General Manager of the Bank of International Settlements, known as the “Central Bank of Central Banks,” has issued a disturbing warning about the future of the financial surveillance state and its plans for a cashless society. According to Augustin Carstens, central banks will soon have “absolute control” of everyone’s money and the “technology to enforce that.” The video in which...