New figures reveal that there were more deaths in Australia than previously thought. Despite being fully vaccinated, Australians are dying at a rate that has not been seen since World War II, and critics say that politicians are ignoring calls to investigate the reason behind this. Data suggests that in 2022, there were 25,235 more deaths than expected in a typical year, with 10,095 attributed to... 

The Prime Minister of Australia accused Facebook of believing it is ‘bigger than the government’ after the tech company blocked all news from its social media platform in the country before parliament debates whether it should be forced to pay for content produced by third party media outlets. Prime Minister Scott Morrison blasted Facebook and declared that big tech ‘think…that the rules should... 

Canada has been completely infiltrated by Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum and the policies of the Trudeau regime are now reflecting the full horror of the Davos globalist agenda. Trudeau has passionately endorsed state euthanasia, signing laws that vastly expand the reach of the central government when it comes to killing its own citizens and reducing the population. Depopulation is the primary... 

The Prime Minister of Romania revealed he’s using artificial intelligence to advise his administration in what may be the first example of a nation’s government using AI to shape policies. Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca introduced this week an AI bot named Ion who has a “deep voice” and will now be advising his political colleagues. The bot is physically seen on a “mirror-like” screen that... 

The plea to look into former president Jair Bolsonaro on suspicion of instigating violence in the capital was granted by Brazil’s Supreme Court on Friday. The presidential office, the legislature, and the Supreme Court are all located in the city of Brasilia, which was invaded and looted on Sunday by Bolsonaro’s followers. They were demonstrating against the controversial presidential... 

Supporters of right-wing former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro have swarmed the country’s Three Powers Plaza, climbing the roof of the National Congress and ransacking multiple government buildings, following weeks of unrest and claims of election fraud. Chaotic scenes erupted in the capital Brasilia Video on Sunday, with videos posted to social media showing the rioters also attacking the... 

Despite the protests of tens of thousand of farmers, the Dutch government is now talking about state-forced buyouts of around 600 farms within the next year. The Dutch government is, in other words, is forcing hundreds of farmers to sell their land to state. In a tweet, political commentator, host, and former member for the party Forum for Democracy, Eva Vlaardingerbroek said: “Our criminal government... 

German authorities are scrambling ahead for what could be a hellacious winter of natural gas shortages and skyrocketing prices by announcing new energy-saving measures in cities across the country, reported The Guardian. Hanover in northwest Germany turned off hot water in showers and bathrooms at public buildings and leisure areas this week. Municipal buildings in the city will be heated to only... 

The government is your “single source of truth“, according to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who announced that “unless you hear it from us, it’s not truth.“ According to far-left Ardern, citizens must “dismiss anything else” they hear, unless it was issued by the government. Jacinda Arden has been left reeling after New Zealand police look set to launch a possible probe... 

Novak Djokovic has issued a message about his devoted fans and shared a photo of himself for the first time since a court verdict on his visa row with the Australian government over his Covid vaccination status. Mystery surrounded Djokovic’s whereabouts in the immediate aftermath of his high-profile hearing in Australia on Monday, which ended in a judge ordering the world number one to be freed... 

Amid heated demonstrations and clashes with armor-clad riot police over new austerity measures, protesters stormed Ecuador’s parliament building – left empty after the government relocated – for a brief rally. Scores of protesters could be seen inside the national assembly building in videos posted to social media on Tuesday, some waving flags at the chamber’s podium, with others chanting... 

New photos of a Greek village sinking since a massive landslide struck in 2012 show the devastating impact the natural disaster and lack of official response has had on the once-thriving community. Ropoto, in central Greece, is now abandoned after villagers were forced to leave their homes due to ongoing landslides. Many buildings have collapsed completely, while others appear to remain largely intact.... 

The increasing role the internet plays in life clearly shows that being familiar with the media is a sine qua non condition for policymakers, believes Mozilla CEO Gary Kovacs. ­The head of the top IT player was speaking on the impact of anti-piracy protests in January, which resulted in the controversial SOPA/PIPA bills being shelved. Mozilla was among the internet giants that campaigned against... 

People gather around burnt cars near St. Theresa Catholic Church after a bomb blast in the Madala Zuba district of the Nigerian capital, Abuja, on December 25, 2011. Powerful explosions targeting government offices and churches in Nigeria have left at least 30 people dead and many others injured. On Sunday, more than 30 people were reportedly killed after explosions hit St. Theresa Church during Christmas... 

Fredrik Reinfeldt Prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt becomes first non-socialist to win re-election since the late 1970s. Sweden’s ruling centre-right coalition beat the Social Democrat opposition in yesterday’s election but failed to win an outright majority and the far-right Sweden Democrats won seats in parliament for the first time. Early results showed Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt’s...