Copenhagen Mayor Begs Tourists Not To Buy Pot at Christiania Freetown, After Deadly Shooting – The Problem? Half a Million of Them Visit Every Year for Exactly That
It’s known as a ‘hippie paradise’ – but is it?
It’s known as a ‘hippie paradise’ – but is it?
The geopolitical situation in Europe is getting more complex daily – and in Poland, things are no different.
After the historic Chandrayaan-3 soft landing on the Lunar south pole with the subsequent scientific rover mission, and the launch of the Solar probe Aditya-L1, the Indian Space Agency (ISRO) is NOT resting on its laurels.
Russian Federation forces pounded the Odessa region ports, in major drone attacks to the fuel and grain depots, as Turkey’s Erdogan and Russia’s Putin meet in a bid to revive the Black Sea grain deal.
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked the Defense Minister Alexey Reznikov.
Hungary continues to shock the western powers (and delight the free-thinking people of this Earth) with its no-nonsense approach to the war in Ukraine.
The culture of death is creeping all around us.
It was noon at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, and the Indian SPLV rocket left a trail of fire and smoke as it gained the skies in yet another space mission, a mere 10 days after the historical soft landing on the Moon’s south pole by the Chandrayaan-3 mission.
A lawsuit in Federal Court in New York is pitting the government of the US Virgin Islands territory against America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase.
The situation in the west African nation of Niger seems to be edging towards a military confrontation with former colonial power France..
As humans here on planet Earth delighted themselves with the sight of the rare ‘super blue moon’ in the skies, the Indian Lunar Mission continued with the scientific experiments on the Moon’s South Pole.
We can all agree that if a story took place almost a million years ago, it can hardly be called ‘news’.
As the situation develops in post-coup Niger, a back and forth game of ‘ultimatums’ is taking place, and mostly the demands are getting ignored by the opposing parties.
French President Emmanuel Macron has a formidable capacity to hang on to power, even though his tenure as head of state has been plagued with turmoil, from never ending Yellow Vests marches to widespread protests over his Pension reform, up until the shocking race riots following the police killing of a teenager in a traffic stop.
It all started in 2011, with a series of apocalyptic events: first came the ‘Great East Japan Earthquake’ with a magnitude of 9,0, that generated a large Tsunami that destroyed the Fukushima nuclear plant, causing three nuclear meltdowns, three hydrogen explosions, and the release of radioactive contamination.
India’s capital, New Delhi, is getting completely revamped ahead of the G20 summit on September 9 and 10th.
We’ve come to the point when the hyped and much-anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive is all but through, without ever breaching Russia’s first of many fortified lines in its defense in depth, losing a catastrophic amount of equipment and taking a horrifying amount of human losses.
After the historic success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission soft landing on the Lunar south Pole, India is now part of an exclusive club along with the US, Russia and China: nations that have landed spacecraft on the Earth’s satellite.
Down at the White Continent, it’s every woman for herself.
‘Life means life’: that’s the basic reasoning behind British PM Rishi Sunak’s latest proposed legislation, one that would see the ‘worst murderers’ sentenced to life sentences without parole.
(This article was first posted in the Signal to Noise substack – reposted with permission.) As much as we lionize Donald Trump as a superior mind and 5G chess master, for the most part, what makes him exceptional is his constant dishing out of unapologetic common sense – something that is not so common, anymore.
It seems as if a little bit of sanity has finally made its way to the Scandinavian countries, after a season of burning the Koran that has rocked international relations with the Muslim world.
While all around planet Earth humans are engaged in military hostilities, when it comes to space exploration, at least for now, cooperation is still the rule.
In the days when Jeffrey Epstein held court like a Jay Gatsby from hell, his connection could facilitate a business venture, or show the way to tax relief – but evidence that arose after his death demonstrate that he could also set the rich and powerful with something else: sex-trafficked young girls – sometimes underage.
Before they can safely usher in a new, prosperous multipolar world that they envision with their expanded BRICS, nuclear-armed China and India will have to resolve their border tensions that left two dozen soldiers dead in a 2020 clash.
It is not hyperbole to say that the 15th BRICS Summit, that wrapped-up today in Johannesburg, South Africa, was a historic event and a geopolitical milestone that is bound to have deep repercussions in the years to come.
At this point in time, no one is surprised when another wave of bad headlines about Prince Andrew hit the newsstands and the web.
Wednesday was a momentous day in the history of the BRICS club.
One and a half Billion Indians, as well as space enthusiasts all over the world, are celebrating the historic feat by the Indian Space Agency ISRO in landing a spacecraft on the moon.
The much-anticipated BRICS Summit has finally kicked off in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Up in the Highlands of Scotland, a new chase is gearing up for the Loch Ness Monster, one of the planet’s most famous folkloric creatures.
Another day, another UK Royal scandal swept under the rug.
To many, this is nothing but a local news story, without relevance to the wider world; a story that takes place in Egypt and Zambia, countries that many in the west would not be able to point out in a map.
From August 22nd to 24th, Johannesburg, South Africa, will become the center of the multipolar world, as the most relevant emerging economies of the planet – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – gather to hold its 15th summit.
All eyes are on India now, as the Asian giant is less than 48 hours away of fulfilling a dream with Chandrayaan-3
In a sad development for the Russian space program and for lovers of space exploration all over the world, space agency Roscosmos has confirmed that, following an emergency – or glitch – the Lunar-25 went into a wrong orbital trajectory, and ended up crashing into the surface of the moon.
The space race of sorts that we are living these last few days just got a big dramatic twist, as the Luna-25 glitches and is feared by some to be lost.
Mainstream media is aflush with the new story of a missile attack on the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv.
As the western powers prepares to disembark from the Ukrainian misadventure, we start to see a realignment in the narrative relayed to the MSM.
Next week is set to become a landmark in Lunar exploration, as India and Russia have positioned themselves to make big advances in this next phase of the space race.
On both sides of the Atlantic, crime presents itself in many gruesome ways, from mob smash and grab to armed robbery and all the varieties in between.
Next week is poised to be a momentous one, as the BRICS countries gather in a summit hosted by South Africa in Johannesburg from 22 to 24 August, and literally dozens of ‘Global South’ nations queue up to join.
As the military conflict in the Ukraine drags on, and the need for peace talks begins to be addressed with growing urgency, another hotbed for conflict is starting to gather attention of the world.
By now, everyone that’s paying attention has come to the same conclusion about the war in the Ukraine: Russian forces have the decisive upper hand, and if Kiev doesn’t sue for peace soon, the likelihood is that it will lose even more of its territory – may even cease do exist.
Now that the truth about the origins of COVID is finally reaching the population at large – you can read about RFK Jr.
With presidents Kirchner, Macri and now Fernandez, the leftist ‘peronists’ have transformed Argentina into an unmitigated train-wreck, a decadent country where annual inflation is over 100%.
The War in the Ukraine has showcased the vibrant and fast-adapting Russian military industrial complex, that reinvented itself in just a few months, achieving superiority in the production of all kinds of equipments: tanks, drones, artillery, aircraft, ammunition – and missiles.
If anyone thought that Leon Black was just gonna lay back and take the rape accusations against him, they better think again.
Poland’s ruling party, ‘Law and Justice’, has decided to hold a referendum to ask the voters whether they support receiving illegal migrants by the thousands.
Crypto bro Sam Bankman-Fried, second largest donor to the Democrat party after George Soros, shot to finance stardom as founder and CEO of FTX crypto trading platform.
The sudden awareness of the scary implications of Artificial Intelligence in the various fields of application is sending its ripples throughout society, leaving us with a host of new questions for which we have no pre-prepared answers.
If Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, someday decides to really tell the story of his life, it will be one of the most explosive books in our times — not to mention massively popular.
A long, deep and demonstrable association to the late ‘king of pedophiles’ has become like a bad stench that never goes away.
The Musk-Zuck cage fight is back on the headlines – this time with a historical twist bound to charm some and repulse others.
Target of a myriad of economic sanctions, and in the middle of the ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine, Russia took an important step in the path back to Space superpower status with the launch of its first moon-landing spacecraft in 47 years.
After months of positional battles and a real stalemate in terms of the line of contact, there was finally a breakthrough in the northern region of Kharkov.
The Summit unsurprisingly reached its end without any significant deal or declaration between the 8 participants.
Another week, another revelation about Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking ring is damaging the reputation of the rich and powerful.
In the run-up to the next General Election – due no later than January 2025, but possibly earlier – Conservative PM Rishi Sunak and his cabinet are scrambling to find ways to tackle with the ongoing catastrophe of mass illegal immigration.