Paul Serran 
Poland has lately become a very consequential player in European Geopolitics, simultaneously praised for its actions on the war in the Ukraine, and under European siege because of many of its policies.
From February 24th 2022 until today, 529 days have passed, and most probably in every one of those days we had to deal with some opinion, criticism or recrimination by Ukrainian nanopresident Volodymyr Zelensky.
Ever since 2017, former Rothschild banker Emmanuel Macron has led his presidency of France from one major crisis into another.
The only front in which Ukraine is winning the war is on the MSM headlines.
This Sunday (August 6th), the ultimatum by the West African regional bloc ECOWAS expires, potentially opening the way for conflict in the region, with military intervention in Niger triggering a proxy war of considerable proportions.
Federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York have asked the judge to consent to a “categorical withholding” of the all the as of yet unreleased FBI ‘top-secret files’ on Jeffrey Epstein.
The long-awaited and much hyped Ukrainian counteroffensive has, so far, not yielded any significant territorial gains, and furthermore has led to the destruction of heaps of military equipment and to massive human losses.
The stage is set for military conflict in Africa.
Crypto bro Sam Bankman-Fried, second largest Democrat donor after George Soros, is fighting the prosecutor’s motion for his pretrial incarceration in Manhattan’s Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) ahead of his October trial.
Ghislaine Maxwell led much of her life under the world’s fascinated microscope, always enthralled by her – famous and infamous – as it watched her fortunes wax and wane.
Lately, the lack of demonstrable gratitude by the Kyiv’s regime has become deeply disturbing to some of its allies.
Many people’s first reaction upon hearing of the coup d’état in Niger was of complete lack of surprise and of interest.
As newly-anointed King Charles II tries to get on with his much-awaited reign, he stands besieged by the non-stop regimen of very negative news stories about his brother, the Duke of York, Prince Andrew.
As the unsuccessful Ukrainian counteroffensive drags on, the attention of the world starts to focus on a potential new front in the European turmoil: Poland.
Arbitrage is a trade strategy to generate gains from the difference in a security’s price in different markets.
Elon Musk overpaid ($44B) for a troubled platform that seemed past its peak, marred by systemic censorship and an a seemingly endless bot infestation.
Lauded by leftists and globalists of all stripes as the ‘/X-killer’ alternative, Meta’s hastily put together knock-off copy app ‘Threads’ has been losing users in a rapid pace, leading Meta executives to rush to develop ways to retain the fleeing public.
After months on end fighting protests and riots, French police may now become the new source of instability in the country.
If there’s one aspect of the war in the Ukraine that cuts through the fog of war and the NATO propaganda with maximum efficiency is the question of access to sea ports.
The recent FTX scandal and bankruptcy have exposed the underbelly of the once-exciting market of the cryptocurrencies.
Whether it was small-time conman Verbal Kint revealed to be criminal mastermind Keyser Söze in The Usual Suspects, or the corrupt House ‘Whip’ turned into murderous criminal president Frank Underwood in House of Cards, there is a common element to many Kevin Spacey characters: he played the man who gets away with it.
62 year-old Keith Raniere was convicted in 2019 – and later sentenced to 120 years in prison – for his criminal activities as the ‘guru’ of multi-level marketing scam NXIVM and the disturbing secret society DOS, involved in the shocking practice of fire-branding its sex slaves in the groin area.
On Sunday, July 23rd, Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Belarus’ Aleksandr Lukashenko in St.
A lawsuit is raging in Federal Court in New York, pitting the government of the US Virgin Islands territory against America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase.
The Jeffrey Epstein trafficking ring saga keeps shining light on the behavior of the rich and powerful worldwide.
With every passing day, the disturbing possibility of a widening of the Ukraine war with the participation of other nations in direct military hostilities is becoming more and more palpable.
The diplomatic relations between the United Kingdom and Russia have reached a new low this Thursday (July 20), when the Kremlin reportedly reprimanded the British Chargé d’affaires over the UK’s support for Ukrainian terrorist attacks, and announced new restrictions on the movement of British diplomats in Russian territory.
Kevin Spacey’s high-profile trial for sexual assault, taking place in London, England, is drawing to its conclusion.
In the west’s proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, the Intelligence effort is one of the most important aspects.
The Spanish national court, charged with extradition matters, made a decision that may have a broad impact in the Latin American geopolitical landscape.
The failure of the grain deal (undermining the bridge) will result in huge financial losses for Ukraine.
In a Orwellian turn of events, France is introducing legislation poised to usher in an era of mass surveillance of its population.
Lauded by leftists and globalists of all stripes as the ‘-killer’ alternative, Meta’s hastily put together knock-off copy app ‘Threads’ is already facing rough waters shortly after its release.
The Kevin Spacey trial in London has experienced another star deposition.
Ukraine finally launched its long-advertised and much-hyped counteroffensive in early June, after multiple postponements.
While the actual physical combat between them seems to have been put away for the time being, the Elon Musk-Mark Zuckerberg rivalry has probably never been more acute, with new Meta app ‘Threads’ directly threatening Musk’s ‘ 2.0’ with its new-found appreciation for free-speech.
Any kind of association with the Jeffrey Epstein influence-peddling and sex-trafficking ring has lately become a stain that is difficult to wash away from one’s reputation.
At 3am Moscow time of this Monday, a suspected surface water drone filled with explosives hit the Crimea bridge.
The BBC has reportedly ramped up its investigation into senior news anchor Huw Edwards.
Hardly a week goes by that some respected voice in the Artificial Intelligence field does not raise the alarm about the impending gangers of this technology.
The never-ending coke issues of the Joe Biden family and administration from hell have produced another infamous chapter.
The Jeffrey Epstein saga is a truly gigantic puzzle that we will never get to see whole, but only by assembling the scattered fragments that we have access to, can we have an incomplete but significant image of the Jeffrey Epstein influence-peddling and sex-trafficking ring.
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a very special July 14, being celebrated in France during the national holyday of the ‘Fall of the Bastille’, as the Indian Space Agency (ISRO) launched the Chandrayaan-3 space mission that aims to put a landing module on the moon, while also putting the BRICS country in the pages of human history as one of the major Space Power nations.
An association with Jeffrey Epstein is a stain in someone’s reputation that does not easily fade from the world’s memory.
Disgraced star Kevin Spacey finally took the witness stand to testify in his London sexual assault case.
The dangers of AI have been outlined by some of the greatest minds in tech and science, and a planetary discussion on the subject is underway.
The mystery British Broadcast Corporation (BBC) presenter accused of paying a teenager for sexually explicit pictures has finally been revealed to be veteran Huw Edwards.
For decades, from his small town in Center-west Brazilian state of Goiás, João Teixeira de Faria built a worldwide reputation as a medium and faith healer.
The public opinion in the UK remains enthralled by the current sex scandal plaguing the British Broadcast Company (BBC) – but the reaction of the authorities is turning out to be puzzling and disappointing, so far.
The Kevin Spacey trial, held at London’s Southwark Crown Court, is entering its third week.
33 Latin American and Caribbean heads of States (from CELAC group) will travel to Brussels for the 17-18 July Summit with the 27 United Europe members.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is involved in a massive scandal, after allegations surfaced that one of its stars was giving money to a teenager in exchange for sexually explicit pictures.
The Church of England (CoE) and the greater Anglican community is facing a dilemma: just how much should they embrace gay relationships?
The fourth day of Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey trial in London featured the third of four accusers testifying against the star.
England’s King Charles III waited 70 years to be crowned monarch, as his mother held a long and fruitful reign.
Sweden may be confusing freedom of speech with pyromania.
After UK’s Defense Minister Ben Wallace was discarded as the next leader of NATO, current Nato secretary general Jens Stoltenberg, as expected, was handed another 12 months in charge.
Covid lockdowns were one of the most misguided public health policies of all times, and the idea of fining people for disrespecting what amounts to mere lunacy is certainly abhorrent.
