India Plagued by Series of Cyberattacks in Recent Years
India has been plagued with a series of small- and large-scale cyberattacks in recent years. For instance, although five million people globally have...
World News
New Zealand Mulls Over Law to Make Facebook and Google Pay for News
The legislation would be based on a similar law in Australia, which reportedly has been very helpful to news businesses. ...
Read more
New Zealand Court Removes Custody of Ill Baby From Parents After They Decline “Vaccinated” Blood
Rather than allowing the parents of a baby needing surgery to choose an unvaccinated blood donor, the court instead gave custody of the...
Read more
North Korea to Convene a Rubber-stamp Parliament in Mid-January
The Parliament seldom gathers, and typically functions to assent to decisions that have already been made by the state’s ruling Workers’ Party....
Read more
China’s Zero-Covid Policy Has Largely Failed
The public outcry over China’s stringent zero-Covid measures, which provoked historic mass nationwide protests, finally compelled authorities in the communist state to ease...
Read more
U.S. to Support Taiwan’s Air Force With $428 Million in Spare Parts
The U.S. State Department has given the green light for the potential sale of $428 million in aircraft parts for Taiwan to enhance...
Read more
Former Chinese President Reappears After “Mysterious Exit” From Party Congress
Former Chinese president Hu Jintao emerged in public again for the first time since his mysterious exit from the closing ceremony of the...
Read more
Indonesia Criminalizes LGBTQ+ Relationships and Extramarital Sex With New Law
Under the new law, people who have premarital or extramarital sex can expect up to a year in prison, and those who cohabit...
Read more
West Must “Acknowledge Responsibility” & Pay for “Climate Crisis,” Says Lawyer at UN Summit
SHARM EL SHEIKH, EGYPT — So-called “fossil fuels” must be eliminated as quickly as possible and huge spending by taxpayers in rich nations...
Read more
Hong Kong Threat to Adjourn Jimmy Lai Case to China Stokes Worries
The move has stoked fears among the foreign business community that it could happen for more than just national security cases. ...
Read more
U.S., Australia Invite Japan to Increase Troop Rotations to Counter China
The United States and Australia announced on December 6 that they would invite Japanese troops to three-way rotations, pledging a show of unity...
Read more
Swiss Plan Exposes Folly of Relying on Electric Vehicles
With winter and potential energy shortages coming, Switzerland is working on a plan that could ban electric vehicles from being used for nonessential...
Read more
Leftist Coup Fails in Peru
Wednesday, December 7th has been a wild day in Lima, Peru, after controversial Marxist President Pedro Castillo attempted a “self-coup” by dissolving Congress...
Read more
Argentina Sentences Leftist Vice President and Former President to Prison
Argentina is proof that political miracles occasionally happen. Yesterday Argentina’s sitting vice president and former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was convicted by...
Read more
Chinese Cities Ease Covid Restrictions; Disparate Measures Anger Public
Despite more Chinese cities starting to ease their draconian Covid-19 measures, disparate implementations without much transparency have caused public confusion and frustration. Beijing,...
Read more