Europe Poised To Roll Back the World’s Toughest AI Laws
The world’s first comprehensive law governing the development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence was formally adopted by the Europeans in 2024 and began taking effect la…
The Risk Of AI Isn’t Skynet
Authored by Charles Hugh Smith,
The risk that AI transitions from Servant to Master is dramatically appealing–Skynet!–but the real risks are in the mundane realms of the socio-economic order. As I explain in …
Visualizing How Much Gold Is Left To Mine On Earth
Gold’s scarcity is one reason it remains a sought-after safe haven. In 2025, the metal has seen its strongest rally in years, climbing over 50% as global investors react to uncertainty in …
Racism Fears: Is The UK Failing To Section Dangerous African-Caribbean Schizophrenics?
Authored by via Paul Birch via The Daily Sceptic,
It’s become an all-too-familiar tale. An individual who, at this stage, is thought to have been known…
Losing Our Religion?
How do you feel about religion?
As Statista’s Anna Fleck details below, depending on which country you are in, this question is more or less likely to be met with a shrug or even an objection to religious belief.
Y…
German Recession Deepens, Industrial Jobs And Investments Under Severe Pressure
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
The German economy is sinking ever deeper into recession. In its latest business survey, the Institute of the German Economy (IW) no…
These Countries Used The Most Cash In 2025
Did you know that entire economies still run on cash, pretty much day to day?
This infographic, via Visual Capitalist’s Pallavi Rao, ranks 123 countries by the share of daily transactions complet…
Digital ID: The Next Step Toward Total Control
Authored by Chris Macintosh via InternationalMan.com,
Recently, globalist puppet Keir Starmer unabashedly told citizens that their right to work — and therefore to live — will depend on their…
Which Country Reads The Most?
Reading remains a cornerstone of cultural and intellectual life worldwide, but engagement varies significantly by nation.
Measuring “which countries read the most” can focus on metrics like average books cons…
Germany’s Industrial Heart Stalls: Green Tech Illusion Meets Economic Freefall
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
The collapse of German industrial production is dragging municipal finances down with it. The state-funded economic institute DIW cla…
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