The Corrupt State of Ukraine: Not a Democracy
Ukraine is often portrayed in Western media as a struggling democracy fighting against Russian aggression, a nation seeking to align itself with the liberal democratic….
Food
From Coca and Sugar To Chemicals: The Transformation of Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola is one of the most recognized and consumed products in the world, with over 1.9 billion servings sold daily across more than 200 countries….
Business
BlackRock: The World’s Most Powerful
BlackRock Inc. has quietly become one of the most powerful and influential financial entities in the world….
Health
The Importance of Walking: Why It May Be the Best Kind of Exercise
In a world obsessed with high-intensity workouts, weightlifting, and cutting-edge fitness trends, walking often seems like a neglected relic of the past. Despite its simplicity,….
Tech
How an AI is Made
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the defining technological advancements of the 21st century. From language models like ChatGPT to image recognition, autonomous vehicles,….
Finance
Central Bank Digital Currencies: A Tool for Control, Not Freedom
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) represent one of the most significant developments in monetary policy in recent decades. Positioned as a modern solution to improve….
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Quantum Computers: Progress, Challenges, and Consumer Availability
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Geothermal Energy: A Viable Solution or Overhyped Dream?
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Why U.S. Tariffs on China are Not as Bad as Critics Claim
The debate over tariffs between the United States and China has been reignited with the reintroduction of a 10% tariff on Chinese imports, part of….
The Myth of EU Food Standards: Safe, Healthy, and High-Quality?
The European Union frequently claims that its strict food regulations ensure the highest standards of safety, quality, and health for consumers. The EU prides itself….
The Tax Burden in the EU: A System of Redistribution or Organized Theft?
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The Deception of NGOs: Political Tools Masquerading as Humanitarian Organizations
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How the EU and Supranational Organizations Made Energy Unaffordable
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Why Negative News Beats Positive News
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The WEF and Globalist Organizations: Communism in Disguise?
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The Hidden Burden of Employer Regulations: a System of Control?
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Tristate City: The Overhaul of the Netherlands at the Expense of Its Citizens
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The Illusion of Independent Media: Who Controls the News?
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Government Employment and Its Expanding Influence
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The Deception of Renew Europe: A Threat to National Sovereignty
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