The Trump administration quietly shut down a controversial surveillance program—but only after years of tracking innocent air travellers under the guise of national security.
Trump Silences the Skies: Quiet Surveillance Program Terminated Read More »
A cache of reports just blew the lid off China’s covert strategy to control global protest narratives, stifle online dissent, and export repression through censorship tech.
Xi’s Global Disinformation Blueprint Exposed in Leaked Reports Read More »
Putin and Trump’s “friendly” phone call touched on more than pleasantries—it floated support for Iran and revisited the ever-dangerous India-Pakistan conflict theatre.
India-Pakistan Proxy Rhetoric Resurfaces in Putin-Trump Call Read More »
Costa Rica’s highest court just clipped President Rodrigo Chaves’ wings, defending journalists against executive attacks that reeked of creeping authoritarianism.
Costa Rica’s Press Pushback: Court Halts Presidential Overreach Read More »
Putin’s regime has blacklisted the British Council as an “undesirable organization,” signalling another blow to foreign cultural diplomacy and civil engagement in Russia.
Russia Purges the British Council in an “Undesirable” Power Play Read More »
The uneasy friendship between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has imploded into a full-scale public brawl, with each accusing the other of betrayal, deception, and more sinister associations. The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Axios, and Reuters chronicle the unfolding chaos. The trigger? The Epstein files. Musk lobbed the first grenade, claiming the reason the Epstein
Trump, Musk and the Epstein Files: A Power Feud in Public Meltdown Read More »
China, Russia, and Turkey have taken seats on the UN committee meant to oversee global human rights. With records stained by surveillance, censorship, and suppression, their election exposes the international body’s crumbling credibility.
UNwatchable: China and Russia Seize Human Rights Council Seats Read More »
ulia Navalnaya, widow of murdered Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, has launched a new TV channel aimed directly at the Kremlin’s iron grip on truth.
Navalnaya’s Broadcast Battle: Widow Wages War on Kremlin Censorship Read More »
Benjamin Netanyahu may be on trial for bribery, but in Israel’s coalition corridors, he’s already convicted — of using public funds as hush money.
Netanyahu’s Budget Coup: Buying Silence, Fueling Collapse Read More »
North Korea has turned the smartphone — a tool of liberation elsewhere — into a leash. Multiple new reports reveal that the regime is now using modified smartphones to track, censor, and psychologically control its own citizens. These aren’t just monitored devices.
Kim Jong-un’s Pocket Spy State: Smartphones, Surveillance, and Russian Backup Read More »
