Emergency preparedness warnings across the US, Europe, and Japan have been amplified in corporate media and turned into hysteria for the general public.

Emergency preparedness warnings across the US, Europe, and Japan have been amplified in corporate media and turned into hysteria for the general public.
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
I'd like to think I'm being hyperbolic with this title…but, you know…I might not be.
The overnight hours into early Sunday morning hours saw yet a third Russian refinery attacked by long-range Ukrainian drones since Ukraine abandoned a short-lived halt on energy site attacks.
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
While Wall Street remains preoccupied with unfolding shitshow in tech and AI right now, there's another little problem quietly developing beneath the surface from a sector
Crossings from northern France restarted this week after the longest pause of the year, and the first footage to come out of them shows a man wading toward a packed dinghy off Hardelot with a knife raised, shouting "I will kill you." Press
Authored by Phil Mullan via Spiked,
A budget is not just about the public finances. It is the annual economic set-piece where the government presents its broader aims and strategy. For a new administration especially, the first budget
On Sunday Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi weighed in on current peace discussions which are being mediated via Qatar. He expressed that Tehran is ready to egage in serious diplomacy but hopes to see 'rationality' from the US side.
Authored by Andrew Korybko via Andrew Korybko's Newsletter,
Former President and Deputy Chair of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev wrote that "There's a constitutional coup in Poland. The liberals of Tusk's Brussels fosterling are
Secretary of State Marco Rubio raised concerns about China's efforts to assert control over the South China Sea, its "coercive behavior" in the East China Sea and Yellow Sea, and Russia-China cooperation that undermines peace and
Authored by Remix News Staff via Remix News,
With deaths accelerating in Europe due to a rapidly aging population, observers might expect a "silver lining" in at least one area of the economy: coffin production.
