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Wondering why the Iranians are upset with supreme leader Khamenei?

Minimum wage in Iran is about $90 to $120 a month, while average salaries range from $200 to $400. Basic living costs for a family now run $200 to $400, meaning at least 30% of households in Iran cannot cover their cost of living.

In Zhuzhou, China, the world's first railless tram operates on virtual tracks, eliminating the need for physical rails

This innovative streetcar can travel up to 70 km/h and carry as many as 500 passengers

A bus driver works for 20 years to pay her rent. Her neighbour has JUST arrived, does not speak English, and has a three-bedroom flat for FREE

Report: Drones Over Moscow Leave More Than Half a Million Without Power. Unprecedented Incident Following an Attack Attributed to Kyiv

A large-scale nighttime power outage struck the Moscow region after a drone attack blamed on Ukraine, plunging vast areas into darkness for hours.

European Space Agency Confirms Breach Following Leak of Internal Data

ESA acknowledges a cybersecurity incident affecting external, unclassified servers and is investigating a claimed theft of approximately two hundred gigabytes of data.

End of an Era: MTV Shuts Down Its Music Channels in Europe

After more than four decades, MTV is closing its dedicated music television channels across Europe, ending linear music video broadcasting on December thirty-first, twenty twenty-five.

Tragedy in the Swiss Alps: Around Forty Killed in Explosion at Ski Resort During New Year Celebrations

An explosion and subsequent fire at a bar in the resort town of Crans-Montana killed dozens and injured around one hundred, many critically, as hospitals struggle to cope.

Following a Dispute with Management: Enzo Maresca Dismissed from Chelsea

After one win in seven league matches and growing tension with club leadership, Chelsea have parted ways with Enzo Maresca, despite recent international success.

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Drone Attack on Putin’s Residence, Kyiv Denies Allegations

Moscow claims Ukrainian drones targeted a presidential estate, while Kyiv rejects the charge as unfounded and politically motivated amid fragile peace talks

Who is the most corrupted country in the world?

Rep. Ilhan Omar's net worth: 2019: -$45,000. 2025: $30 million. Congressional salary: $174k. Not as good as Nancy Pelosi’s net worth ($250 million), but not so bad…

Ibiza saw an unusual bout of hail, a rare weather event for the Mediterranean island, as storms continued to batter parts of eastern and southern Spain over the past week

China is already training robots to direct traffic

While Western mothers keep sending their kids to die in war for oil…

Major Channel Tunnel Power Fault Halts Eurostar Links Between UK and Continental Europe

Overhead power disruption in the Channel Tunnel leaves travellers stranded and Eurostar advising against travel amid ongoing delays

Just like other NATO member nations—including Germany, France and the UK—Canada is desperate for a war with Russia

Citizens should not be conscripted to fight in engineered wars. Those who profit from these wars—energy tycoons, oil magnates, mining interests, and the arms industry—should be the ones fighting them. The true purpose of such wars is not...

Chaos last night in Molenbeek in Brussels

iI's because Morocco has won in the Afrikacup

Europe’s Largest Defence Groups Set to Return Nearly Five Billion Dollars to Shareholders in Twenty Twenty-Five

Rising dividends reflect strong cash flows as defence spending and investment expand across the continent

Arnault Family Property Purchases Support Recovery in Paris Luxury Home Market

Arnault Family Property Purchases Support Recovery in Paris Luxury Home Market

High-value acquisitions by the Arnault family inject confidence into a subdued high-end housing sector

SoftBank Strikes $4 Billion Deal to Acquire DigitalBridge to Deepen AI Infrastructure Strategy

Japanese conglomerate agrees to buy U.S. digital infrastructure investor, scaling data centres and connectivity critical for next-generation artificial intelligence.

Diamonds Are Powering a New Quantum Revolution

Engineered diamonds, especially those with nitrogen-vacancy centers, are emerging as essential materials for advanced quantum sensing and future technologies.

Now they're coming for your coffee

Swiss banker and World Economic Forum "agenda contributor", Hubert Keller: "The coffee that we all drink emits between 15 and 20 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of coffee."

Even vehicles in China now come equipped with dedicated U-turn indicators

The Chinese take their innovation and technological leadership very seriously, and they develop new technologies with a clear long-term vision in mind

Mark Zuckerberg, an outspoken critic of "man-made climate change", shows off his new $300 million, 287-foot mega yacht, powered by four gigantic diesel engines

Yet another stark reminder that Net Zero is only for the peasants

China’s LandSpace Moves Toward IPO as It Pursues Reusable Rocket Technology

The Beijing-based private rocket firm prepares for a public listing to fund future projects, drawing openly on lessons from SpaceX

Indian Roads are not less than a Final destination movie

Record-Breaking Drone Show in China Makes Fireworks Look Stone Age

Nearly sixteen thousand drones, controlled from a single computer, set new world records in Liuyang, the historic birthplace of gunpowder.

A schoolboy in Kyrgyzstan went viral after walking to school through metre-deep snow

The video caught the president’s attention, who praised the boy’s determination to learn, inviting the fourth-grader to a presidential New Year tree event and personally gifting him a laptop, a football, and his own phone.

In Serbia, you’ll 100% get your ass kicked if you walk down the street with an EU flag

Flags of this non democratic organization are not welcome in this Orthodox country.

Italian prosecutors say they have arrested nine people on suspicion of financing Hamas through charities based in Italy, in an operation coordinated with other EU countries

US President Donald Trump said he and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy were ‘getting a lot closer, maybe very close’ to an agreement to end the war in Ukraine, though both leaders acknowledged that some of the details remain unresolved

JD Vance Warns Mass Immigration Could Be Existential for Germany

The U.S. senator argues that admitting millions from culturally incompatible societies risks irreversible harm to Germany, regardless of broader European politics.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez demands "an end to anonymity on social media"—under the guise of combatting "misinformation" and "hate speech"

"We must... force all these platforms to link every user account to a European digital identity."

Two people was arrested for exercising their free speech within 2km of the European Commission.

"Remember when we used to own things?"

"Now, you don't own. You access, you subscribe, stream, rent. They call it the convenience era. But let's be real, it's the control era."

Donald Trump has just said that "the European Union was formed in order to screw the United States."

The insane amount of snow fallen on the western Italian Alps in the last two days, visualized

Hungary Warns European Union Is Drifting Toward a Prolonged War With Russia

Budapest says diverting funds from one side to another amounts to a declaration of war and risks pulling the European Union directly into the conflict.

The Battle Over the Internet Explodes: The United States Bars European Officials and Ignites a Diplomatic Crisis

Washington bans five European figures over alleged censorship, prompting fierce backlash from Brussels and exposing a deeper struggle over the future control of the internet.

‘The Lion King’ Musical Star Stabbed to Death

Imani Smith, a former Broadway child performer, was fatally stabbed in her New Jersey home, and a man known to her has been charged with murder.

Free speech in Europe is on the verge of dying

A 2026 gift from the European Central Bank, a CBDC: The EU moved the Digital Euro for the ECB forward yesterday on Dec 24 2025, just before Xmas

Monetary reform passes when no one’s watching: Same playbook as 1913, when the Federal Reserve Act was passed while Congress & the public were preparing for Xmas

So here we have Ursula von der Leyen describing free speech as a virus and censorship as its vaccine....

Tony Blair caught on camera announcing that Britain's future "has got to be as a nation of global citizens, not just British citizens"

The former prime minister’s remarks revive debate over sovereignty, democracy, and the legacy of mass immigration policies.