The global health agency could get new surveillance powers by May 2024.
The unelected global health agency the World Health Organization (WHO) is currently meeting to consider a draft version of a controversial international pandemic treaty that will give the WHO increased […]
‘We have no further information to share,’
says Albert Bourla, who bailed out of an earlier appointment in October.
Pfizer Chief Executive Officer Albert […]
On the morning of November 23, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) […]
You’ve all done an amazing job using cash (see step one here) and raising awareness of the importance of keeping cash alive and dialing back the digital systems.
Now we need to take it a step further and start […]
“In the midst of the shift towards a digital currency, the growing rise of cancel culture, and the threat of the social credit system being a reality in the west – what protections do our personal and corporate information have on these Government platforms?”
The Government of Australia has set […]
On 14 November, a Zurich attorney announced a lawsuit against three officials in Swissmedic and five in Insel Group, which runs a large hospital centre in Bern.
The complaint alleges Swissmedic violated the nation’s criminal code by approving poorly tested, ineffective vaccines and then ignoring thousands of Swiss cases of related disability […]
Recently, I stumbled upon a blog post by Tutanota, stating that Microsoft’s Office 365 had once again been declared illegal for use in German […]
Rep. Dusty Johnson has asked Apple CEO Tim Cook whether there was coordination between the Chinese Communist Party and Apple to limit AirDrop, a tool that was a popular way for protesters to communicate until Apple recently limited its features.
