by WorldTribune Staff, May 17, 2021 Since planting the first seed for the so-called “great reset” at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland in 2014, leftist elites were clamoring for a global crisis to latch onto. That came in 2020. As WEF founder Klaus Schwab, one of the architects of the great reset, […]
by WorldTribune Staff, May 3, 2021 German police have reported shutting down one of the world’s largest online platforms for pedophiles. Four German men, including the administrator of what was known as the Boystown platform, were arrested and police also raided seven properties linked to the site in North Rhine-Westphalia, Bavaria, and Hamburg, reports say. […]
Special to WorldTribune, April 22, 2021 One of the world’s longest-serving leaders died Tuesday. Chadian President Idriss Déby, 68, succumbed to wounds sustained while visiting troops fighting rebels in the northern region of Kanem. Fears of violence gripped the African nation as news of Déby’s death spread. The news came hours after Deby – who […]
by WorldTribune Staff, April 15, 2021 Not satire. Cheese and other dairy products should be removed from the school menu because the food items are “racist,” a British environmental activist said in petitioning her local council, according to a report. “Yes, really,” Summit News noted in its April 14 report. The activist, Alison Plaumer, said […]
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by WorldTribune Staff, April 14, 2021 “Libertà, Libertà,” chanted protesters calling for an immediate end to Rome’s strict Covid-19 lockdown measures. In recent weeks, large scale anti-lockdown demonstrations have mounted in Austria, Great Britain, Finland, Romania, Switzerland, Poland, France, Bulgaria, Serbia, the Netherlands, and Romania, VOA News reported on April 9. “We can no longer […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By John J. Metzler Storm clouds are gathering along Mozambique’s northern coast. Islamic State militants launched a coordinated and deadly assault on the town of Palma, nearby a multi-billion dollar natural gas complex being built by France’s Total energy. The recent attack underscores escalating violence against civilians and foreign workers has triggered […]
by WorldTribune Staff, April 2, 2021 A British actress who was fired over her Christian beliefs on sexuality has been ordered to pay $480,000 in legal costs in a decision which a Christian group said elicits “the darker depths of 21st century totalitarianism.” Seyi Omooba was contracted by Leicester Curve Theatre to play the lead […]
Special to WorldTribune, March 31, 2021 Analysis by Eric Clary Part I: Tanzania’s Magufuli, 61: Downsized government, spurned China loans, defied LGBT lobby, March 24, 2021 Coronavirus allegations have clouded the deaths of at least two prominent African leaders. Most recently, popular Tanzanian populist John Magufuli allegedly succumbing to Covid-19 on March 17 this year. […]
Analysis by WorldTribune Staff, March 28, 2021 [Note: Google’s algorithms are objecting to some articles about Covid, including this one, for unexplained reasons. Specific comments from credible human sources about the following content should be directed to the editors’ attention.] When it comes to “following the science” during the covid pandemic, Big Tech and Big […]
