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UK Grocers are dropping best before dates in an effort to reduce costs amid the cost of living crisis
UK Grocers Doing Away With ‘Best Before Dates’ Amid European Crisis
As every type of economic calamity hits Europe, such as droughts and excruciatingly high energy prices...
A UK Supermarket chain launched a microloan program to keep business going amid inflation.
UK Supermarket Starts Issuing Microloans to Pay for Groceries
British supermarket Iceland has introduced a — for the time being — interest free microcredit system...
Canada's Digital Ambition is a federal government framework for installing social credit and digital ID into Canadian society.
‘Canada’s Digital Ambition’ Brings Digital ID Social Credit to the True North
Canada, a country once known as a bastion of freedom and human rights on the international stage, is...
The German Army is set to patrol streets alongside law enforcement starting Oct. 1.
Germany May Have the Army Patrolling Streets Starting in October
The German army will assist law enforcement starting Oct. 1, possibly resulting in platoons patrolling...
Uganda is set to collect DNA in an upcoming transition to a digital ID system.
Uganda Set to Deploy DNA Recognition ‘Smart Digital’ Biometric ID
The African nation of Uganda will upgrade its already existing national ID system to a Chinese Communist...
The UK is preparing for winter electricity blackouts and fuel rationing
UK Government Prepares for Winter Blackouts, Natural Gas Rationing
The government of the United Kingdom has initiated preparations for how to handle a potential winter...
Talks between the government and the Dutch Farmers protestors made little progress on the issue of nitrogen fertilizers.
Dutch Farmers Flex Their Muscle, but Can’t Make a Fist After Government Talks
Dutch farmer organizations held talks with the government called “constructive” as they looked to seek...
Europe's Rhine River is down to 1.5 feet amid record drought, affecting the shipment of energy and food.
Rhine River Just 1.5 Feet Deep in Some Areas as Heatwave Scours Europe
The Rhine River, a major thoroughfare via Germany that connects the Netherlands, France, and Austria,...
Cuba's largest power plant is offline after a massive fire has destroyed several hundred thousand barrels of crude oil supplying the facility.
Cuba’s Largest Power Plant Offline After Massive Oil Depot Fire Enters Third Day
Cuba, one of the world’s few openly communist countries, is facing a serious crisis after a series of...
India has lost extensive swaths of its rice crops due to drought this year.
India, 40% of Global Rice Exports, Has Lost 13% of 2022’s Crops to Drought
As the global food crisis continues to accelerate, India, the world’s largest trader of rice, has lost...
A new UK utilities payment boycott protest has hit 90,000 supporters.
UK Utilities Payment Boycott Protest Garners 90,000 Supporters
A recently organized UK protest movement claims more than 90,000 people have pledged to stop paying their...
The CEO of a Dutch Rabobank division wants to install social credit masquerading as a carbon credit wallet.
Dutch Bank CEO Proposes Turning Carbon Usage Into a Tokenized Commodity
Barbara Baarsma, CEO of a Netherlands-based bank, created a stir on social media after openly advocating...