The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is urging governments worldwide to significantly accelerate the development of a shared digital infrastructure. What at first glance sounds like greater efficiency could have far-reaching consequences for the daily lives of...
From the ship Sovereign
In December 1916, as the German and Austro-Hungarian armies approached Bucharest, the Romanian government made a decision that probably seemed perfectly reasonable at the time.
Romania had entered the First World War a few months earlier with...
In a lengthy interview, economist and banking expert Richard Werner analyzes the geopolitical power structures behind major wars – from the Lusitania conflict and the First World War to today's conflicts with Iran, Russia, and China. His central thesis:...
In a troubling overnight development that could further deepen the Gulf energy shock, especially in global LNG markets, a tropical cyclone has disrupted operations at three major Australian LNG facilities, which together account for roughly 8.4% of global supply....
News of the month with a slight delay November 2025:
The show began with a discussion about digital identity and we discussed that the European Union's views are the darkest.
Continuing with European corruption, journalist Tõnu Kalvet brought up,...
The great misfortune of Estonians lies in our naïve understanding of global geopolitics and our blind faith in the Estonian government.We cannot accept the fact that Estonia’s greatest enemy is our own government — the one that has sold...
Domestic food is becoming a luxury – producers accuse retail chains of driving them to extinction.
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Simply astounding news has been fed to the Song Nation this morning.Get used to it – food is now a luxury,...
By Bill Pan, The Epoch Times
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has confirmed that it is drafting a plan aimed at eliminating greenhouse gas emissions limits for coal- and natural gas-fired power plants across the country.
An EPA spokesperson told...
Estonia's e-voting system, once a model of digital democracy, now faces critical issues affecting its technical security and constitutional compliance. This analysis draws on expert assessments and legal documents, highlighting the crucial need for transparency in the electoral process.
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Rail Baltic is not a railway. Not a railway that takes trains to Europe. It is a line. A straight line.This line cuts Estonia in half – it doesn’t ask about villages, nature, heritage, or people.It doesn’t move toward...
