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News & Articles By Belle Carter
01/17/2026
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By Belle Carter
Australia blocks 5 million underage social media accounts in landmark crackdown
Australia is the first country to enforce a sweeping ban on social media access for children under 16, shutting down nearly five million accounts in the first weeks. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok must implement strict age verification, including facial recognition or government ID uploads, or face fines up to A$50 million. Similar policies […]
01/12/2026
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By Belle Carter
Cyberattack targets journal that published peer-reviewed study linking COVID-19 vaccines to cancer reports
A peer-reviewed study published in Oncotarget (Jan. 3) analyzed 333 cases of new or rapidly progressing cancers post-vaccination. Days later, the journal’s website was hit by a cyberattack, rendering the study inaccessible—suspected to be deliberate censorship. A U.S. military study (1.3 million service members) found increased blood cancers post-2021 vaccine rollout. An Italian review (300,000 […]
12/04/2025
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By Belle Carter
India retreats on mandatory cybersecurity app after privacy uproar
India reverses mandatory pre-installation of cybersecurity app following backlash from tech companies, privacy advocates and opposition leaders, who warned the state-backed Sanchar Saathi app could enable mass surveillance under the guise of fraud prevention. The withdrawn mandate required manufacturers (Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi) to preload the app within 90 days without user opt-out, raising concerns over […]
11/24/2025
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By Belle Carter
UAE pledges $1 billion for African AI expansion amid scrutiny over Sudan conflict ties
The United Arab Emirates unveiled a $1 billion artificial intelligence (AI) initiative at the G20 summit, positioning AI as key to economic and social development. The announcement comes amid UN investigations linking Abu Dhabi to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), accused of atrocities, with evidence of AI-generated propaganda and weapon supplies. UAE-Africa trade hit $107B […]
11/20/2025
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By Belle Carter
Brighteon AI outperforms Google and X in exposing COVID vaccine risks, defying Big Pharma narratives
Unlike Google’s Gemini 3 and X’s Grok 4.1, which parrot pharmaceutical industry talking points, Brighteon AI provides uncensored details on COVID-19 vaccine dangers, including toxic ingredients (graphene oxide, aluminum), mRNA risks and fraudulent trial data. Brighteon AI highlights suppressed dangers such as genetic manipulation and immune dysfunction from mRNA technology, documented injuries and deaths from […]
11/11/2025
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By Belle Carter
From AI-related hiring surge to mass layoffs: Tech’s brutal U-turn
The tech industry experienced a surge in hiring in early 2025, driven by high demand for AI specialists. AI-related job postings increased by 65 percent compared to the previous year as companies sought a competitive edge. By October, tech layoffs reached 33,281—a 40 percent increase from the previous month and the highest since the 2008 […]
10/21/2025
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By Belle Carter
U.S. and China trade cyberattack allegations as tensions escalate
China has been named as the culprit behind a significant cyber-attack on U.S. national security networks, with the potential to disrupt critical infrastructure such as power grids, water supplies and fuel refineries. The attack is part of a broader strategy to exploit internal chaos and unrest in the United States and there are even rumors […]
10/20/2025
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By Belle Carter
Microsoft warns of AI-driven cyber espionage surge from China, Russia targeting U.S.
China and Russia are using AI to enhance cyberattacks, including AI-generated disinformation, phishing scams and deepfake impersonations of officials, making attacks harder to detect. Microsoft blocked 1.6 million fake accounts per hour, highlighting the massive scale of the threat. Beijing’s top targets include U.S. defense infrastructure, South China Sea disputes and critical national assets, aiming […]
10/16/2025
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By Belle Carter
Hong Kong to deploy 60,000 AI-powered surveillance cameras by 2028
Hong Kong plans to deploy 60,000 AI-powered surveillance cameras by 2028—a 15x increase—equipped with facial recognition, crowd analysis and suspect tracking, drastically escalating government monitoring capabilities. Unlike the current 4,000 CCTV cameras (used mainly for license plates and crowds), the new system focuses on identifying individuals, raising concerns about privacy erosion under Beijing‘s tightening control […]
10/03/2025
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By Belle Carter
Saudi Arabia and Kushner-led consortium acquire Electronic Arts in record $55 billion deal
Saudi Arabia, through its sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has acquired Electronic Arts (EA) in a $55 billion leveraged buyout, the largest in history. This deal marks a significant expansion of Saudi influence in global entertainment and raises questions about the intersection of geopolitics, finance and digital media. The deal involves a […]
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