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The War For Eight Billion Minds

The heavy perils we face today include centralized governments micromanaging society, the growing prospect of global war, the growing prospect of forced surrender, and the replacement of reasoned debate and free speech with state-sanctioned “narratives” and censorship: totalitarian governance seems not far behind. This is a new kind of war against civilians for control of their minds.

Speakers List For WEF Davos 2023

The World Economic Forum (WEF) will host its annual meeting in Davos next month, and for the second year in a row, The Dossier is the first publication to publish a list of speakers attending the invite-only, ruling class gathering in Switzerland.

Central Asia’s ’Water Wars” Are Heating Up

Although multiple factors (e.g., strategic, political and ethnic) contribute to the escalation of border tensions among the Central Asian neighbors, the management of water resources has been a perennial issue, frequently sparking conflict.

EU’s Operation Against Musk

The EU’s internal market commissioner, Thierry Breton, spoke with Elon Musk to make the case for Brussels, which revealed the EU’s operation against Musk.

Visualizing The World’s Largest Hydroelectric Dams

Hydropower can be economical, but there are some real questions about how sustainable it will be in the long run. Let’s visualize the world’s largest hydroelectric dams.

Volkswagen Says EV Battery Plants ‘Practically Unviable’ In EU Due To Soaring Energy Costs

Germany, Europe’s biggest economy and the most reliant on Russian gas imports, has witnessed industrial output fall due to high energy costs caused by shortages. Notably, Volkswagen says that EV battery plants are ‘practically unviable’ in EU due to soaring energy costs.