Wahagen Khabayan is a National Pulse Writing Fellow based in Salzburg, Austria
After a gas station cashier was killed following an argument over mask wearing, the German government started pressuring social media platforms to censor groups over what has become known as “corona misinformation.” The State of Thüringen’s Interior Minister George Mair specifically called
A newly published World Health Organization (WHO) report urges the transition to digital certification of vaccine status, presenting implementation strategies for member states. The report is labeled as “interim guidance” which should serve countries help in their fight against COVID-19 and “to
Many people have been asking for a basic, anti-big tech guide. So we’re putting this together as a starting point for information on what services you should use, and what you really shouldn’t. We will be constantly updating this page, so make
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany went further than any U.S. administration official in recognizing the Armenian genocide from the White House podium this week. McEnany said Monday: “… We’ve got a real problem in this country, when you have rioters, who
AntiFa’s back in the news, and the media is either knowingly giving them cover, or are prolifically ignorant. Even some of the right aren’t clued up, as Ken Cuccinelli showed us when he publicly doubted the international reach of AntiFa and proclaimed
Bot-style attacks against the President of the United States have increased on social media. The news follows The National Pulse report on suspicious activities by newly created Twitter accounts belonging to China’s “Wu Mao” army. Today, the National Pulse publishes an analysis of
Increasingly authoritarian ideas are being taken as “slowdown” measures against the coronavirus pandemic. The technological panopticon – mooted by governments worldwide to track our movements – is a direct attack on civil liberties as we have known them. Albania, Belgium, Italy, the
