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Oxford Scientists Warn Humanity Has Just 25 Years Left — “Russian Roulette” with Civilization’s Survival

Oxford Scientists Warn Humanity Has Just 25 Years Left — “Russian Roulette” with Civilization’s Survival: Tick, tick, tick. Humanity’s clock may be running out — and faster than most dare to believe. Top Oxford scientists are warning that the world could face collapse within the next 25 years, with the odds of survival little better than playing Russian roulette. Toby Ord, a leading researcher on existential risk, says there’s a 1-in-6 chance civilization will collapse within 75 years. His colleague Nick Bostrom paints an even darker picture: a 1-in-4 chance of total human extinction by 2125. Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jared Diamond bluntly calls humanity’s chances of making it past 2050 no better than a coin toss.

Yemen’s Houthis Vow Vengeance After Israeli Strike Kills Prime Minister

Yemen’s Houthis Vow Vengeance After Israeli Strike Kills Prime Minister: A fireball rose over Sanaa, signaling not just destruction, but a turning point. Israel’s airstrike has killed Yemen’s Houthi prime minister and several top ministers, igniting fury and vows of retaliation that could reshape the region’s volatile dynamics.

WEF Calls to Ban Cars and Single-Family Homes Spark Global Outrage

WEF Calls to Ban Cars and Single-Family Homes Spark Global Outrage: The World Economic Forum renews calls to ban private car ownership and single-family homes, promoting a “sharing economy” that critics warn strips citizens of autonomy and control.

Assassinated Ukrainian MP Exposed: The Man Who Ordered Donbass Civilians Shelled

Assassinated Ukrainian MP Exposed: The Man Who Ordered Donbass Civilians Shelled: The sudden assassination of Ukrainian MP Andrey Parubiy has ripped the mask off a dark chapter in Ukraine’s recent history. Far from being just another politician, Parubiy is now being accused of directly ordering the shelling of civilians in Donbass—igniting the very conflict that still rages today.