Articles from ‘elocal magazine’ in ‘Analysis’

A Canadian independent broadcaster is drawing renewed attention to the role of the United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and a network of affiliated organisations, arguing that their influence extends far beyond the public mandates most citizens associate with them. By elocal · In a recent episode of Artemis News Media, the host examined the historical origins of the United Nations and questioned whether global…

A growing group of engineers, physicists, and energy specialists are warning that New Zealand’s Net Zero 2050 agenda may not only be economically damaging, but technically impossible to achieve. Report By elocal · In a newly published paper titled “Why New Zealand Must Drop Net Zero 2050,” Emeritus Professor of Mechanical Engineering John Raine, Cambridge technology professor Michael Kelly, and power systems engineer Bryan Leyland argue that…

By The Conversation · Amid a worsening global energy crisis, New Zealand and Singapore’s freshly struck deal to keep fuel and other essential goods flowing is being touted as a boost to supply chain resilience. · The agreement commits both countries not to impose export restrictions on each other during economic upheaval. But it also highlights an uncomfortable reality facing New Zealand’s energy security, which depends heavily on fuel stored…

Source: Social Well-Being Index · New Zealand is often held up as a model society. · High living standards. Political stability. Strong institutions. A country that consistently ranks near the top of global measures like GDP per capita and the Human Development Index. · But what if those measures are telling only part of the story? · A newly released Social Well-Being Index offers a different lens — one that asks a more fundamental question: ·…

Author: @alimcforever · Introduction · The United States Constitution is 237 years old. But the document it draws from, according to this account, predates it by centuries. · “The United States Constitution is 237 years old. But the document it plagiarizes is over 800 years old.” · The Great Law of Peace is described as the founding constitution of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy — a political system that unified multiple Indigenous nations…

New Zealand’s fuel supply picture remains stable for now — but emerging risks offshore and inconsistencies in reported data highlight growing pressure in the system. Current Position – Quiet but Within Range · Latest vessel tracking shows 7 inbound fuel-related vessels for April, with 17 total port moorings recorded nationwide. · Singapore remains the dominant supply source, accounting for the majority of inbound shipments, while smaller…

The Strait of Hormuz did not actually close on 28th February. · The flow of oil from the Gulf never stopped. · And yet—prices at the pump surged. · What people are paying right now is not scarcity. It is not disruption. It is not supply shock. · It is profit. By Ali C (Instagram: @aliscforever) · The Illusion of Crisis · An analysis by Rystad Energy, cited in the Financial Times on 14 March, confirmed that American oil producers are set to…

Baba Vanga tends to resurface whenever a new year feels precarious. And 2026? Well let’s just say there are plenty of lightning rods. While hard, dated transcripts are rare from Baba Vanga (or any soothsayer for that matter), a cluster of claims linked to 2026 keeps circulating. Here’s what to watch for in 2026, according to the Bulgarian mystic and healer. · First contact from another civilisation · The most dramatic 2026 claim is that…