A poetic yet urgent dive into the deep sea. Paul Watson exposes the threat of deep-sea mining. An unknown world, crucial to Earth’s balance, faces imminent peril.

WHO responds to Dr. Bhattacharya's claims: L’Impertinent fact-checks the pandemic narrative and WHO’s reform efforts.

Exclusive interview with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya: how WHO manipulated science during the pandemic, the challenge of restoring trust in the NIH and the future of global health policy.

Paul Watson calls out decades of failed climate summits. This time, the High Seas Treaty must be ratified. A warning to save the ocean—and ourselves.

Commercial fishermen tend to react in a mob faction. I have myself experienced this many times, as an object of fishermen mob violence.

In his first column, Paul Watson recounts his arrest and imprisonment in facetious, almost poetic prose.

Interview with Peter Gøtzsche, one of the world's most highly cited Danish doctors and researchers, Big Pharma's methods of corruption.

The arrest of the Sea Shepherd founder last July has cast a spotlight on the division within the movement.

Stanford professor Jay Bhattacharya is worried. Why? The WHO, scientific experimentation and the decline in freedoms since Covid.

With Stella Assange, we discussed Julian's state of health, the media's silence and the CIA's influence on information.

Bernard Wicht is an expert in military strategy and a lecturer in the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Lausanne.

Paul Watson recounts how he was fired from Sea Shepherd and shares his hopes for the future of the oceans, as well as humanity.

L'Impertinent managed to get a privileged interview with this scientist whose sacrifices provided crucial expertise during the Covid crisis.

The pharmaceutical companies' contracts have been leaked online. Let's debunk the debunking about vaccination!

For more than thirty years, the Geneva anthropologist Jean-Dominique Michel has been studying health systems and health care policies....