On Tuesday, 17-year-old Nahel M. was fatally shot in Nanterre, in the western suburb of Paris, after he had refused to comply with police orders during a traffic stop. The police shooting has sparked riots across France. | On Tuesday, 17-year-old Nahel M. was fatally shot in Nanterre, in the western suburb of Paris, after he had refused to comply with police orders during a traffic stop. The police shooting has sparked riots across France. ● In Brussels, Belgium, the protests began on 30 June and were relatively peaceful - police checked and detained people whom they considered suspicious. Belgians took to the capital's streets after calls on social networks to "do as in France". According to media reports, the number of demonstrators arrested in Brussels has risen to 63. ● Later, rallies also took place in Lausanne, Switzerland, where they were less peaceful. Swiss police have detained seven people, including six minors, during nightly riots in the city after more than 100 rioters attacked shops and police officers, the media reported on Sunday, citing police. The protesters threw stones and at least one Molotov cocktail at the law enforcement officers. Nobody was injured. The six detainees, who are between the ages of 15 and 17, are of Portuguese, Bosnian, Somalian, Georgian and Serbian origin, a local newspaper reported. The only adult among the apprehended is a 24-year-old Swiss citizen, the report added.

■ Rioters rampage through Swiss city (RT.com)

By Dr. Michael Yeadon July 1, 2023. The following came from a prolonged exchange with a thoughtful scientist (who understandably doesn’t wish to be identified). Best wishes, Mike | There has been a catastrophic drop in birth rates in most if not all countries with a high coverage of mRNA vaccines amongst people of fertile age. This article describes the drop in birth rates in Sweden that coincided with the rollout of the mRNA shots. ● It is unknown what the effect will be going forwards and if the potential effects of mRNA vaccines on birth rate and fertility are temporary, or long lasting. Also the effect on children that have been vaccinated and if this will affect their ability to have children in the future is completely unknown. ● The WHO and other globalist ‘health’ organisations have long been seeking a contraceptive vaccine - to reduce fertility and manage the global population. For example, here is a report from a WHO-led meeting 1992 on the status of fertility regulating vaccines.

The ATACMS have a range of up to 190 miles | The US is close to approving the provision of longer-range missiles for Ukraine that the White House has been reluctant to send due to concerns of escalation, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. The Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) have a range of up to 190 miles and can be fired from US-provided HIMARS rocket systems. The ATACMS would more than double Ukraine’s strike range and could be used to hit targets inside Crimea and in the Russian mainland. Most of the ammunition Kyiv has for use with the HIMARS has a range of about 50 miles, although the US has also pledged Ground Launched Small Diameter Bombs (GLSDB), which can hit targets up to 94 miles away. Russia said in March that it had downed a GLSDB for the first time. ● While the US has discouraged Ukraine from using US weapons inside Russia, the restriction does not apply to Crimea, which Moscow has controlled since 2014. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has acknowledged that Crimea is a “red line” for Russian President Vladimir Putin, but other US officials, including Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland, have said the US supports Ukrainian attacks on the peninsula.

■ U.S. poised to give Ukraine controversial cluster bombs (Washington Post)

Earlier, Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki announced that Warsaw would like to join NATO’s Nuclear Sharing program amid Russia’s intentions to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus | The potential deployment of nuclear weapons to Poland may prompt the country to use them, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev told TASS. ● Commenting on Poland’s ambitions to take part in NATO’s Nuclear Sharing program, he said, "The only danger arising from the request to deploy nuclear weapons to Poland is that such weapons will be used." ● Earlier, Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki announced that Warsaw would like to join NATO’s Nuclear Sharing program amid Russia’s intentions to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus.