Vitoria-GasteizThe highest court in the Spanish state of the Basque Country has put an end to the introduction of the Corona pass. The local authorities want to introduce the pass for restaurants and cafes, among other things, but according to the court, the health pass is not necessary now that the Basque Country has a vaccination rate of about 90 percent.
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These three firms own corporate America
A fundamental change is underway in stock market investing, and the spin-off effects are poised to dramatically impact corporate America.
Quebec revokes vaccination requirement for health workers
Quebec CityOver 12 000 health care workers had refused vaccination despite government pressure. But because of bottlenecks at treatment centres, the provincial government of Quebec has now relented.
The strange link between the sterilization of wild horses and mRNA vaccines
A strange link has been made between the sterilization of wild horses and the Covid-19 vaccines. Vaccination against the porcine zona pellucida (PZP) is designed to contain the wild horse population by generating antibodies that prevent the mares from producing fertile eggs.
Dutch deaths more than 20 percent higher than previous year average
The HagueLast week the number of deaths was more than 20 percent higher than usual for this time of year. The Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reported 3 750 deaths, nearly 850 more than expected.
Dutch town gets segregated bus line against migrants
Ter ApelThe Dutch town of Ter Apel now has a segregated bus line to protect Dutch passengers against aggressive asylum seekers. The town houses the largest asylum centre in the country.
German states with a high vaccination rate have the highest excess mortality
ErfurtThe physicist Dr. Ute Bergner, on November 17, delivered a speech in front of the Thuringian state parliament in which she presented an alarming study she had commissioned.
Corona riots rock Rotterdam
RotterdamHundreds of people protested in Rotterdam against the government's plans for stricter Corona rules on Friday. The police moved in to put down the uprising in large numbers, firing live ammunition at vaccine critics. At least seven people suffered injuries as a result.
Brazil: ‘Toilets must be separate’
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US judge in the Rittenhouse trial defies media onslaught
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These three firms own corporate America
A fundamental change is underway in stock market investing, and the spin-off effects are poised to dramatically impact corporate America.
Quebec revokes vaccination requirement for health workers
Quebec CityOver 12 000 health care workers had refused vaccination despite government pressure. But because of bottlenecks at treatment centres, the provincial government of Quebec has now relented.
The strange link between the sterilization of wild horses and mRNA vaccines
A strange link has been made between the sterilization of wild horses and the Covid-19 vaccines. Vaccination against the porcine zona pellucida (PZP) is designed to contain the wild horse population by generating antibodies that prevent the mares from producing fertile eggs.
Dutch deaths more than 20 percent higher than previous year average
The HagueLast week the number of deaths was more than 20 percent higher than usual for this time of year. The Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reported 3 750 deaths, nearly 850 more than expected.
Dutch town gets segregated bus line against migrants
Ter ApelThe Dutch town of Ter Apel now has a segregated bus line to protect Dutch passengers against aggressive asylum seekers. The town houses the largest asylum centre in the country.
German states with a high vaccination rate have the highest excess mortality
ErfurtThe physicist Dr. Ute Bergner, on November 17, delivered a speech in front of the Thuringian state parliament in which she presented an alarming study she had commissioned.
Corona riots rock Rotterdam
RotterdamHundreds of people protested in Rotterdam against the government's plans for stricter Corona rules on Friday. The police moved in to put down the uprising in large numbers, firing live ammunition at vaccine critics. At least seven people suffered injuries as a result.
Brazil: ‘Toilets must be separate’
In Brazil, mixed toilets at a McDonald's fast food outlet gave rise to a national controversy.
US judge in the Rittenhouse trial defies media onslaught
Kenosha, WisconsinThe right to own firearms and use them to defend oneself in an emergency is deeply ingrained in the American consciousness. When protests by the Black Lives Matter movement degenerated into civil war-like riots and looting across the United States over the past year, civil militias and private individuals took up arms to protect their property.
