DamascusSyrian President Bashar al-Assad was re-elected to a fourth term in office, his second term under the 2012 constitution, with 95,1 percent of the votes, according to Hamouda Sabbagh, the head of parliament. Sabbagh announced the results in a news conference on Thursday, saying voter turnout was around 78 percent, with more than 14 million Syrians taking part.
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Illegal network dismantled after organizing the passage of 560 migrants to France
CalaisThe sub-directorate for the fight against irregular immigration (SDLII) has just dismantled a network of illegal immigration. The latter was passing through Portugal, and had brought more than 500 illegals to France.
Spanish Post Office’s George Floyd campaign backfires
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Vaccine sceptics: Hong Kong has millions of unused BioNTech vaccine doses
Hong KongHong Kong's interest in the BioNTech vaccine is so low that the vaccine is expiring in the fridge. The government is considering donating the vaccine to India. In the public sector, additional days off are intended to encourage vaccination among employees.
Political calls grow louder to inject children with BioNTech/Pfizer without consent
BrusselsIn March, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the mega-deal with BioNTech/Pfizer, as politicians are urging vaccinations for schoolchildren. But German scientists are hesitant about injecting children with this product.
Switzerland breaks off negotiations with European Union over immigration fears
BernSwitzerland has just ended nearly seven years of diplomatic negotiations with the European Union. In particular, the Swiss government has declared that it does not want to forge an "inadequate political link" with the EU.
Nobel Prize winner – ‘In every country the death curve follows the vaccination curve’
ParisThe current mass vaccination policy is a grave mistake, says French virologist Luc Montagnier, who in 2008 together with Françoise Barré-Sinoussi was awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the HI virus. Montagnier believes the current vaccine drive is a scientific as well as a medical error.
New Pfizer study: Four fifths of all vaccinated children aged 12 and over complain of side effects
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First man in the world to be given Covid vaccine dies of stroke
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Serious Corona cases higher among migrants in Netherlands and Sweden
AmsterdamFor fear of stigmatization, it was recognized much later in the Netherlands than in other countries that certain population groups run a higher risk in terms of the Corona pandemic. Professor of health care Maria van den Muijsenbergh and Armand Girbes, head of intensive care at the Amsterdam UMC, both confirmed the observation
Illegal network dismantled after organizing the passage of 560 migrants to France
CalaisThe sub-directorate for the fight against irregular immigration (SDLII) has just dismantled a network of illegal immigration. The latter was passing through Portugal, and had brought more than 500 illegals to France.
Spanish Post Office’s George Floyd campaign backfires
MadridA campaign against racism in Spain received flak because it is considered... racist. The Spanish Post Office launched "stamps for equality" on the occasion of the first anniversary of the assassination of BLM martyr, the convicted drug dealer George Floyd. But instead of being welcomed, the campaign is harshly criticised.
Vaccine sceptics: Hong Kong has millions of unused BioNTech vaccine doses
Hong KongHong Kong's interest in the BioNTech vaccine is so low that the vaccine is expiring in the fridge. The government is considering donating the vaccine to India. In the public sector, additional days off are intended to encourage vaccination among employees.
Political calls grow louder to inject children with BioNTech/Pfizer without consent
BrusselsIn March, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the mega-deal with BioNTech/Pfizer, as politicians are urging vaccinations for schoolchildren. But German scientists are hesitant about injecting children with this product.
Switzerland breaks off negotiations with European Union over immigration fears
BernSwitzerland has just ended nearly seven years of diplomatic negotiations with the European Union. In particular, the Swiss government has declared that it does not want to forge an "inadequate political link" with the EU.
Nobel Prize winner – ‘In every country the death curve follows the vaccination curve’
ParisThe current mass vaccination policy is a grave mistake, says French virologist Luc Montagnier, who in 2008 together with Françoise Barré-Sinoussi was awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the HI virus. Montagnier believes the current vaccine drive is a scientific as well as a medical error.
New Pfizer study: Four fifths of all vaccinated children aged 12 and over complain of side effects
Pfizer/BioNTech published a study on the safety and use of their vaccine last Wednesday. It refers to the current status of the vaccination studies in the context of emergency approval. Some 78,9 percent of the vaccinated children developed some form of side effect.
First man in the world to be given Covid vaccine dies of stroke
CoventryWilliam Shakespeare died at the age of 81 after becoming the first man in the world to get the Covid vaccine.
Serious Corona cases higher among migrants in Netherlands and Sweden
AmsterdamFor fear of stigmatization, it was recognized much later in the Netherlands than in other countries that certain population groups run a higher risk in terms of the Corona pandemic. Professor of health care Maria van den Muijsenbergh and Armand Girbes, head of intensive care at the Amsterdam UMC, both confirmed the observation
