BerlinThe mood is changing in Germany: In the current ARD Germany trend, the government parties have shown losses after a high in the polls of the past weeks. Two parties in the opposition are gaining ground.
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UK government to fund DNA study of Covid-19 cases
LondonBritain will launch a major DNA study to understand susceptibility to SARS-CoV-2.
UN accuses EU of putting migrant lives at risk
GenevaThe United Nations has warned European countries about violations of international humanitarian law, based on the decision to reject rescued migrants in the Mediterranean. The United Nations Human Rights Office and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva demanded that ports be opened for NGOs in the Mediterranean to return.
US, not China, opened its borders and got the virus
Hate the Chinese government if you wish, but hold your own government responsible for hollowing America out like a husk, says Ilana Mercer.
President of French pro-migrant association murdered by Afghan migrant
CherbourgIn Cherbourg, the president of the association for aid to migrants was killed at his home on Tuesday, May 12. He had housed an Afghan asylum seeker. The individual was taken into custody for murder.
EASO: Number of asylum requests drop but ISIS still a threat to EU
A quarter fewer people have applied for asylum in the European Union since January than a year earlier. Germany is no longer the most popular destination - it has been overtaken by another country. But the threat of ISIS remains.
New studies support hydroxychloroquine treatment for Covid-19
The antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine has shown good results against the Coronavirus in early studies, the AFP reported.
‘Shugaley’ is a fictional movie about non-fictional threats
The Coronavirus pandemic has interrupted many plans and projects, especially in the field of culture, art and cinema, for people all around the world. But that does not mean that everything else has been cancelled. There are loads of pressing matters which have been reformatted and are still happening despite a global lockdown.
Global Corona deaths increase for three days in a row
There are now more than four million Corona infections worldwide. In Germany, the number of reproductions continued to increase on Sunday. And in Wuhan, contagion has been found for the first time since April 3.
Forecasters predict doubling of US deaths
WashingtonA forecast model from the University of Washington, often used by the White House, had doubled its prediction for the number of deaths in the US.
UK government to fund DNA study of Covid-19 cases
LondonBritain will launch a major DNA study to understand susceptibility to SARS-CoV-2.
UN accuses EU of putting migrant lives at risk
GenevaThe United Nations has warned European countries about violations of international humanitarian law, based on the decision to reject rescued migrants in the Mediterranean. The United Nations Human Rights Office and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva demanded that ports be opened for NGOs in the Mediterranean to return.
US, not China, opened its borders and got the virus
Hate the Chinese government if you wish, but hold your own government responsible for hollowing America out like a husk, says Ilana Mercer.
President of French pro-migrant association murdered by Afghan migrant
CherbourgIn Cherbourg, the president of the association for aid to migrants was killed at his home on Tuesday, May 12. He had housed an Afghan asylum seeker. The individual was taken into custody for murder.
EASO: Number of asylum requests drop but ISIS still a threat to EU
A quarter fewer people have applied for asylum in the European Union since January than a year earlier. Germany is no longer the most popular destination - it has been overtaken by another country. But the threat of ISIS remains.
New studies support hydroxychloroquine treatment for Covid-19
The antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine has shown good results against the Coronavirus in early studies, the AFP reported.
‘Shugaley’ is a fictional movie about non-fictional threats
The Coronavirus pandemic has interrupted many plans and projects, especially in the field of culture, art and cinema, for people all around the world. But that does not mean that everything else has been cancelled. There are loads of pressing matters which have been reformatted and are still happening despite a global lockdown.
Global Corona deaths increase for three days in a row
There are now more than four million Corona infections worldwide. In Germany, the number of reproductions continued to increase on Sunday. And in Wuhan, contagion has been found for the first time since April 3.
Forecasters predict doubling of US deaths
WashingtonA forecast model from the University of Washington, often used by the White House, had doubled its prediction for the number of deaths in the US.
