AnkaraActions generally are more difficult to fake than words, and in this case Turkey's boasts are no exception. Weird, discordant and chaotic: How Turkey fails in fighting the Coronavirus.
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Prof. Didier Raoult cheered in the streets of Marseille
MarseilleDespite the controversies, French medical practitioner Professor Didier Raoult - who defends hydroxychloroquine as an anti-Covid drug - is seen as a hero by ordinary French people. Proof of this is in a video posted on Thursday, April 30 on Twitter.
Italian researchers identify 35 Covid-19 molecules
RomeItalian researchers have identified 35 molecules, including one from the same chemical family as hydroxychloroquine, to fight against the Coronavirus.
Exit strategies for Covid-19
The number of documented SARS-CoV-2 infections has stabilized in the USA while falling significantly in Europe. France, Italy and Spain are hesitant to announce the first easing of restrictions, but not Austria. And in Germany the controversy about exit strategies is raging.
UK NHS warns about possible Corona-linked hyper-inflammation in children
LondonThe National Health Service, the public health system of the United Kingdom, has warned about the appearance of hyper-inflammation in children, linked to the Coronavirus. French pediatricians are worried too after dealing with similar cases.
Two French police officers rammed by terror suspect
ColombesThe driver who knocked down two police officers in France, seriously injuring them, has the profile of a terrorist. After the gathering of evidence, the anti-terrorist prosecutor's office took up the file on Tuesday, April 28.
Dutch researchers to scan care workers’ cats for SARS-CoV-2
UtrechtUtrecht University’s department of veterinary medicine has launched a research project on the susceptibility of cats to the Coronavirus. The research will focus on the cats of healthcare workers who have tested positive for Covid-19.
War in Libya: Despite everything, Turkey hangs on
How Ankara tries to act as a geopolitical influencer in North Africa – by sending mercenaries and Islamist terrorists to the front lines.
French consumers face a flour shortage… thanks to Germany
ParisIn France it has been increasingly difficult to find sachets of flour in supermarkets. The problem lies in Germany however, not France. French millers have expressed their frustration.
Italy closed for tourism until end of year
RomeForeign tourists to Italy will have to wait at least until the end of the year to visit the country. It has been one of the worst-hit nations in Europe, and the third-most affected country globally.
Prof. Didier Raoult cheered in the streets of Marseille
MarseilleDespite the controversies, French medical practitioner Professor Didier Raoult - who defends hydroxychloroquine as an anti-Covid drug - is seen as a hero by ordinary French people. Proof of this is in a video posted on Thursday, April 30 on Twitter.
Italian researchers identify 35 Covid-19 molecules
RomeItalian researchers have identified 35 molecules, including one from the same chemical family as hydroxychloroquine, to fight against the Coronavirus.
Exit strategies for Covid-19
The number of documented SARS-CoV-2 infections has stabilized in the USA while falling significantly in Europe. France, Italy and Spain are hesitant to announce the first easing of restrictions, but not Austria. And in Germany the controversy about exit strategies is raging.
UK NHS warns about possible Corona-linked hyper-inflammation in children
LondonThe National Health Service, the public health system of the United Kingdom, has warned about the appearance of hyper-inflammation in children, linked to the Coronavirus. French pediatricians are worried too after dealing with similar cases.
Two French police officers rammed by terror suspect
ColombesThe driver who knocked down two police officers in France, seriously injuring them, has the profile of a terrorist. After the gathering of evidence, the anti-terrorist prosecutor's office took up the file on Tuesday, April 28.
Dutch researchers to scan care workers’ cats for SARS-CoV-2
UtrechtUtrecht University’s department of veterinary medicine has launched a research project on the susceptibility of cats to the Coronavirus. The research will focus on the cats of healthcare workers who have tested positive for Covid-19.
War in Libya: Despite everything, Turkey hangs on
How Ankara tries to act as a geopolitical influencer in North Africa – by sending mercenaries and Islamist terrorists to the front lines.
French consumers face a flour shortage… thanks to Germany
ParisIn France it has been increasingly difficult to find sachets of flour in supermarkets. The problem lies in Germany however, not France. French millers have expressed their frustration.
Italy closed for tourism until end of year
RomeForeign tourists to Italy will have to wait at least until the end of the year to visit the country. It has been one of the worst-hit nations in Europe, and the third-most affected country globally.
