Berlin police authorised to remove yellow star badges from vaccination protesters
Law enforcement officers in the German capital have been authorised to act against people with yellow star badges and other symbols linked to…
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EK criticised for considering atomic and fossil gas sustainable energy resources for transition
The recent proposal by the European Commission (EC) to list nuclear power stations and fossil gas power stations in the EU’s sustainable investment…
Omicron vaccine trial started by BioNTech and Pfizer
The German-American drug maker tandem BioNTech and Pfizer have announced the beginning of a clinical trial to analyse the safety and immune system…
WHO: Possible for pandemic in Europe to end with Omicron
The Omicron variant of the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 has taken the pandemic into a new stage and it could even end the pandemic in…
MEPs: Hungarian elections need OSCE observers due to risks to democracy
The Hungarian parliamentary elections should to be monitored by OSCE observers, a group of members of the European Parliament have stated, expecting challenges…
Tonga receives first humanitarian aid to recover from volcano eruption and tsunami
In the Polynesian island nation of Tonga, which was recently hit by a powerful volcano eruption and a subsequent tsunami, the first planes…
In Czechia, voluntary Covid-19 infection leads to folk singer’s death
A Czech folk vocalist has passed away after purposefully getting ill with Covid-19 at the age of 57. Hana Horká was not vaccinated…
US inmates take detention centre to court over Covid-19 treatment with horse drug
In the US, a number of inmates of a detention centre have engaged in legal action over allegedly receiving horse deworming drug Ivermectin,…
UK to send anti-armour weapons to Ukraine
The United Kingdom has announced it would supply anti-armour, defensive weapons to Ukraine for the latter to be able to defend itself in…
