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Recovery, Resilience and Resistance

Carlos Perona Calvete December 6, 2021

The closer one gets to the source of policy, the less explicitly things are expressed, so I did not expect to find so direct a formulation in print. All the same, it is now worth digging into what is really intended by this conceptual guiding light of ‘resilience.’

A Postcard from Slovenia

Roger Watson December 6, 2021

Pre-pandemic, I flew at least one long-haul flight a month and regularly clocked 150,000 air miles annually for the previous twenty years. It was novel for my wife to see me ‘in a flap’ over simple things like checking in online and fretting over the contents of my bags.

More than 40,000 Gather in Vienna to Oppose Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations

Robert Semonsen December 5, 2021

“I am here because I am against forced vaccinations. I am for human rights, and the violation of human rights should be stopped,” one demonstrator said. “We are protecting our children,” said another.

Belgium: Court Declares COVID Passports Illegal in Wallonia

Robert Semonsen December 4, 2021

The case—in which a court in Wallonia declared a regional government’s COVID pass to be illegal—could set a precedent for the legality of COVID passes across Belgium.

As Cases of COVID-19 Rise Throughout Europe, Countries Take Different Approaches

Bridget Ryder December 4, 2021

European Union Commission chief Ursula von der Leyden’s said on Wednesday that it was time to “think about mandatory vaccination.” In her personal opinion, “it is understandable and appropriate to lead this discussion now.”

Europe Flirts with Authoritarianism in the Name of Public Health

Pieter Cleppe November 26, 2021

Bullying a part of the population into undergoing a certain medical procedure is a poor precedent, given the dystopian applications of the instrument that one can imagine.

Gibraltar–the”Most Vaccinated” Place in the World—Cancels Christmas Celebrations Amid COVID Uptick

Robert Semonsen November 18, 2021

Often referred to as “the most vaccinated place on earth,” the British-owned territory, which is situated on the southernmost tip of the Iberian peninsula, has witnessed the number of COVID-19 cases consistently rise throughout the fall months, leaving many questioning the vaccine’s efficacy in preventing SARS-CoV-2 transmission.

Tag: COVID-19

Recovery, Resilience and Resistance

A Postcard from Slovenia

More than 40,000 Gather in Vienna to Oppose Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations

Belgium: Court Declares COVID Passports Illegal in Wallonia

As Cases of COVID-19 Rise Throughout Europe, Countries Take Different Approaches

Europe Flirts with Authoritarianism in the Name of Public Health

Gibraltar–the”Most Vaccinated” Place in the World—Cancels Christmas Celebrations Amid COVID Uptick

Austrian Armed Forces to Take Part in This Weekend’s Anti-Lockdown Protests

Austria Enacts Worlds’ First Lockdown for Unvaccinated Amid COVID-19 Surge

Spain: Year One of COVID Pandemic Saw Highest Suicide Numbers Ever Recorded

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