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Spain Looks to EU for Help with Squatters

Bridget Ryder May 24, 2022

The squatting phenomenon is not fuelled by desperate people seeking shelter, but by gangs that often intentionally usurp lived-in homes.

Alliance of 17,000 Scientists Releases Joint Statement to Restore Scientific Integrity

David Boos May 23, 2022

Two different COVID summits took place within two days. At the same time that an alliance of physicians and scientists called for the restoration of scientific integrity and an end to national emergencies, EU President Ursula von der Leyen warned against future pandemics.

Traditional COVID-19 Vaccine: European Commission Wants to Break with Valneva

Hélène de Lauzun May 17, 2022

The Valneva CEO does not intend to give up, as he explains that he regularly receives a very large number of requests from Europeans looking for a traditional vaccine solution against the COVID-19 virus.

Poland Refuses to Buy Extra Vaccines From Pfizer

Hélène de Lauzun April 27, 2022

In Poland, the vaccine campaign has not been as successful as expected. As a result, the government has a stock of 25 million unused vaccines, while an additional 67-70 million doses have been ordered.

The Plot Against Recent History: Matt Hancock’s Spluttering Display on GB News

Harrison Pitt April 27, 2022

Matt Hancock’s performance as Britain’s Health Secretary exhibited all the wisdom of a man trying to prevent a burglary by welding the cat flap shut, but leaving the front door open.

Pandemic Economics: Spain the Only EU Country Still Limping from COVID

Bridget Ryder April 24, 2022

The Spanish will be, along with the Japanese, the only citizens of a large, developed economy who will end 2022 poorer than in 2019. Although Spain’s economic growth rate for 2022 is higher than both the global and Eurozone average, growing more than anyone is not enough, after having fallen further than everyone else.

Negative Returns for Spanish COVID-19 App

Bridget Ryder April 23, 2022

Actual usage of the app for reporting and tracking cases was extremely low. Throughout the two years of the pandemic, just over 1% percent of the 11.6 million cases officially diagnosed in Spain were then reported on the application.

German Ethics Council Criticises Crisis Management During the Pandemic

David Boos April 13, 2022

The German Ethics Council released a statement criticising politics and media for their crisis management during the pandemic, calling for measures to be “democratically legitimised,” while conveniently forgetting how the Ethics Council helped shape those very measures they now criticise.

The Cure Was Worse Than the Disease

Roger Watson April 11, 2022

The essential thesis of the book is, regardless of the efficacy of pandemic management measures, that there was never an assessment of what the likely damage was going to be. The equation between benefit and damage was unbalanced; in fact, the damage side was left blank.

Where Will You Draw Your Line? An Interview with Paul Kingsnorth

Jonathon Van Maren April 10, 2022

INTERVIEW Many have noted that the COVID-19 pandemic did not make things worse so much as simply accelerate existing trends. You’ve been writing about what

Tag: COVID-19

Spain Looks to EU for Help with Squatters

Alliance of 17,000 Scientists Releases Joint Statement to Restore Scientific Integrity

Traditional COVID-19 Vaccine: European Commission Wants to Break with Valneva

Poland Refuses to Buy Extra Vaccines From Pfizer

The Plot Against Recent History: Matt Hancock’s Spluttering Display on GB News

Pandemic Economics: Spain the Only EU Country Still Limping from COVID

Negative Returns for Spanish COVID-19 App

German Ethics Council Criticises Crisis Management During the Pandemic

The Cure Was Worse Than the Disease

Where Will You Draw Your Line? An Interview with Paul Kingsnorth

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