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Zero-COVID Policy Backlash Tests Chinese Communist Party’s Resolve

Tristan Vanheuckelom November 30, 2022

The violent protests we saw last weekend could mark a significant shift in the mood of what had previously been considered a largely compliant citizenry.

How Corona Killed the Crown

R.D. McColl October 29, 2022

Soon, even conservatives will have to ask some unsentimental questions. Where was the royal displeasure when most needed? Where was that counterweight to political power? ‘Locked down,’ is the answer.

Confessions of an Epidemiologist

Roger Watson August 9, 2022

We witnessed a prolonged curtailment of freedom of movement, freedom of association, and freedom of speech. But Mark Woolhouse does not address this. In fact, while he clearly comes out as lockdown sceptical, it is not entirely clear why.

Spanish Court Condemns Local Closure of Churches During the Pandemic

Bridget Ryder June 29, 2022

Under two ordinances, the sites of different religious confessions were forced to remain closed precisely during the times that worshipers normally gathered—mosques on Fridays, synagogues on Saturdays, and churches on Sundays, in all three cases from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Partygate: Sue Gray Publishes Findings of Internal Probe

Harrison Pitt May 27, 2022

Although her probe was non-criminal, the one magistrate to which Gray’s findings are subject is the court of public opinion.

Beergate: Durham Police to Investigate Sir Keir Starmer

Harrison Pitt May 8, 2022

While the #Partygate saga is by no means over, Johnson will be breathing a sigh of relief—perhaps even chortling—now that the attention has shifted to a new scandal involving his opposite number.

Partygate: Boris Johnson Fined for Breaching his own Draconian Laws

Harrison Pitt April 15, 2022

History buffs will struggle to recall when the two most senior government ministers were last caught on the wrong side of the law. That is because this is the first time in history that a serving prime minister has been punished for breaking it.

Germany: Leftist Interior Minister Threatens to Ban Telegram

Robert Semonsen January 17, 2022

If it decides to shut down Telegram, Germany will join countries like China, Iran, Pakistan, Belarus, and Cuba who’ve also banned the application in the past.

Tag: lockdowns

Zero-COVID Policy Backlash Tests Chinese Communist Party’s Resolve

How Corona Killed the Crown

Confessions of an Epidemiologist

Spanish Court Condemns Local Closure of Churches During the Pandemic

Partygate: Sue Gray Publishes Findings of Internal Probe

Beergate: Durham Police to Investigate Sir Keir Starmer

Partygate: Boris Johnson Fined for Breaching his own Draconian Laws

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