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Showing posts with label Covid-19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Covid-19. Show all posts

Sunday, February 6, 2022

Johnson Hopes To Survive Partygate Scandal thanks to new chief of staff

The British Prime Minister reacts to reports of leadership failures and breaches of rules in Downing Street: new staff should silence the criticism.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to show his strength in the Partygate affair by appointing new advisers. Cabinet member Steve Barclay will be the Conservative head of government's most important collaborator as chief of staff at Downing Street.

Guto Harri becomes the new communications director and is supposed to improve crisis management at the seat of government.

Sunday, January 23, 2022

Omicron In China: Communists In The Success Trap

China's strict corona measures worked, the economy grew during the pandemic. Now Omicron has reached the country and many fear the consequences.

Chinese state television 's announcement this week sounded whimsical: "Minimize the purchase of overseas goods from countries with a high incidence," the CCTV website reads.  

And if so, it went on to say, packages and envelopes should be opened outdoors if possible and the recipients should definitely wear masks and gloves. In short: There is a warning about postal items as a potential way of spreading the coronavirus.

Monday, January 17, 2022

Boris Johnson: Danced Out?

The British prime minister is trying to save his office with big announcements. But the criticism of his lockdown parties is great. Possible successors are already ready.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson launched a counterattack. After a disastrous week in which he only half-heartedly apologized for parties in Downing Street during lockdown and growing calls for his resignation, the Prime Minister is fighting for his future.

This weekend the British media was filled with a program in which he pursued his tried-and-true strategy in times of crisis: firing the guilty and promising a golden future with bombastic announcements. In this way, the voters should forget the disasters of the past.

Saturday, January 15, 2022

Australia: The Australian Prime Minister Taking On Novak Djokovic

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is showing toughness in the Djokovic case. His critics say: He only wants to distract from the catastrophic Covid situation in the country.

In the absurd match that is currently being played around Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic, there could be losers in particular. For a good week, Tennis Australia, the state government in Victoria and the border authorities blamed each other for who was responsible for the debacle.

Djokovic himself, whom Australians now also call "NoVac", can no longer win, even if he is allowed to stay, according to his unclear information about trips and his positive PCR test. At the moment it seems that only one politician can score in the end: Scott Morrison, the Conservative Prime Minister who wants to be re-elected in 2022.

Friday, December 24, 2021

CORONAVIRUS: Europe, At The Mercy Of The Omicron "Storm": "We Have To Survive The winter"

The WHO warns of the threat of the new variant that looms over Europe and that will put health systems "on the brink".

The song says that, at Christmas, "joy must be celebrated." However, in Europe, this will be a strange Christmas again, with small meetings, empty streets and closed shops, and with everyone waiting to see if two lines appear in the test that confirm what seems almost inevitable: positive for coronavirus . Ómicron is becoming the dominant variant in countries such as Denmark, Portugal or the United Kingdom. "Another storm is coming; these are unprecedented transmission rates. 

In a matter of weeks, omicron will dominate and push health systems even further to the brink. The key question is how to survive the winter, how to leave no one behind," Dr. Hans Kluge sentenced yesterday, Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) for Europe.

Monday, December 20, 2021

"Partygate" Boris Johnson: Controversy Over Photo Of Johnson And Others Drinking Wine In 2020 Lockdown

Dominic Raab defends the premier after the publication of the snapshots: "People were exhausted and they were just having a drink"

Attorney General Dominic Raab has defended Boris Johnson following the release of photos from the "party" on May 15, 2020 in Downing Street Gardens, attended by 17 people (including the "premier" and his wife Carrie) when Covid restrictions limited encounters to two people from different outdoor homes.

"The photo shows a group of people having a few drinks after a hectic day of business meetings," Raab said. "In other workplaces they would have done the same and that would not mean breaking the rules."

Sunday, December 19, 2021

Omicron: Thousands Of Anti-vaccine Protesters Create Chaos Outside Downing Street London

The protest, one of the largest held since the start of the pandemic, coincided with the declaration of a "serious incident" in London.

Thousands of anti-vaccine protesters from all over the United Kingdom collapsed Parliament Square in London this Saturday and staged clashes with the police in front of the Dowing Street fences, shouting "No to Covid passports!", "Down with tyranny! " and "Stop Boris Johnson!"

Monday, December 6, 2021

Worldwide Arms Sales Continued To Rise Despite Pandemic

The arms deals are not in crisis even during the Corona crisis: In 2020, heavy weapons and military services worth 531 billion US dollars were sold.

The 100 largest arms manufacturers in the world increased their sales in 2020 despite the pandemic: They achieved a total of 531 billion US dollars (470 billion euros) - a currency-adjusted increase of 1.3 percent compared to the previous year, as the Stockholm peace research institute Sipri combined Report announced on Monday. US companies are by far in the lead, followed by companies from China.

Friday, December 3, 2021

Omicron: The First Real-World Data On Corona's New Type Of Omicron Has Surfaced

The first real-world data on a new type of corona virus, Omicron, has emerged.

Research by South African scientists has shown that the data suggest that this new type of corona may be somewhat invasive against the body's immune system against the disease.

In fact, researchers have seen an increase in the number of people in South Africa who have been infected with Covid-19 for the second time or more.

Wednesday, December 1, 2021

China’s Role In African Development

One billion Covid- 19 vaccines and a pledge to continue funding development across Africa but can china avoid criticism over taking advantage of natural resources and saddling developing nations with unsustainable debt this is in this article.

China's president Xi Jinping has promised African nations 1 billion coronavirus vaccines and has pledged to continue economic investment in the region. He made the comments virtually as part of the annual forum on the China-Africa cooperation as the two-day summit in Senegal comes to a close.

Monday, November 29, 2021

More Cases Of Omicron Reported, Several Countries Closed Their Borders

A new variant of the corona virus (Omicron) is spreading around the world, with several countries closing their borders, while researchers have expressed ignorance about whether the omicron virus is more dangerous than the corona virus.

Researchers from the foreign news agency 'AP' South Africa had identified Omicron a few days ago and there is not much information about it yet. It is too early to say whether the virus is contagious.

It is believed that the news of the spread of Omicron virus is spreading rapidly and many countries are hesitant as to what strategy they should adopt while Corona virus has so far killed more than 5 million people.

Sunday, November 28, 2021

Corona Worldwide News: The Omicron Variant Discovered

At this point we bundle important Corona news from all over the world, today among others from Israel, the USA, Denmark, Austria, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Switzerland. You can find the most important figures on the corona pandemic here. You can find all developments relating to the pandemic worldwide. All articles on the subject of Sars-CoV-2 can be found on our main page. In addition to our own research, we also use material from the news agencies dpa, AP, AFP, KNA and Reuters.

Friday, November 19, 2021

Who Was The First Patient Of Corona Virus? Possible Answer Came Up

When was the first case of corona virus reported? This is the question that experts around the world are working to answer.

Now the possible answer to this question has come to light. 

Monday, November 15, 2021

The Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Produces Stronger Immunity Than Any Other, Research Says

The Covid-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech produces a stronger immune response than the other 3 vaccines.

This was revealed in a medical study conducted in the United States.

The Stanford University study compared Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Sputnik V and cyanoform vaccines.

The study found that the rates of antibodies protecting the intestinal tract from the corona virus vary across the four vaccines.

According to research, the number of antibodies produced by cyanobacteria and Sputnik V vaccines is lower, the rate is milder in AstraZeneca and higher than in Pfizer vaccine.

Thursday, November 4, 2021

Covid-19 Drug | Approval Of The First Antiviral Drug To Treat COVID 19 In The UK

So far no effective treatment for COVID 19 has been found but its symptoms are usually treated to prevent the disease from getting worse.

Unfortunately, this procedure is not always successful and the risk of death increases as the disease progresses.

That is why work is being done all over the world to develop a cure for COVID 19 disease and now the first such drug can be used for people.

The United Kingdom has approved the use of molnupiravir, a drug developed by US companies Merck, Sharp & Dohm (MSK) and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics .

This medicine can be used twice a day at home by patients who have recently been diagnosed with the disease.

Saturday, October 2, 2021

Nobel Prize In Medicine | A Coronation For Corona?

On Monday it will be announced, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. One hears again and again that it can only be awarded for the mRNA vaccination. After all, it is she who shows mankind a way out of the corona pandemic.

But who should get the award? Did Paul Krieg and Doug Melton, who made artificial messenger RNA in the laboratory in 1984, deserve it? Robert Malone, who in 1987 mixed mRNA with fat molecules and bathed cells in them? The cells convert the gene code into proteins. Should the award be given to Eli Gilboa, who activated immune cells against tumors with mRNA? Their clinical use failed, but inspired other researchers. For example, Ingmar Hoerr: In 2000, the Tübingen man used mRNA to induce a stable immune response in mice.

Thursday, July 15, 2021

Cuba || More Than 5,000 Arrests After Protests

The corona pandemic and US sanctions have plunged Cuba's finances into crisis. The government is countering nationwide protests against the shortage economy with violence.

According to independent journalists, thousands of people have now been arrested three days after the anti-government demonstrations began in Cuba. Among the more than 5,000 arrested are more than 120 activists and journalists, according to the online portal, which had collected reports from the population. On Tuesday, protest movements had reported 144 arrests.

Tuesday, June 22, 2021

Trump Proposed Sending Covid-19 Patients To Guantanamo

A new book by two journalists from the newspaper Washington Post says that, in early 2020, the then president of USA, Donald Trump, proposed sending naval base in Guantanamo to US patients Covid-19 returning from sightseeing in Asia.

According to the authors, Yasmeen Abutaleb and Damian Paletta , the former president would have suggested the idea up to two times in February last year, when the World Health Organization had not yet declared the pandemic situation and known cases of coronavirus were concentrated in the Asian continent.

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

The Chinese Star Scientist At The Center Of The Controversy

"How the hell am I going to offer proof of something that there is no proof of?" Dr. Shi Zhengli told The New York Times.

The Chinese scientist at the center of theories according to which the Covid-19 pandemic originated with a leak from laboratory in the city of Wuhan has denied that, institution was to blame for the health disaster. "How the hell should I offer proof of something that there is no evidence?" Said Dr. Shi Zhengli to the newspaper The New York Times in a rare statement to the media. "I don't know how the world got to this, constantly pouring garbage on an innocent scientist," he told the American newspaper.

US President Joe Biden last month ordered intelligence agencies to investigate the origin of the pandemic, including the theory of the laboratory leak. The hypothesis of the leak had been raised earlier in the first global outbreak, even by the predecessor Biden, Donald Trump, but it was widely dismissed and considered a conspiracy theory.

Thursday, June 10, 2021

The G7 Will Pledge To Donate 1 Billion Vaccines

The G7 will pledge to donate 1 billion vaccines to the least favored countries, according to the draft of the final communiqué leaked by Bloomberg News. The statement also includes the request of the seven richest countries in the world to the World Health Organization (WHO) for the opening of "a transparent investigation" on the origin of the coronavirus in China.

American President Joe BidenHe anticipated, for his part, announcing as soon as he arrived in the United Kingdom his country's commitment to purchase 500 million doses of the vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech destined for a hundred countries. Biden stood out last week by announcing the initial shipment of 80 million doses to India, Gaza, the West Bank and various countries in South America, Africa and Southeast Asia through Covax, the global vaccine access initiative.