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Coronavirus in South Korea: The Art of Hyperbole

South Korea has a surprisingly good grip on the corona crisis – even without a strict lockdown policy, as in many European countries. Why is that? Seven weeks later, psychologist Whang Sang-min

June 8, 2022

Government and Politics·News

The faces of selfishness

The coronavirus, or COVID-19, as you like to call it, still means an attack on life, with greater extension and precision, where life is less protected. The statistics do not say it (they

June 21, 2022

News·Opinion

Coronavirus in Russia: Putin postpones military parade

The Corona crisis is forcing President Putin to take a very bitter step. This year’s May 9 was the highlight of the year. Russian President Putin announced in a video conference with

June 8, 2022

News

Police headquarters in Mainz reported: fewer crimes in 2019

The number of crimes within the jurisdiction of the Police Headquarters (PP) Mainz, which extends from Worms to Bad Kreuznach, decreased last year and thus for the fourth year in a row.

June 8, 2022

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Poland – Ban on Abortion – Politics

Poland’s parliament has adopted two laws at first reading that prohibit abortion and public sex education. Both laws were introduced as civic initiatives by ultra-conservative organizations. The Sejm is now advising committees

June 8, 2022

Government and Politics·News

The mouthguard can help bring us closer together

In the West, the mask stands for deception and pretense. But it is just now becoming a symbol of hope – and can thus help to overcome unnecessary cultural struggles. We save

June 8, 2022

Government and Politics·News

Coronavirus aggravates dispute over easing Iran sanctions

In the Corona crisis, calls for easing sanctions against Iran are increasing as they hinder the import of important medicines and medical devices. The US alone blames the regime for the plight.

June 8, 2022

News

Spain is preparing a basic income for the poor

Conservative opposition criticizes proposed Sánchez government law for hundreds of thousands of impoverished households Since the onset of the Corona crisis, the Spanish government has launched several aid programs to support entrepreneurs

June 21, 2022

News

Austria wants to test all people in old people’s homes

Vienna (TEH) – Austria wants to test all employees and residents of retirement and nursing homes for the coronavirus. Health Minister Rudolf Anschober (Greens) said at a press conference that this was

June 8, 2022

News

Katrin Pucknat in interview about coronavirus and ventilators

Ventilation capacities and the number of intensive care beds are increasing in Germany. But experts are unsure whether this is enough for all COVID 19 patients. Buying new ventilators is currently difficult

September 12, 2025

Government and Politics·News

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Coronavirus in South Korea: The Art of Hyperbole

The faces of selfishness

Coronavirus in Russia: Putin postpones military parade

Police headquarters in Mainz reported: fewer crimes in 2019

Poland – Ban on Abortion – Politics

The mouthguard can help bring us closer together

Coronavirus aggravates dispute over easing Iran sanctions

Spain is preparing a basic income for the poor

Austria wants to test all people in old people’s homes

Katrin Pucknat in interview about coronavirus and ventilators

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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