For many, long Covid is just something they have read or heard about in passing but people all across the country are suffering with the condition and the uncertainty it brings. As doctors and researchers learn more about Covid and its long-term impact, it’s hoped more breakthroughs will be madeContinue Reading
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The recent collapse of a high-profile sexual harassment case brought against a well-known television host has reignited debate in China over workplace gender roles and reinvigorated the country’s #MeToo movement. Zhou Xiaoxuan, 27, says she was an intern at Chinese state-owned media company CCTV when Zhu Jun, a prominent TVContinue Reading
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The Covid vaccination campaign will move to a new phase next week as the health service begins to administer third doses of the jab to vulnerable groups, the chief executive of the HSE has confirmed. Paul Reid said those eligible for a third vaccine dose can make appointments from Wednesday,Continue Reading
Sunday’s parliamentary election in Germany will see Angela Merkel’s 16-year stint as chancellor come to an end. She was the first person from the former German Democratic Republic (East Germany) to rise to the post. The performance of the populist radical right party the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is alsoContinue Reading
It is quite unusual for the two largest parties in a given country to form a coalition. In the UK, it took the second world war to bring such a grand coalition about. Grand coalitions promise extreme stability, given that they provide an overwhelming majority. In parliament, it is easyContinue Reading
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Alexander Litvinenko in University College Hospital after being poisoned with a radioactive substance. Wikimedia Commons The European court of human rights has ruled that Russia is responsible for the 2006 assassination of Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in the UK. The six to one judgment is significant for human rights standards,Continue Reading
