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Boy infected with Covid-19 ‘didn’t spread’ it to any of his 172 contacts, raising questions about child transmission – study

Posted on April 21, 2020By Editor

A French schoolboy who contracted Covid-19 on a skiing holiday in February didn’t infect anyone else he came into contact with despite showing symptoms, a new study reports. It sheds new light on children as virus ‘vectors.’ … Read More >Boy infected with Covid-19 ‘didn’t spread’ it to any of his 172 contacts, raising questions about child transmission – study

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WATCH Russian military lab in action on the forefront of Italy’s Covid-19 battle

Posted on April 20, 2020April 20, 2020By Editor

A rare video takes us behind the scenes of the Russian military’s field laboratory set up outside Italy’s coronavirus-hit Bergamo, revealing how absolute sterility is achieved and how the tests are done. … Read More >WATCH Russian military lab in action on the forefront of Italy’s Covid-19 battle

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Europe needs €1.5 TRILLION to recover or single market could ‘break in two’ – EU economy commissioner

Posted on April 20, 2020April 20, 2020By Editor

The European Union urgently requires financial injections to stay afloat and survive the coronavirus epidemic currently ravaging the continent, the European commissioner for economy, Paolo Gentiloni, has warned. … Read More >Europe needs €1.5 TRILLION to recover or single market could ‘break in two’ – EU economy commissioner

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‘Why risk so many lives?’ asks French town councilor, as several mayors reported dead of coronavirus after non-banned election

Posted on April 19, 2020April 19, 2020By Editor

Paris’ decision to hold a municipal vote in France days before putting the nation gripped by the Covid-19 epidemic on total lockdown is “hard to understand,” a town councilor has told RT as the poll turned out to be a disaster. … Read More >‘Why risk so many lives?’ asks French town councilor, as several mayors reported dead of coronavirus after non-banned election

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WATCH Berlin police forcefully disperse unsanctioned protest against coronavirus lockdown

Posted on April 19, 2020By Editor

Hundreds of activists gathered in central Berlin, defying government Covid-19 lockdown measures and arguing the state is heading for “authoritarian rule.” The gathering was met with a strong police response. … Read More >WATCH Berlin police forcefully disperse unsanctioned protest against coronavirus lockdown

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Germans decry ‘out of proportion’ Covid-19 lockdown measures with multiple protests with ‘social distancing’

Posted on April 18, 2020April 18, 2020By Editor

German citizens expressed their anger with what they call extreme Covid-19 lockdown measures in several demonstrations that included cages, empty chairs and sit-ins, yet all were carried out to keep safe distances. … Read More >Germans decry ‘out of proportion’ Covid-19 lockdown measures with multiple protests with ‘social distancing’

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Almost HALF of French Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier group tested positive for Covid-19

Posted on April 17, 2020By Editor

Some 940 servicemen of the 2,300-strong Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier group have tested positive for Covid-19, the French military said. France’s only carrier was forced to return to port after suffering from the outbreak. … Read More >Almost HALF of French Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier group tested positive for Covid-19

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‘Flawless work’: Italian doctors thank Russian colleagues for help in tackling Covid-19 epidemic

Posted on April 17, 2020By Editor

Doctors working in Bergamo, one of the epicenters of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy, thanked Russian specialists for their help in treating some of the most difficult cases. … Read More >‘Flawless work’: Italian doctors thank Russian colleagues for help in tackling Covid-19 epidemic

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German court rules blanket ban on demonstrations ‘UNCONSTITUTIONAL’ as Merkel plans easing of Covid-19 restrictions

Posted on April 17, 2020April 17, 2020By Editor

Covid-19 health concerns are not grounds for a general ban on public demonstrations, a German court has ruled, after activists took a case arguing that Berlin’s current restrictions on public gatherings are unconstitutional … Read More >German court rules blanket ban on demonstrations ‘UNCONSTITUTIONAL’ as Merkel plans easing of Covid-19 restrictions

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Anti-surveillance activists claim they set fire outside German institute developing Covid-19 tracking app

Posted on April 15, 2020April 15, 2020By Editor

Left-wing activists aiming to prevent mass surveillance via the ‘Corona App’ claim they caused a fire outside Berlin’s telecommunications institute, which is developing software designed to track the spread of the disease. … Read More >Anti-surveillance activists claim they set fire outside German institute developing Covid-19 tracking app