Christine Van Geyn: Court rejects narrow take on mobility rights in pandemic travel case
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled unanimously in the Taylor case that Canadians have the constitutional right to travel freely within their country, rejecting narrow interpretations of mobility rights that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Court orders bar to pay R$ 70,000 for crowding and breach of pandemic rules in Caraguatatuba
A bar in Caraguatatuba, Brazil, has been fined R$ 70,000 for violating pandemic regulations by allowing large gatherings and operating without the necessary permits.
Oral COVID-19 Treatment Limited to Paxlovid Only, Lagrevio Use Suspended
The Korean government has announced that starting next month, the oral COVID-19 treatment will be limited to Paxlovid only, as Lagrevio will no longer be available due to stock depletion.
Tanzania Raises Alarm Over a Surge in Cases of Severe Respiratory Illnesses
Tanzania's Ministry of Health has issued a warning about the recent rise in cases of severe respiratory illnesses, including influenza and COVID-19, urging the public to follow preventive measures.
Pastor Son Hyun-bo, who held in-person worship during COVID, has a fine of 3 million won confirmed.
Pastor Son Hyun-bo, who conducted in-person worship services during COVID-19 restrictions, has had his fine of 3 million won confirmed by the Supreme Court of Korea.
African Debt Crisis: "To Break the Cycle, Investment is Necessary"
A significant number of African nations are on the brink of a debt crisis, necessitating investment and local resource transformation to break the cycle of rising debt.
In California: the new law AB 117 signed by Newsom that affects public transport users
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law aimed at stabilizing public transport services in the Bay Area, providing $590 million to support recovery post-COVID-19.
Not the flu and not COVID-19: this winter, Lithuania was hit by another virus
This winter, Lithuania is facing a significant outbreak of a different virus, causing symptoms like cough, runny nose, and fever.
The Constitutional Court: You do not have to be in a coma to claim compensation for COVID vaccination
The Czech Constitutional Court ruled that individuals can seek compensation for adverse effects from COVID-19 vaccination without being in a coma.
Eight viruses making people ill in England now full list and symptoms
England is currently facing a rise in illnesses due to eight viruses, particularly norovirus, which has seen a significant increase in cases.
Combination nasal spray vaccine could protect against COVID, flu and pneumonia at once
Researchers at Stanford Medicine have developed a nasal spray vaccine that offers potential protection against COVID-19, influenza, and pneumonia.
A new study explains how rare thrombosis occurs after Covid-19 vaccines
A new study reveals the mechanisms behind rare but serious complications following adenovirus-based Covid-19 vaccinations, known as vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT).
15 States Have Sued the Donald Trump Administration Over Children's Vaccine Policy
Fifteen U.S. states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's new vaccine policy, which limits vaccination recommendations for children at risk of certain diseases.
South Koreaโs birthrate rises for second year with experts saying โecho boomersโ behind boost
South Korea's birthrate has increased for the second consecutive year, reaching 254,500 births in 2025, attributed mainly to the rise of 'echo boomers' entering their thirties and recovering marriage rates post-COVID-19.
South Korea's birth rate at '0.80', rising for the second consecutive year due to increase in marriages post-COVID
South Korea's birth rate has increased to 0.80 for 2025, continuing a two-year trend influenced by a rise in marriages following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coast Guard reinstates 56 members previously dismissed for refusing COVID vaccines under Biden administration
The U.S. Coast Guard has reinstated 56 members dismissed for refusing the COVID vaccine, citing a significant step for personal freedoms.
Announcing a lawsuit against the Trump administration after changes in vaccine policy
A coalition of 14 states is suing the Trump administration over newly implemented changes in the vaccine policy regarding several diseases, including COVID-19.
Tom Kerridge shares โhardest decision heโs had to makeโ after restaurant struggles
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge discusses the challenges of running his restaurant business and the difficult decision to close some locations after the impacts of Covid-19.
Understand how the pandemic and abandonment of treatment help explain the increase in tuberculosis in Campinas
The number of tuberculosis cases in Campinas, Brazil, has risen significantly, reaching 300 in 2025, attributed to treatment abandonment and delayed diagnoses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mauritius: Can Mauritius Save Its Credit Rating?
Mauritius faces challenges in maintaining its credit rating amid economic issues and political inertia following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Toddler with no symptoms 'turned to stone' after catching Covid
A toddler named Lettie was diagnosed with a rare condition linked to a Covid infection that caused severe physical symptoms despite having no prior indicators of illness.
Convicted of Refusing to Serve on the Electoral Board in the 2021 Elections in Catalonia Due to Fear of COVID
A man was fined by the Supreme Court for declining to serve as a poll worker in the 2021 Catalonia elections, citing COVID-19 fears.
Most flu deaths this century were recorded in 2025, ABS finds
In 2025, Australia recorded the highest number of flu deaths this century, surpassing COVID-19 related fatalities for the first time since recent statistics have been tracked.
'New Nostradamus' who predicted Covid says 'catastrophe' is coming โ and it gets worse
Psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker, known for his previous predictions including Covid-19, has warned of significant global upheavals in the coming years, including wars and natural disasters.
Coronation Streetโs Lucy Fallon shares mental health struggle: 'I couldnโt see a way out'
Lucy Fallon, known for her role on Coronation Street, revealed her battle with mental health, including a five-week stay in a psychiatric hospital during the Covid lockdown.
NVSC: Seven people died from the flu last week, two from COVID-19
Last week in Lithuania, health authorities reported seven flu-related deaths and two from COVID-19, with all deceased individuals suffering from chronic conditions.
Unusually young person's death from the flu in Lithuania
A young individual under 50 years old has died from the flu in Lithuania, amid a rising number of flu cases and shortages of medications.
Major project by Quatuor รbรจne: All Beethoven quartets as a cycle
The Quatuor รbรจne is set to commence a live cycle featuring all of Beethoven's quartets in celebration of Beethoven's 200th death anniversary, following the delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
SUPER VACCINE: One nasal spray could replace all seasonal vaccines
Scientists are making significant progress towards a universal vaccine that could protect against colds, flu, COVID-19, and even allergies.
Tobiasz Bocheลski: Grzegorz Braun is a pragmatist, not an idealist
Tobiasz Bocheลski discusses the recent loss of support for the Law and Justice party in Poland and reflects on the challenges they faced during their governance, particularly regarding the pandemic and European policies.
Negligence in Reporting Foreign Substances in COVID-19 Vaccines from 2021-2024... 14.2 Million Doses Administered
An audit has revealed that South Korea's Disease Control Agency failed to take action after receiving reports of harmful substances in COVID-19 vaccines, leading to the administration of 14.2 million doses.
"We don't want to be pirate fishermen": Danish company wants to rent out Copenhagen's apartments
A Danish company, Landfolk, aims to offer authentic summer houses for rent, expanding into the apartment rental market in Copenhagen amid the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Topol: Covid and war? The life we pushed aside with abundance has returned
Former Czech Prime Minister Petr Topol reflects on the return of life and priorities overshadowed by the pandemic and war.
The Activities of the Ski Coach Shocked โ Pia Pekonen Speaks Now
Pia Pekonen, assistant coach of Finland's women's ski team, faced criticism for attending a crowded ice hockey match without a mask amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Booster Vaccines Against COVID-19. Scientists Checked Their Effectiveness
A study by researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Oxford evaluated the effectiveness of COVID-19 booster vaccines, revealing their significant impacts on older populations.
Yle: Finnish Team Coaches Without Masks in Milan Ice Hall โ Expert's Harsh Critique
Finnish ski star Iivo Niskanen's race ended prematurely due to illness, raising concerns about the team's COVID-19 protocols after coaches were spotted in Milan without masks.
To become a nurse in a government hospital, one must complete this course, which takes this much time.
The nursing field has rapidly expanded post-COVID-19, with government hospital nursing jobs considered secure and respectable; aspiring nurses have specific educational pathways to follow.
Nowhere is as good as home. News from the 'Radio Naba' music chart
The article discusses the emergence of the dance punk band Adult DVD from Leeds, England, which gained popularity during the COVID-19 lockdown and has recently released their first single under a new record label.
Worse than COVID? Artificial intelligence threatens white-collar jobs
The article discusses the potential impact of artificial intelligence on white-collar jobs, suggesting that many jobs may be at risk of automation.
Dr. Joss Reimer says misinformation a key target as she becomes Canadaโs top doctor
Dr. Joss Reimer emphasizes the importance of tackling health misinformation and rebuilding public trust as she steps into her role as Canadaโs chief public health officer.
Canadaโs incoming top doctor says restoring public trust a top priority
Dr. Joss Reimer, Canada's incoming chief public health officer, emphasizes the importance of combating health misinformation and rebuilding public trust as her main objectives in her new role.
Study on masks and deaths from covid-19 hides methodological flaws; see video
A recent study suggests a correlation between mask usage and excess mortality in Europe, but further analysis indicates potential methodological flaws.
In March, the trial of Abdalรก Bucaram, his son Jacobo, and others in the COVID-19 Testing Case will resume; the trial phase has been open for eleven months
The trial concerning former president Abdalรก Bucaram and others for alleged organized crime related to COVID-19 test kits will continue in March after an extended delay.
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The article critiques the Mexican government's performance over the past years, highlighting failures during the pandemic and the political implications of its actions.
Speed Skating: From Now on, Four Years of Anger In The Belly
Finn Sonnekalb reflects on his challenging experience at the Winter Olympics in Milan, contrasting it with the difficulties faced by Olympic organizers during the previous games in Beijing.
Former Aikakone Singer Falls Seriously Ill - 'Everything Crumbled'
Former Aikakone vocalist Jasmin Hertzberg discusses her battle with long COVID following a serious illness, impacting her music career and future aspirations.
Today on TV: Former Aikakone singer fell seriously ill - "I have been unable to work since then"
Former Aikakone singer Jasmin Hertzberg speaks about her serious illness that has rendered her unable to work since early 2021.
South Africa: Lives Have Been Improved but More Still Needs to Be Done - President Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa emphasized the progress made in South Africa over the past three decades since democracy, while acknowledging ongoing challenges that require further efforts.
BioNTech filed a lawsuit against Moderna for patent infringement
BioNTech has sued Moderna in a Delaware federal court, claiming that Moderna's mNEXSPIKE vaccine violates BioNTech and Pfizer's patent for their Comirnaty vaccine.
Casinos brace as Las Vegas tourism plunges 7.5% in sharpest annual visitor decline outside COVID pandemic
Las Vegas tourism has seen a significant 7.5% decline in 2025, marking the sharpest drop outside the COVID pandemic, despite record passenger numbers at the Harry Reid International Airport.