A "Citizens Council" backed by the German Government has submitted recommendations to the Ministry of the Interior calling, among other things, for the potential criminalisation of "disinformation".
German social media is aflame with speculation about the authenticity of what purport to be leaked minutes from a Covid vaccine meeting at the Robert Koch Institute in 2020. Robert Kogon thinks they're forgeries.
Covid vaccine maker BioNTech has returned to making a loss as vaccine sales tank. Yet the company projects a return to pandemic-level sales in the autumn. Does BioNTech know something that we don’t, asks Robert Kogon.
Le Pen's National Rally won the popular vote in the French election with 37% – higher than the 34% that gave Keir Starmer his UK landslide. But the party came third thanks to being shunned by the Right-wing Republicans.
Le Pen scored a huge victory in the first round of France's elections, but her opponents are hoping to keep out her party by teaming up with antisemites, Islamists, antifa and terror apologists, says Robert Kogon.
When Dr Marion Gruber left the FDA in 2021, the narrative was that she quit because she was unhappy about the Covid vaccine. In fact, she signed the letter granting Pfizer/BioNTech full approval, says Robert Kogon.
Pfizer is being sued again by U.S. states over false statements about its COVID-19 vaccine. But why is BioNTech not also in the frame, asks Robert Kogon. After all, it is the true owner and creator of the mRNA jab.
Germany has expanded its mRNA vaccine production capacity to up to one billion doses per year thanks to billions of euros in Government investment as it prepares to supply the world come the next pandemic.
Did German authorities make Mannheim knife attack victim Michael Stürzenberger a target for his radical Muslim assailant by dubbing him an "enemy of Islam"? Robert Kogon investigates.
When three Covid sceptics bumped into Germany's 'state virologist' Christian Drosten on a campsite they could hardly believe it and made sure to give him a piece of their mind. They've now been fined for "insulting" him.
When Anthony Fauci was asked on Monday whether there had been a push to downplay the lab leak theory, he replied "Not on my part". That was true, argues Robert Kogon: the cover-up came from elsewhere.
The husband of a dissident MEP, who opposed vaccine passports, the Digital Services Act and Western support for Ukraine, was found dead on Saturday, apparently murdered.
