News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
Oliver Brown has written a stirring tribute to the defiance and determination of Novak Djokovic, who "stuck it to the two countries who locked him out" by winning in both the U.S. and Australia this year.
Dr Roger Watson makes his first trip to China since Covid and finds some surprises, including a society less visibly scarred by lockdown than the UK and a senior nurse who says she was never required to wear a face mask.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky knew that Covid vaccines did not stop infections in January 2021 but continued to claim they did and promote policies based on it, a newly released email reveals.
The World Health Organisation and the European Union yesterday announced their collaboration on global digital vaccine passports at a joint press conference in Geneva.
The leading proponents of lockdown have tried to evade a reckoning by putting out their own whitewash report. Jeffrey Tucker is having none of it.
A further 37 countries have dropped vaccine requirements for visitors in the past month, as summarised in this update to our list of all 195 countries in the world and their travel requirements.
"I didn’t see a lot of other reporters at the Covid Litigation Conference." Krista Mahr, a healthcare reporter for Politico, delves into America’s growing tide of litigation over alleged harms caused by the Covid response.
Check out our freshly updated list of all 195 countries in the world and what their current requirements are for visitors including vaccination, testing and quarantine requirements.
The WHO's proposed pandemic treaty poses a direct threat to the national sovereignty of its signatories, transferring power from elected representatives to the WHO's Director General during a health 'emergency'.
Now is the time for action to prevent the crystallisation at international level of the very policies and approaches many of us have railed against at national level for the last three years, writes barrister Adam Cross.
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