America first or America über alles ?
The Australian submarine affair shows once again that the United States is not embarrassed by sentiment in order to impose its military, economic, cultural and judicial hegemony.
Asia-Pacific
Covid-19: Japan rehabilitates Ivermectin treatment
The bold statement by a prominent Japanese physician, Haruo Ozaki, president of the Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Association, that Ivermectin should be used generally to treat Covid-19, may embarrass British and French medical authorities.
“Air Cocaine”: the shadow of the secret services?
The appeal trial of the two Air Cocaine pilots opens today in Aix en Provence. Pascal Fauret and Bruno Odos, suspected of having helped transport 700 kg of cocaine aboard a Falcon 50 between the Dominican Republic and France, were sentenced in the first instance to 6 years in prison.
Covid: Finally, an effective and safe Australian vaccine
The Australian company Vaxine Pty Ltd has developed a protein-based vaccine for Covid-19 that not only protects but also prevents transmission of the virus to non-immune individuals.
Epidemic resumes in the most vaccinated country in the world
In the Seychelles, an archipelago located in the Indian Ocean, 62% of the 98,000 inhabitants are vaccinated and 70% have received at least one dose of vaccine. However, the epidemic is on the rise again. Why is this happening?
Covid: the Indian variant worries the world
The epidemic is out of control in India where three variants have merged to form a triple mutant that is more contagious than the original virus and resistant to current vaccines. Several countries including France are taking drastic precautions against India. But the Indian variant is already in Europe.
Fukushima, 10 years later: what lessons for France?
The catastrophe in Fukushima, Japan, on March 11, 2011, is a major nuclear accident that … Read more
Why do you have to wear a mask?
An open letter from Florence de Changy, a French journalist in Hong Kong to Martin Hirsch, Director of the Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris.
Coronavirus : Reporters Without Borders appeals to Beijing
Where’s Chen? This has been the question for a month now for the family of Chinese freelance journalist Chen Qiushi, who was arrested on 6 February 2020 for covering the coronavirus crisis in the city of Wuhan. Reporters Without Borders condemns the Chinese authorities’ attitude.
Coronavirus : could birds be involved?
While there has been a fourth death and more than 200 confirmed cases in France, scientists are still looking for the origin of the contamination and suspect wild animals.
Covid-19 Coronavirus Coughs Up Global Economy
The Middle Kingdom has invested its capital in multinationals and consolidated its investments in Europe to take global economic leadership. But a nasty virus is now infecting the big machine.