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Ukraine says it has been the victim of a number of false bomb threats in recent days designed to spread panic in society. The country blames Russia for the reports. These came as concerns grew over a possible Russian invasion,…
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The US State Department has authorized Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to send US-made missiles and other weapons to Ukraine, several sources report to Reuters news agency. The ministry confirms the transfer, saying that this also…
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Ericsson goes to court to sue Apple again. Ericsson wants Apple to pay for its 5G technology. Apple is refusing now that it has expanded its patent treasury. Since 2015, Apple had an agreement with Ericsson to use its patents…
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On Tuesday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he was unaware that the lockdown party in the garden of 10 Downing Street in May 2020 had been banned. According to the prime minister, no one would have informed him about…
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The period that you are officially considered cured of the corona has been halved in Germany from six to three months. Nevertheless, the cured status is important to travel or gain access to, for example, the catering industry, where you…
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Excess mortality rose sharply throughout Europe in the autumn. The most recent figures from the European health service ECDC show that in Europe, 27 percent more people died in November than was usual in the month before the corona crisis.…
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The Kremlin says the imposition of US sanctions on President Vladimir Putin "crosses a line". Democratic members of the US Senate have proposed heavy punishment for key government officials like Putin if Russia invades Ukraine. …
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A priest in Austria has been sentenced to a fine of EUR 4,800 and six months in prison for keeping thousands of images of child sexual abuse. The Catholic cleric confessed before the Graz court. The defendant and the prosecutor's…
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Repeating booster shots is not a viable strategy, say World Health Organization (WHO) experts. Instead, it is preferable to develop new vaccines that better prevent coronavirus transmission. So far, the WHO has been hesitant with…
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It is not impossible to find a way out of the heated conflict with Russia, says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg even though some Russian demands are unnegotiable. "I know it is possible to reach agreements with Russia," Stoltenberg…
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