Mental health specialists have described the phenomena of “locked-in trauma” plaguing youngsters after more than a year of lockdowns, with children as young as five experiencing anxiety, including about playing with others.
Mental health specialists have described the phenomena of “locked-in trauma” plaguing youngsters after more than a year of lockdowns, with children as young as five experiencing anxiety, including about playing with others.
Boris Johnson’s government has reportedly put the idea of using vaccine passports in pubs back on the table if cases spike later this year.
UEFA rejected Munich lighting up the stadium in ‘pride’ colours for Germany’s Euro 2020 match with Hungary on Wednesday.
The European Commission has opened a formal investigation into Google over whether the search giant unfairly favors its own online advertising technology over competitors.
Russian health volunteers are mulling legal action after they received Russia’s second, less effective vaccine against the Chinese coronavirus instead of the Sputnik V shot for which they had opted, independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported.
The University of Oslo in Norway has agreed to a four-year agreement with the Chinese controlled Fudan University.
Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán has defended new anti-paedophile laws including a ban on institutions promoting transgenderism and homosexuality to under-18s, insisting that decisions about such education should be up to parents.
A government committee has said that terms like “white privilege” may have contributed to a “systemic neglect” of poor white people, including children, who do not benefit from an “industry” of support systems that are readily available to ethnic minorities.
The UK is negotiating to join the Pacific trade partnership as it explores new opportunities around the world post-Brexit.
A Conservative councillor in Scotland had his home and cars firebombed in the third attack on the Tory politician in as many years.
The trial of Nicolas Sarkozy concludes Tuesday in Paris, after a court sought to determine whether he broke laws on campaign financing.
Pope Francis has advanced the cause for canonization of European statesman Robert Schuman, bringing him one step closer to sainthood.
Palestinian activists have “stormed and occupied” a defence factory in Manchester, to protest against “Israel’s kill chain in the UK”.
The Italian city of Ventimiglia along the French border sees daily incidents of inter-ethnic migrant violence as hundreds attempt to cross into France.
Former British Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies took to social media Monday to criticize the International Olympic Committee for allowing a biological male to compete against women in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has ruled that private user information, including IP addresses, names, and postal addresses can, under certain conditions, be handed over to intellectual property rights holders and other third parties that make copyright claims.
Boris Johnson has suggested lockdown restrictions will be back by the winter, despite promising the end of lockdowns would be “irreversible”.
Parliament passed a motion of non-confidence in the left-led government, giving PM Löfven the choice to resign or call fresh elections.
“…our country belongs at the top on climate protection and it must become better able to resist pandemics, cyberattacks, populism…”
Police descended on Stonehenge Monday morning to break up a meeting that contravened the government’s coronavirus lockdown regulations.
EU will approve a fresh set of sanctions against scores of officials in Belarus and measures aimed at hurting the country´s economy.
The BBC has barred white people from applying for a trainee position in the latest example of ‘positive discrimination’ from the broadcaster.
A man who worked at a German university has been arrested on suspicion of espionage, allegedly passing information to Russian intelligence.
A government scientific advisor has signalled that Britons may not see the end of Chinese coronavirus restrictions in July, saying that the UK “may have to do further lockdowns this Winter”.
Priti Patel has ordered the Border Force to halt unconscious bias training courses for officers tasked with defending the nation’s borders.
Pope Francis called for greater openness to migrants and refugees Sunday, joining the United Nations in celebrating World Day of Refugees.
North Rhine-Westphalia’s Interior Minister Herbert Reul could face fines of up to €10,000 (£8,590/$11,864) for referring to reading a conservative German newspaper as a sign of far-right extremism after a new court ruling.
The UK judicial system has failed to imprison one-third of convicted sexual offenders, including child predators, over the past seven years.
LISBON, Portugal — Portuguese authorities have confirmed suspicions that the new delta variant of the coronavirus is driving a spike in new cases in the Lisbon region.
Sweden’s Left Party has threatened to bring down the Social Democrat-led government in a confidence vote expected as early as Monday.
