Wuhan coronavirus

Prosecutors in Brazil shelved an investigation on Thursday into conservative former President Jair Bolsonaro on charges of “genocide” for his handling of the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.

China’s National People’s Congress (NPC), it’s rubber-stamp legislature, began work this week to amend the nation’s “Frontier Health and Quarantine Law” to include specific protocol on how to properly handle potential carriers of infectious disease.

The AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine will be withdrawn globally after the firm admitted the jab causes a rare but dangerous side effect.

The head of the Chinese National Disease Control and Prevention Administration, Wang Hesheng, insisted during a press conference this weekend that the Chinese Communist Party would be prepared for any future pandemics caused by an unknown “Disease X.”

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro paid the government of São Paulo about $184,000 in fines on Wednesday for not wearing a mask.

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock suggested “more stringent” lockdown measures should have been imposed during the Chinese coronavirus.

The World Health Organization called for a “big catch-up” effort to vaccinate children after declines were experienced during the pandemic.

The UK’s former health minister denied wrongdoing after leaked messages purported to show that he ignored advice on care home covid tests.

Alberta’s conservative Premier, Danielle Smith, has backtracked on prior promises to provide amnesty for those fined under the coronavirus pandemic restrictions, leading to anger among some.

Italy has reintroduced mandatory coronavirus testing at Italian airports for travelers from China over fears of a new wave of the virus. 

A conservative-leaning watchdog group calls for more oversight over telework after examining federal employees’ leave data.

During the holiday season, people should once again cover their mouths with masks, French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne said on Tuesday.

Americans overwhelmingly support protests against the Chinese Communist Party’s tyrannical “zero COVID” lockdown policies, a new poll found.

Sweden now has far more doses than it actually has space to store, due to contractual obligations to keep buying new ones and low demand. 

A 72-year-old man has been sentenced to six months in prison by a UK court after being found guilty of violating Chinese coronavirus lockdown rules by selling mince pies at a shooting club and attempting  to destroy evidence afterwards. Maurice

Kansas Republican gubernatorial candidate and state Attorney General Derek Schmidt has promised to stand against a coronavirus vaccine mandate for children to attend school if he is elected governor, KZRG reported.

Spanish capital to return 1.7 million of fines from Spain’s first ‘state of alarm’ during the start of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.

The new Premier of the Canadian province of Alberta has slammed the treatment of unvaccinated people in Canada during the coronavirus pandemic, stating they were the most discriminated-against group she’d seen in her lifetime. Following her election as the leader

The Swedish Public Health Authority has stopped recommending that healthy children aged 12 to 17 take the vaccine against the Chinese coronavirus and that only children in special circumstances will be vaccinated going forward.

A senior official from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has contradicted United States President Joe Biden.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has called for a warning label on the Novavax Wuhan coronavirus vaccine for myocarditis and pericarditis.

Austria’s Constitutional Court ruled it was unlawful for the government to ban unvaccinated people from hair salons and barbers.

The government “doesn’t know” if travel restrictions imposed during lockdown prevented the spread of the virus, a report from MPs found.

The Canadian government has admitted that some travellers were erroneously told to go into quarantine upon arriving in Canada due to glitches in the Trudeau government’s ArriveCAN app.

Quadruple vaccinated President Joe Biden tested positive for the Wuhan coronavirus a day after being seen maskless at a Massachusetts event, and it remains to be seen if leftist media outlets will be as critical of him as they were of former President Donald Trump when he contracted the virus in 2020.

An organiser of the Canadian Freedom Convoy was granted bail this week after being held in jail for several months over causing “mischief.”

The Canadian government is set to reinstate random mandatory Wuhan virus tests for airline passengers after briefly suspending the tests due to long delays at Canadian airports.

A Canadian judge ruled a woman did not have her rights violated when she was denied an organ transplant for not being vaccinated. 

The Austrian government has scrapped a law that would force residents of the country to be fully vaccinated against the Wuhan coronavirus.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his use of the Emergencies Act, saying unvaccinated Canadians had accepted the consequences.

Canada will suspend restrictions banning unvaccinated Canadians from air and train travel in and out of Canada from Monday.

The Italian government is set to end the use of quarantine ships for migrants arriving in Italy by sea as migrant arrivals rise. While just two of the original five quarantine ships are still in use by the government, Italy

Spain saw its marriage rate fall by nearly half in the first year of the Wuhan pandemic, a faster fall than many other EU nations.

The president of the Spanish pharmaceutical company PharmaMar is one of the over 2,200 people listed by Spanish police as having purchased fake coronavirus vaccination documents.

1.2 million Italians are set to receive a fine as Italy continues its policy of mandating coronavirus vaccinations over the age of 50. 

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has warned Canadian Members of Parliament (MPs) of rising levels of “anti-government” and “anti-authority” sentiment since the onset of the Wuhan virus pandemic.