Respirators and masks are sold out in many pharmacies and online stores. Thousands of respirators are expected to arrive at branches in the coming weeks.
We publish the second part of the interview provided by Ceskoaktualne.cz Martin Konvička, a Czech political activist, entomologist and associate professor at the University of South Bohemia. We introduced the first part on Monday.
You are known for your negative attitude to Islam and often associate it with illegal immigration. Psychiatrist Peter Pöthe, who goes to help migrants to Greece, said in an interview with Reflex that the migrants there are not radical and essentially do not operate Islam. They say they will only become radical if we leave them behind the gate of the European Union, which could be a threat to us in the future. Should we then accept migrants so that we can see them and prevent them from radicalizing?
Internet dating sites can be full of people looking for true love or friendship. Apparently, a 37-year-old man who repeatedly met women on various internet dating sites bet on it, unfortunately not in order to find love, but to lure more money, which he did not return to women. The pretexts were different and the women very trusting.
On September 6 1992, just outside of Denali National Park in central Alaska, a group of moose hunters discovered the decomposing remains of Christopher McCandless. Inside the rusting broken down bus in which McCandless was found dead were many notes and diary entries. It appeared that he had been dead for nineteen days from what the coroner’s report later determined as starvation.
Kids today do not have it easy. They’re coming of age during a tense political and social climate. Racism, climate change, school shootings, threats from global superpowers and neo-Nazism are just a few of the clouds hanging over their heads.
A French rapper who was on trial over an online music video entitled Hang White People has been found guilty of incitement to violence and given a suspended €5,000 (£4,280) fine.
When I first walked into the Washington Post newsroom in 1961 as its first black female reporter, I felt as if I were about to dive into a sea of white men while carrying two extra weights they didn’t have to carry.
If you are a medical professional (particularly a Black medical professional), or just an overall Black-history buff, you likely have heard of Mary Eliza Mahoney.
Thousands of protesters took to the streets in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moise, who has been blamed for the country’s economic woes by the opponents.
