‘#Vaccination will start in retirement homes,’ Professeur Alain Fischer, President of the French Council of Covid-19 strategy, said on Tuesday.
Brexit negotiations: EU Chief says ‘progress’ made but next days ‘crucial’
After weeks of relentless pessimism, the European Union said Wednesday there was now a clear, if narrow, path to reaching an agreement with the United Kingdom on a post-#Brexit trade deal that should avoid costly chaos...
How women are leading the Latin American Spring
From Argentina to Mexico social unrest across Latin America was growing last year and right up until Covid 19 hit. Calls for equality, women’s rights, education and access to basic necessities like water once again...
UK pollution ruling: Court to decide whether poor air quality caused death
A nine-year-old girl who died following an asthma attack had been “living on a knife edge” in the months before her death, an inquest has heard. #Ella Kissi-Debrah, who lived near the South Circular Road in...
US presidential transition: Biden urges Georgians to oust McConnell from Senate
President-elect Joe #Biden threw his weight behind the Democratic battle for control of the #US #Senate on Tuesday, as his White House win was finally acknowledged by top Republicans and holdout foreign leaders. Biden...
France January 2015 attacks: Verdict awaited in trial over islamist attacks
A Paris court was set Wednesday to issue its verdict in the #trial of 14 suspected accomplices of the Islamist gunmen who murdered some of #France‘s most famous cartoonists at satirical weekly #Charlie Hebdo in...
Charlie Hebdo, Covid-19 Christmas and croaky frogs
IN THE PRESS – Wednesday, 16.12.2020: We take a look at how Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine, is covering today’s upcoming verdict of the terrorist attacks that killed 12 of its staff. We also look at how...