Several Chinese cities appear to have recently prepared their populaces for potential Chinese coronavirus lockdowns in the coming days, indicating the country may see a nationwide spate of lockdowns in the coming weeks, the state-run Global Times reported Monday.
Boris Johnson’s office said he will be issued a fine over allegations of lockdown parties at government offices.
The increasingly brutal coronavirus lockdown imposed by the Chinese Communist government on Shanghai is producing horrifying social media videos of pets killed by hazmat-suited enforcers after families are carted away to quarantine.
Shanghai, one of the wealthiest cities in the world, is currently experiencing food shortages due to stringent lockdown measures designed to contain its ongoing Chinese coronavirus outbreak, the Global Times reported on Thursday.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has declared that he will not rule out future lockdowns being imposed upon the British public.
Shanghai’s coronavirus lockdown widened and intensified on Monday, with no end in sight, even though citywide mass testing was supposedly completed on schedule with military assistance. Residents report armed police officers flooding the streets as the public grows more angry and desperate.
China used massive transport planes to fly hundreds of military personnel into Shanghai on Sunday to assist with a three-day mass coronavirus testing program for the city’s 26 million imprisoned residents.
The development of some young children ‘regressed’ during periods of COVID lockdown, according to a government report.
Germany’s left-wing Chancellor has openly verbally attacked a group of anti-lockdown protesters, accusing them of lying.
BERLIN (AP) – A 60-year-old man allegedly had himself vaccinated against COVID-19 dozens of times in Germany in order to sell forged vaccination cards with real vaccine batch numbers to people not wanting to get vaccinated themselves.
Germany’s lockdown-loving health minister still wants forced vax rules to be implemented in the country, despite parliament not supporting the measure.
Average British citizens are reportedly being fined thousands of pounds by closed-door courts over COVID-19 lockdown breaches.
Chinse Communist Party officials in charge of Shanghai “admitted” on Thursday they have been “inadequately prepared” for the city’s latest epidemic of the Chinese coronavirus, China’s state-run Global Times reported.
A poll has found that the average child in Britain spends more than four staring at screens compared to just forty minutes outside.
Chinese Communist Party authorities have seemingly prioritized microchips over hungry citizens this week, according to two reports published by the state-run Global Times on Tuesday, which reveal the Party ensured semiconductor production continued unabated in Shanghai during its latest lockdown to contain the Chinese coronavirus while simultaneously failing to provide sufficient food to residents of northeastern China’s Changchun city during its own lockdown.
The government of Shanghai, China, has imposed “the city’s most stringent antivirus measures ever” on the financial hub’s population of roughly 26 million, China’s state-run Global Times reported on Monday.
China’s state-run Global Times on Monday stated explicitly what outside observers assume about the Shanghai lockdown: the city is undergoing a special two-phase scaled-back version of China’s “dynamic zero-Covid” lockdown policy because Shanghai is simply too large, rich, and important to shutter completely.
Denmark’s domestic security on Tuesday designated pandemic-linked “antigovernmental extremism” as a menace for the first time ever.
British police are fining 20 people over parties held by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his staff during coronavirus lockdowns.
Chinese Communist Party authorities have ordered local officials in China’s northeastern Jilin province, which borders North Korea and Russia, to build nearly two dozen “makeshift hospitals” over the past month to help address Jilin’s exploding Chinese coronavirus caseload, the state-run Global Times reported on Monday.
WARSAW, Poland (AP) – Poland is abolishing practically all of its COVID-19 restrictions next week, a government official said Thursday.
A number of European Parliament members have taken aim at Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for his harsh crackdown on the country’s Freedom Convoy truckers.
Chinese state media on Tuesday declared victory over the coronavirus outbreak in Shenzhen, the tech hub known as “China’s Silicon Valley.” The city was subjected to severe lockdown measures over the past week, including an order that forced employees to live in their factories so the production lines could keep running.
The lockdowns in Britain have reportedly coincided with a significant rise in the number of children seeking gender reassignment therapy.
Chinese state media on Monday insisted China’s coronavirus control measures are highly “effective” even as record numbers of infections were reported in cities like Shanghai, which shut down its Disney resort until further notice.
Around 5 million people are to become eligible for an additional COVID jab in England as the UK rolls out its ‘Spring Booster’ campaign.
Germany’s current plans to implement a forced vax regime is utterly unworkable according to organisations who would be put in charge of enforcing it.
Scotland’s government has gone back on its word regarding the scrapping of COVID rules, keeping forced mask wearing until at least April.
Germany’s health minister denounced the country’s unjabbed population in a public demand for compulsory vaccination on Thursday.
The Chinese government’s established “Zero-COVID” strategy to combat transmission of the Chinese coronavirus — which centers largely upon state-imposed lockdowns — must be adhered to “even more firmly” now that China is facing its worst outbreak of the disease in two years, China’s state-run Global Times argued in an op-ed published Wednesday.
Taiwan-based Apple supplier Foxconn said on Wednesday that two of its facilities in China have resumed limited operations under a “closed-loop” management system, which essentially means the employees are quarantined on the premises while the surrounding Chinese city of Shenzhen is subjected to a coronavirus lockdown.
The reading ability of fourth-graders in Germany has dramatically dropped since pre-pandemic times, a study has found.
China’s southern economic hub of Shenzhen was placed into coronavirus lockdown on Monday, jeopardizing major foreign business operations and trapping some 24 million residents inside the surrounding province. The industrial hub city of Changchun was locked down on Friday, trapping 9 million citizens inside their homes and halting most corporate activity.
After months filled with controversy, France has finally dropped its regime of COVID vaccination passes, as well as forced mask-wearing.
Britons face a sharp increase in the cost of basic staples as a consequence of the sanctions war with Russia, with the price of whitefish set to significantly rise.
fter months of threatening to implement the measure, Austria has suspended its regime of forced vaccination.
New Zealand recorded its highest single-day tally of new Chinese coronavirus cases on Tuesday, a development that seemed to cast doubt on the efficacy of the nation’s strict pandemic measures.
While Europe may be moving on from COVID-19 lockdown rules, Germany is instead looking to pass more legislation in the name of the disease.
After a short yet controversial reign, France’s regime of vaccine passes is set to be “suspended” by mid-March.
Government officials in China’s southern city of Shenzhen recently launched “blanket searches” for people who may have recently traveled to the city from neighboring Hong Kong in an effort to contain allegedly imported cases of the Chinese coronavirus, the South China
