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They hit and kicked the vehicle, causing damage to the bodywork, and following the victim, in his sixties.

Benjamin Cunningham is a writer, journalist and PhD candidate at the University of Barcelona. He was formerly editor-in-chief of The Prague Post, a senior editor with The Slovak Spectator and a Prague-based correspondent for The Economist. His book “The Liar” will be published by Public Affairs in 2022.

It is costly not to do away with fossil fuels.

Instagram almost certainly accelerates what is already a global public health crisis.

A good amount of data now shows that most investment professionals have absolutely no idea what they are doing.

We need to talk about AstraZeneca. Without curse words If you can’t deliver — fine. Then don’t say you can. The AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine was approved for use in the EU on January 29, 2021. (Source: AP/SITA) Font size:A We need to talk about AstraZeneca, and we’ll try not to use curse words. Earlier this week, an EU official told Reuters that AstraZeneca “would deliver less than 90 million doses in the second quarter” despite a commitment to deliver 180 million COVID-19 vaccines...

Biden really is waking up each morning with the goal of making things better The new president is old and imperfect, but its difficult to question his motives. US President Joe Biden (Source: AP/TASR) Font size:A Anthony Fauci, the top infectious disease expert for the United States’ government, frequently appeared at awkward COVID-19 press conferences with Donald Trump. As Fauci held his first press conference since Joe Biden took office, he was asked how the atmosphere had changed under the...

Who is complicit in the rise of the far right Today’s conservatives work with the far right because even if their rhetorical tenor is different their core beliefs are the same. Donald Trump (Source: AP/TASR) Font size:A There is a curious unwillingness to think about the recent rise of far right politics in Europe and the United States as a natural outgrowth from the mainstream political right of the 1980s and 1990s. While Donald Trump did campaign with the slogan “Make America Great Again�...

We were forced to rethink who essential workers are and more.