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Article content OTTAWA – In Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates vaccines are flowing quickly into arms. The tiny island nation of the Seychelles, with just 100,000 residents, has given more than half its population its first dose, and in Serbia they are handing out nearly 25,000 doses per day. None of those countries have significant vaccine manufacturing or a major pharmaceutical industry, but what they do have is a regular supply of Chinese and Russian-made vaccines, in some cases suppleme...

Hungarian-born Austrian journalist Paul Lendvai was sat in a television studio in Vienna on June 16, 1989, commentating live on the funeral of Imre Nagy, executed by Hungary’s Soviet-backed government after the failure of the 1956 revolution and buried in an unmarked grave. Like 180,000 other Hungarians, Lendvai had fled his country for Austria after the failed revolution and was working as a journalist and author in Vienna, writing and giving analysis on the epochal changes taking place in h...

2 transistor in an ESR sample tube. view more  Credit: University of Tsukuba Tsukuba, Japan and Warsaw, Poland - Scientists from the University of Tsukuba and a scientist from the Institute of High Pressure Physics detected and mapped the electronic spins moving in a working transistor made of molybdenum disulfide. This research may lead to much faster computers that take advantage of the natural magnetism of electrons, as opposed to just their charge. Spintronics is a new area of conde...

Medical Examiner Says Peak, Sons Shot To Death

WARSAW, Mo. (AP) — A southwest Missouri man and his two young sons, whose bodies were found on Monday, died from gunshot wounds, authorities said Friday. The Jackson County medical examiner ruled 3-year-old Mayson Peak and 4-year-old Kaiden Peak were shot to death, and their father, Darrell Peak, shot himself, Missouri State Highway Patrol spokesman Sgt. Bill Lowe said. The three were found dead in a shack in Benton County Monday. They went...

[Revealed]: The Secret Tech That Makes Elon Musks Smart City a Reality You may not notice it, but the world around you is changing drastically. Earlier this year, for the first time ever, New York City’s beloved Empire State Building became a smart-energy skyscraper that is now 100% powered by wind. Last summer in Chattanooga, city officials completed the installation of its Ultra Smart Streetlight system, created by Global Green Lighting. The system uses a technology called the FlexNet light...

Australia hits back as Italy blocks vaccine shipment - and suggests EU is tearing up rule book EU vaccine skepticism slows rollout Replay Video UP NEXT Australia has hit back at the EUs move to block a shipment of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine - suggesting the bloc was trying to "tear up the rule book". Italy earlier said it would block the export of about 250,000 vaccine doses from its Anagni plant, a decision that was later approved by the EU, after the drug company failed to meet its con...

World Law Group member firms recently collaborated on a Global Venture Capital Guide that covers more than 30 jurisdictions on investment approval processes, typical investment sectors...

A private family graveside service for Terry Edward Mays Sr., 76 of Warsaw, will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Rea Funeral Chapel.