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Some German politicians insist a COVID-19 vaccine mandate would divide society. Others argue it would be unconstitutional. Ines Eisele believes these are weak arguments and an excuse to do nothing.
Depression takes toll on Nigerians amid COVID-19 One in three COVID-patients have neurological or psychiatric conditions The Lancet Psychiatry, found that Caroline is not alone. Far from it, actually: Researchers went through electronic health records of more than 236,000 COVID-19 patients mostly from the US and found that one in three, or 34 percent, had been diagnosed with a psychiatric or neurological condition within six months of being infected with coronavirus. Neurological conditions like stroke and dementia were rare, but 17 percent of COVID-patients were diagnosed with anxiety disor...
Dutch police arrest suspect in theft of Van Gogh, Hals paintings A man has been accused of stealing two paintings, worth millions, from museums shut down during the pandemic. Neither of the famous artworks has been recovered. Van Gogh was living with his parents when he painted the gardens of the parsonage in Neunen, where his father was pastor Dutch police arrested a 58-year-old man on Tuesday on suspicion of stealing paintings by Vincent Van Gogh and Frans Hals from museums in the Netherlands last year. Police said the man was held at his home in the central town of Baarn on suspicion of s...
Opinion: More diversity, or cancel culture? Some people say a "cancel culture" doesn't exist; for others, it is there and heralding the demise of free opinion. But DW's Ines Eisele feels that both sides should calm down a bit. Is one allowed to make jokes about Jews? Austrian cabaret artist Lisa Eckhardt has polarized audiences Imagine you are at a party thrown by friends and someone says something you completely don't agree with. Do you keep away from that particular guest for the rest of the evening? Do you draw the person aside and take him or her to task for the comments? Or do you admoni...