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Czech ultra-right oppose vaccinations against COVID-19 with antisemitic caricature - Vimarsana News

Czech ultra-right oppose vaccinations against COVID-19 with antisemitic caricature

Czech ultra-right oppose vaccinations against COVID-19 with antisemitic caricature 20.12.2020 10:39 An antisemitic caricature published on Twitter by the "Workers Youth" (Dělnická mládež/DM) organization in the Czech Republic (17 December 2020). News server Forum24.cz reports that the youth organization of the ultra-right Workers Social Justice Party (DSSS) has tweeted an antisemitic caricature as part of its effort to deter people from undegoing vaccination against COVID-19. "We will not allow ourselves to be vaccinated against COVID-19! Those globalizing bastards can blackmail us all ...

Source: romea.cz
Incident causes nuclear scare in Finland - Vimarsana News

Incident causes nuclear scare in Finland

HELSINKI Emergency shutdown causes nuclear scare in Finland. A system failure at the Olkiluoto nuclear power plant caused a reactor to shut down last Thursday, details of which took an hour to reach local authorities though nearby hospitals were quickly put on high alert. Read more. /// BERLIN Germany to go into full lockdown starting Wednesday. In the face of rising infections, Chancellor Angela Merkel and Germany’s 16 state leaders have agreed to implement a stricter lockdown starting Wednesday, forcing all stores – except for those selling necessities – to close until 10 January, and...

End to Czech state of emergency could be governing coalition's downfall - Vimarsana News

End to Czech state of emergency could be governing coalition's downfall

The Czech Social Democrats (S&D) are considering quitting the government coalition due to the current dispute on tax reform with the ruling ANO party, party leader Jan Hamáček said in a debate on Czech Television. The Social Democrats will make the decision once the state of emergency currently in place in the Czech Republic comes to an end, as leaving the government in current circumstances, according to Hamáček, would be irresponsible. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO, Renew) promptly reacted. “We will manage the state of emergency even without their (the social democrats’) partici...