Far more Japanese people are dying of suicide, likely exacerbated by the economic and social repercussions of the pandemic, than of the COVID-19 disease itself. While Japan has managed its coronavirus epidemic far better than many nations, keeping deaths below 2,000 nationwide, provisional statistics from the National Police Agency show suicides surged to 2,153 in October alone, marking the fourth... 

France and Germany have announced second national lockdowns to try to curb a surge in coronavirus cases and deaths. President Emmanuel Macron confirmed his country’s widely-expected measures, which will start this Friday and last until 1 December. The month-long measures will include: A ‘stay at home’ order except to exercise for one hour a day, seek medical care or buy essential... 

Europe faces a lengthy battle against the coronavirus at least until mid-2021, France warned on Friday, as anxious governments introduced ever more restrictions to curb the disease once again accelerating through the continent. Europe’s daily infections have more than doubled in the last 10 days, reaching a total of 7.8 million cases and about 247,000 deaths, as a second wave right before winter... 

Health authorities in Sweden have refused to follow the rest of Europe by imposing new coronavirus lockdown measures on their population, arguing that those beset by loneliness and misery of being isolated have suffered enough. Despite Sweden mirroring other countries on the continent with rising coronavirus infections, the government has held firm in refusing to lockdown its population, weighing... 

Bars and cafes were shuttered in Paris on Tuesday for two weeks under new measures to fight the rapid spread of the epidemic, although restaurants have been allowed to remain open. With the rate of new infections, hospitalisations and deaths accelerating months after the lifting of a nationwide lockdown, new rules on social distancing entered into force on Tuesday. “These are braking measures... 

Legal groups have warned against Victoria’s plan to extend its state of emergency by 12 months, arguing that to comply with human rights obligations parliament should favour the “most limited possible option” when granting extraordinary powers. Victorian law currently allows the government to declare a state of emergency for four weeks at a time and to extend that declaration for up to six months. The... 

In a troubling incident captured on video, a woman in Melbourne faced a violent arrest by a male police officer after being found not wearing a face mask, a breach of public health orders. The footage, filmed by an onlooker, revealed a confrontation that escalated when the officer appeared to place his hands around the woman’s neck. The incident unfolded on Wellington Street, Collingwood, during... 

In a violent incident, residents of a tower block in Göttingen, Germany, clashed with police in an attempt to escape quarantine imposed due to a new spike in coronavirus cases. The lockdown was initiated after two people in the complex tested positive, with 120 cases confirmed by Friday. The clashes involved 200 residents trying to breach a metal barrier keeping 700 people in quarantine. Eight police... 

Manfred Weber, the Leader of the European People’s Party (EPP), discussed the European Union’s plan to blackmail member states that don’t toe the bloc’s line on issues like migration, such as Hungary and Poland. This will be done by making their share of the EU’s budget contingent on how well they meet the bloc’s vague “rule of law” standards, Weber says, especially now that many countries... 

The President’s narrative on the coronavirus hysteria is confusing and contradictory. Having opposed the hysteria initially, he’s proceeded to go back and forth on it. Today, he’s pro-lockdown. While the WHO praises Sweden for its “no lockdown” strategy, Donald Trump doubled down on the lockdown hysteria. He even nagged Bill Mitchell for not going along with the hoax narrative. There is... 

Coronavirus is a total and complete hoax, its a hoax so big that the SARS-COV-2 virus might not even exist at all and all the falsely inflated deaths are just people dying of natural causes such as old age, cancer, normal flu and so on. Tests conducted by Tanzanian president John Magufuli on stuff like car oil, papaya, goat milk and other stuff shows that there is coronavirus everywhere. The tests... 

A pair of migrants who are being housed at the Moria camp on Lesbos were shot with a shotgun after they violated lockdown measures by leaving the camp, police said on Wednesday. After incident, the two migrants were taken to a hospital where they were treated for light injuries. While they were at the hospital, the pair told police officers that they had broken the camp’s strict lockdown measures... 

A journalist in the UK received a home visit from police after he reported mosques in his area that were violating the coronavirus lockdown law. Tom Linden, host of UK Preppers Radio Network, filed a complaint with West Yorkshire Police after he saw reports in local media that Muslims in Bradford and Leeds were gathering at mosques for Friday prayers in violation of COVID-19 isolation rules. In the... 

The coronavirus scam is over, the demons from Hell who rule over you in ties and suits, masqueraded as human being have reopened Italy, Austria and Denmark in the third day of EASTER which was on Sunday, 12 April! So the satanic mofokoz couldn’t have reopened BEFORE EASTER, no because you could get the virus from the Church of God. Jesus infects you with viruses, you see, but supermarkets won’t,... 

The leaders of Norway, Denmark, Czech Republic and Austria have announced plans to relax coronavirus lockdown restrictions. Schools and day care centres are set to reopen in Denmark on 15 April in what will be the first steps the country is taking to ease its quarantine rules, while Norway will do so five days later. Denmark went into lockdown, closing schools, day centres, restaurants, cafes, gyms...