Events

One of the participants in the trials of the Chinese coronavirus vaccine died in Peru. This was reported on the website of the University of Peru Cayetano Heredia.

According to the professor-Americanist Grzegorz Bursky, the return of the United States to close cooperation with Germany, as well as the prevalence of propaganda and ideology in foreign policy, are alarming in Poland.

Sergio Mattarella intends to start consultations on the way out of the government crisis on January 27.

Restrictions come into force on Monday, January 25.

At least 135 cases of side effects of the drug from Pfizer and BioNTech have been identified in France, nine elderly people have died after vaccination, but the link between vaccination and death has not been established.

After the term of the former US President Donald Trump ended, he flew to Florida, to his estate in Mar-a-Lago, and went to play golf. The Washington Examiner writes about it.

As stated in the statement of the Foreign Ministry of Albania, this country will expel Russian diplomat Alexei Krivosheev because of the violation of anti-coronavirus measures.

OSCE Chairperson, Swedish Foreign Minister Ann Linde visited the Zolote checkpoint in Donbass and said that her visit to the contact line "opened her eyes." She herself saw that the conflict in Ukraine continues, people are still dying.

Ten other employees failed the FBI background check.

According to WHO's Twitter account, the world today is on the brink of a moral disaster, said the head of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adan Ghebreyesus.

The presenter of the British morning show Good Morning Britain, compared homeschooling to real torture, since she alone has to educate her son and daughter while her husband is in the hospital.

Professor and head of the Center for Infectious Diseases of the clinic Ligita Janchorienė explained the reason that 79 doctors of the Vilnius clinic Santara, who received the first dose of BioNTech and Pfizer vaccine, were diagnosed with coronavirus infection.

According to the BBC Broadcasting Corporation on Friday, a resident of Newport, Wales, UK, who accidentally threw away a £ 210 million (roughly $ 287 million) hard drive containing bitcoins at current exchange rates, wants to find it.

There will be a fine of $225 for using the prohibited symbols.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation filed a complaint against the athlete in the Federal Court of the Metropolitan District of Columbia.