Health
Vaccination waiver: In New York, 9,000 employees go on unpaid leave
About 9,000 people employed in the public sector in New York went on unpaid leave for refusing to comply with the order of the authorities to be vaccinated against COVID-19,…
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Vaccination waiver: In New York, 9,000 employees go on unpaid leave
Christianity
An anti-wax sermon by the bishop of Giurgiu led to an investigation against him
The District Police Directorate in Giurgiu, Romania, has launched an investigation against Giurgiu's Bishop Ambrose. The investigation was provoked due to "abuse of office and dissemination of false information." The…
Health
The founder of cognitive therapy, Aaron Beck, has died
Aaron Beck, the creator of the cognitive therapy developed in the 1960s and caused a revolution in psychiatry, has died at the age of 100 in the United States, world…
America
The Patriarch of Constantinople claims for special privileges as the Romain Pope
Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk: The Patriarch of Constantinople claims for special privileges as the Romain Pope On September 16-17, 2021, a conference dedicated to primacy and conciliarity in Orthodoxy was…
International
Musk will fight world hunger, but on one condition
The richest man in the world announced that he was ready to help in the fight against world hunger. Elon Musk will donate the necessary amount, but on one condition.…
Defense
Erdogan and Biden have come up with a way to warm relations
The Presidents of Turkey and the United States, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Joe Biden, agreed to establish a common mechanism for improving and developing bilateral relations. The two leaders spoke…
Human Rights
How the scheme for transferring migrants through Belarus to Germany works
At the Polish-German border: police detained migrants who entered Germany illegally. The transfer of illegal migrants through Belarus and Poland to Germany does not stop: more than 6,000 people have…
Human Rights
France has accused Lukashenko’s family of trafficking in migrants
France last month accused the family of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of being behind human trafficking, "cleverly organized" towards the EU through Turkey and Dubai, AFP reported. "This trafficking in…
Health
First patient with covid in Tonga
The first case of a coronavirus in Tonga has prompted authorities to lock down the main island in the South Pacific archipelago, the Associated Press reported. Last week, a passenger…
ENTERTAINMENT
The Talibans has banned music and smoking in hotels and restaurants
The Talibans have banned music and smoking in all hotels and restaurants in the northeastern province of Badakhshan, the local news agency Voice of Afghanistan reported today, quoted by TASS.…