AstraZeneca: Covid -19 Vaccine May be Available by December 2020
AstraZenica’s Covid-19 vaccine could be made available by December this year. This was announced by the British pharmaceutical’s CEO, Pascal Soriot.
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The First Wave Of Intel Evo Notebooks Come To Market
The focus on quality, efficiency, and reliability that Intel Evo promises is compelling if the products hold up to that promise.
Demolition in Occupied West Bank Left Almost 80 Palestinians Homeless
Israeli forces bulldozed 70 structures in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, displacing a total of 73 Palestinians, including 41 children, in what is considered the largest single demolition in the past decade.
Covid-19 Patients Allegedly Left to Die in North Korea’s Secret Isolation Camps
According to some sources, residents who have tested positive of the virus were reportedly taken to some secret isolation camps, where they are provided with little to no food or medicine and left to die.
Suspect Shares a Terrifying Photo Shortly Before the Terror Attack in Vienna
Kujtim Fejzulai, suspect in the terrorist attack in Vienna last Monday, shared a chilling photo of himself holding an AK-47 assault rifle, a handgun and a machete, shortly before the shooting.
U.S Whistleblower Edward Snowden Files for Russia and U.S Citizenship
Ex-CIA agent and whistleblower Edward Snowden and his wife intends to file for dual Russia-US citizenship for the sake of their son who is expected to be born late in December.
3 Killed and 15 Wounded During Terror Attack in Austria
At least 3 people and 15 were wounded during a terror attack in Vienna on Monday evening, hours before the nationwide lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Euthanasia For The Terminally Ill Legalized in New Zealand
At least 65% of voters in New Zealand supported the legalization of mercy killing for patients in critical condition. The law will take effect a year after the official result is published this coming November.
Ransomware Aims at US Healthcare Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
Trickbot malware with Ryuk ransomware has attacked at least five U.S hospitals this week, at the height of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Restrictive Abortion Laws in Poland Incites Mass Protests
Thousands flocked the streets of Gdansk, Lodz, Warsaw and Wroclaw in Poland on Wednesday in protest over a court ruling prohibiting abortion due to fetal abnormalities.