Finland to begin offering human bird flu vaccines

Next week, the EU health crisis authority will sign a contract with Seqirus to obtain 640,000 vaccine doses intended for humans to treat bird flu (H5N1), with the first portion going to Finland.

Klaus Schwab resigns from WEF leadership role

Klaus Schwab, now 86, is officially resigning from his leadership role, having gained infamy and criticism during the height of the COVID lockdowns after his book COVID-19: The Great Reset—which was penned before the pandemic even began—caught the public’s attention.

Digital ID law passes in Australia

According to yesterday’s news release, the Australian government can now move full-steam ahead with establishing an “economy-wide” digital ID system, which is being called “voluntary”… for now.

Mass deportation on the agenda of new Dutch government

“The strictest asylum policy ever. There will be an asylum crisis law; we will withdraw the dispersal law; there will be border controls, mobile and otherwise; there will be a ban on prioritizing status holders for social housing,” proclaimed the new PM.