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The European deputy stated that in these moments the patient is no longer a normal citizen, but only a patient because the pharma industry has turned him into a patient through the adverse effects of some drugs or by performing some tests.

Gheorghe Piperea: "Bill Gates has already announced that we must prepare for a new pandemic; that means the pharma industry already has the vaccines"

The appearance of new diseases simultaneously with the appearance of new vaccines and medicines is proof that the pharma industry is involved in turning citizens into simple patients, claims European deputy Gheorghe Piperea, lawyer and university...

There are voices that claim that some diseases are artificially created, while at the same time their related remedies are launched. (illustration: collage by MAKE)

Artificially created diseases; examples (II)

• b) Metabolic syndrome - one of the invented diseases

ECA: Europeans - Astra Zeneca and Pfizer guinea pigs in the case of anti-Covid 19 vaccines

The citizens of the member states of the European Union were the guinea pigs of the companies Astra Zeneca and Pfizer regarding the anti-Covid 19 vaccines, with the agreement of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), it appears from the audit...

The view of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's administration is that the geopolitical center of gravity is shifting away from developed economies, according to Bloomberg sources, who note that the country's new diplomatic push reflects its aspirations to cultivate ties with all parties in a multipolar world, while fulfills obligations as a key member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). (Photo source: facebook / Recep Tayyip Erdogan)

Rejected for decades by the European Union, Turkey opts for BRICS; will it stay in NATO?

Turkey has formally applied to join the BRICS group of emerging nations, seeking to strengthen its global influence and forge new ties beyond its traditional Western allies, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.

Business Insider: Shift to electric vehicles reduces demand for China's oil

Oil demand in China has slowed considerably this year amid the country's transition to electric vehicles and natural gas, according to an analysis by Goldman Sachs, writes Business Insider.

Financial, we are getting worse and worse, but the electorate prefers the same ruling class

The social and political convulsions of the first three months of the current year left their mark on the entire semester, because the PSD-PNL coalition turned to the state piggy bank to calm them down. Thus, the Ciolacu government decided to...

School dropout rates remain very high

The Save the Children organization raises the alarm by informing that, at the national level, over 15% of children have not even reached the end of the 8th grade and there are counties where the percentage exceeds 25%. The final results of the...

Alexandru Petrescu, ASF President: "The Bucharest Stock Exchange is a good alternative for financing the Romanian economy"

The listing of Hidroelectrica together with the issues of Fidelis state bonds have created an investment culture in our country and it is important for investors and entrepreneurs to understand that the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) represents a...

NATO summit, no membership invitation for Ukraine

The NATO summit, an event taking place these days in Washington and marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Alliance, will not give Ukraine an answer regarding its request to join that organization, but it would strengthen the...

Tarom - infusions with state aid, zero efficiency

The Tarom company, which in recent years has benefited from several state aids, most recently - in the amount of 100 million euros (but of which 49.5 million euros was paid to the company in 2020 as a loan) - received on past, presented yesterday...

The BNR reduced the monetary policy interest rate by 0.25 percentage points

The Board of Directors of the National Bank of Romania decided on Friday July 5, 2024 decrease in the monetary policy interest rate to 6.75% per annum, from 7% per annum, starting from July 8, 2024, decrease in the interest rate for the credit...

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Marcus Ehrenberger, Strabag: "If the construction sector does not move towards sustainability, we will have a big problem"

Given that Europe has only 9% of the necessary raw materials, sustainability is an essential condition for the construction sector, argue the specialists of the Strabag company who work in the Zublin Innovation Center in Stuttgart, Germany and...

Problems with water supply for hundreds of millions of people

Millions of people who rely on melting Himalayan snow for their water supply face a "very serious" risk of water shortages this year due to reduced snowfall. In this region, snowmelt feeds about a quarter of the total flow of 12 major...

The government increases budget expenditures; tourists can travel to Turkey without a passport

During May, the government continued to make chaotic decisions regarding budget expenditures, although the deficit after the first four months of the current year stood at 3.24% of the Gross Domestic Product, i.e. a minus of 57.29 billion lei...

The University of Bucharest - the first position nationally, in research

The University of Bucharest ranks first nationally in terms of research in this year's edition of the Round University Ranking (RUR) World University Rankings, informs the higher education institution. Present in the RUR World University...

The PSD-PNL coalition wants to raise the minimum wage from July 1

Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announced yesterday to his colleagues from the PSD-PNL governing coalition that he negotiated with representatives of the business environment the increase of the minimum wage from 3,300 gross lei to 3,700 lei gross,...

Gaza Strip - Israel, another hotbed of depravity

• Who is the cat and who is the mouse?

Direct democracy, the scarecrow of the political class

The need for a real partnership between political decision-makers and civil society, between governments, parliaments and citizens, was the main topic of debate at the 12th edition of the Global Forum of Modern Direct Democracy, an event that...

The "Romania of Knowledge" project, launched by the Academy of Scientists

Development through knowledge is fundamental to any modern state. The "Romania of Knowledge" project, dedicated to the development of the country through education, science, research and technology, vectors of progress and evolution of...

Cîrstoiu is running for oblivion

The second month of spring was a stormy one for the PSD-PNL political coalition, which had to face the media revelations about how the doctor Cătălin Cîrstoiu - the candidate of both parties for the position of general mayor of the Capital - made...

Aurel Cazacu: "The American side is the mastermind of this operation to donate some Patriot systems to Ukraine"

Military expert Aurel Cazacu believes that President Klaus Iohannis' statement regarding a possible donation of a Patriot system to Ukraine should be seen as an operation launched by the American side and not by our country.

DNSC: We have around one billion connected devices across the country

Technology has taken us by storm and this has not happened against our will, on the contrary. One billion terminals are already connected in our country, informs the director of the National Directorate for Cyber Security (DNSC), Dan Cîmpean....

Loans - the financial bomb from the EU budget

The loans contracted by the European Union will represent in the coming years a real bomb from the community budget that will have to be defused by the decision-makers in Brussels, claims Nicolas-Jean Brehon, budget advisor of the Schumann...

The Gulf area - the new Eldorado for Romanian politicians

The Gulf area seems to have become a kind of Eldorado for the politicians of our country, or rather for the decision-makers who, in the last six years, have made several official visits to the United Arab Emirates, Dubai and Qatar, hoping to...

Social convulsions, deficit over 2% of GDP, decision in the Roşia Montana case, air and maritime Schengen

Social convulsions have been a constant in the first three months of the current year, with a peak in January, when almost half of the country's major cities were blocked by farmers' and transporters' protests, which lasted for three...

Mircea Geoană, Deputy General Secretary of NATO, stated: "The economic model will change, the configuration of supply chains will change, and technology will have an impact on our products. We are participating in the biggest transformation in history, and governments alone, even if they are effective, will not be able to make the necessary changes by themselves, but must collaborate with the academic environment and the business environment".

German companies - ready to invest in transforming Romania into an energy hub

German companies in our country are ready to contribute to changing the Romanian economic model in the current regional geopolitical context, to the digital transformation and to the opportunity offered by the green transition for our country to...

Roşia Montană - miraculous win; air and maritime Schengen; Iohannis wants the head of NATO

Political decision-makers in Bucharest continued in the last month of the first quarter of the current year to adopt decisions regarding the extension of some price capping measures and to dilute the provisions of Law 296/2023 and GEO 115/2023...

Trade unionists in the culture speak of humiliating and discriminatory treatment

The grievances of employees in the cultural sector are far from being resolved. The dialogue with the authorities does not have the expected effect. The representatives of the CulturMedia Union convey, in a manifesto, that on Museum Day, on May...

EC report: Reducing the vulnerability of tax revenues must be a priority of the government in Bucharest

Despite some improvements, our country still faces the vulnerability of fiscal revenues, and large budget deficits and high inflation rates, which are all above pre-pandemic levels, make the economy potentially vulnerable to shocks, the European...

The founding president of Alexandrion Group, Nawaf Salameh (center), said: "The Romanian state is pressuring an industry to go at a speed that it cannot. I do not understand how these people think. That law is in force, but something must be done to its improvement. For example, regarding the collection centers, those who sell goods in counties bordering the Capital cannot come and bring the bottles to the center in Bucharest, because that involves high costs.

Nawaf Salameh, Alexandrion Group: "The government has stabilized the turnover tax by 1% because it is unable to collect VAT"

The 1% tax on turnover will have a negative impact on beverage producers in our country, who are forced to face at the same time possible losses that will be generated by the deadlines set by the state for exhausting existing stocks before...