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Youtuberin Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim: Das Problem der Wissenschafts-Aktivistin

Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim warb auf Youtube früh für harte Lockdowns, warnte vor Lockerungen – und legte in der Pandemie eine beispiellose Karriere hin, die sie bis ins ZDF und eine Regierungserklärung der Kanzlerin brachte. Doch die Journalistin und Wissenschafts-Aktivistin hat ein Problem.

Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim: Das Problem der Wissenschafts-Aktivistin

Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim warb auf Youtube früh für harte Lockdowns, warnte vor Lockerungen – und legte in der Pandemie eine beispiellose Karriere hin, die sie bis ins ZDF und eine Regierungserklärung der Kanzlerin brachte. Doch die Journalistin und Wissenschafts-Aktivistin hat ein Problem.

Gastbeitrag: Es fehlte das Maß, und es fehlte an Mut

Die Pandemie scheint dem Ende nah. Doch wir müssen diesen Sommer nutzen, um mit kühlem Kopf die Lehren aus der Krise zu ziehen. Denn vieles ist falsch gelaufen in Gesellschaft, Politik und Medien. Um nie wieder einen Lockdown zu erleben, brauchen wir besonders eine Eigenschaft.

Berlin news update: Friday, February 19

Berlin news update: Friday, February 19 imago images 113498275 Berlin Mayor Michael Müller has criticised people refusing to have the Astrazeneca Covid-19 vaccine. Photo: IMAGO / Francesco Rossi Mayor demands revised vaccine priorities following AstraZeneca row, legal case against pop-up bike lanes dropped Tagesspiegel in an interview yesterday. The comments come after numerous reports from across Germany that significant numbers of people who are entitled to the UK-developed shot are refusing to have it due to unfounded fears about efficacy and side effects. I would get vaccinated with AstraZeneca immediately, Müller said, and proposed that the unwanted jabs could be offered to teachers or police officers instead. The AstraZeneca vaccine is currently being offered to medical staff and care workers under the age of 65.

Berlin news update: Monday, February 15

Berlin news update: Monday, February 15 Expand Thousands took to ice on Berlin’s frozen lakes and canals over the weekend. Photo: IMAGO / Hohlfeld Berliners take to the ice under police watch, Müller promises easing of lockdown rules  The police were out in force again today as thousands took to ice on Berlin’s frozen lakes and canals. At the weekend police helicopters were seen flying low over the ice at Müggelsee, Lietzensee and the Rummelsburger Bucht, with dramatic footage from Saturday showing an aircraft hovering metres over the heads of walkers and skaters. Several people have reportedly fallen through the ice, including a man and his one-year-old baby when the ice gave way as they were walking on the Schlachtensee lake on Saturday. The pair were airlifted to hospital. Meanwhile police broke up an impromptu rave on the Landwehrcanal in Kreuzberg on Sunday afternoon after dozens of people gathered on the ice to dance. The DJ was subsequentl

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