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Shows 10. October 2022 · Politics, Society

Craig Murray | COMMENTARY #68

Hope nevertheless... Craig Murray, Scottish journalist, author and human rights campaigner as well as former diplomat for the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, talks about his hope for peaceful changes.…

Shows 19. July 2022 · Politics, Society

Craig Murray | COMMENTARY #61

All under control? Craig Murray, Scottish journalist, author and human rights campaigner as well as former diplomat for the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, talks about how governments can and…

Shows 8. June 2022 · Politics

Cluse Krings | COMMENTARY #54

What should we learn from the war in the Ukraine? Cluse Krings, German anthropologist and author of books like "Vom Untergang der Moderne", considers the consequences of missed chances, here…

Shows 17. May 2022 · Politics, Society

Mattias Desmet | COMMENTARY #52

What is the difference between a classical dictatorship and totalitarianism? Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, defines totalitarianism, explains how it distinguishes from a classical dictatorship and what happens if…

Shows 13. May 2022 · Medicine & Health, Politics

Wolfgang Wodarg | COMMENTARY #51

Why is our research in trouble? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, explains the conflicts of interest in science. He…

Shows 4. May 2022 · Medicine & Health, Politics

Amitav Banerjee | COMMENTARY #50

Science in a conflict of interest? Prof. Dr. Amitav Banerjee, Indian epidemiologist, gives a scientist's insight into the economic struggles researchers face, and how the resulting conflict of interest in…

Shows 4. May 2022 · Politics, Society

Mattias Desmet | COMMENTARY #49

A society tumbling into a war-like state? Mattias Desmet, Belgian professor of clinical psychology, talks about what happens to the social bonds during mass formation, why paranoia can take hold…

Shows 21. March 2022 · Politics, Society

Martin Schwab | COMMENTARY #44

Critics of Corona measures and in­tel­li­gence ser­vices - a misunderstanding! - Martin Schwab, German law professor, investigates the allegations against critics of the Corona measures and clarifies three related misunderstandings.

Shows 14. March 2022 · Ecology & Nature, Medicine & Health

Norbert Schwarzer | COMMENTARY #42

Why is the protection of data and private communication so essential? The German physicist Norbert Schwarzer warns about the incremental process of giving away our privacy and individuality in the…

Shows 22. February 2022 · Medicine & Health, Politics

Georg Mehringer | COMMENTARY #40

Is it really about caring for the elderly? Georg Mehringer, General Practitioner and Doctor for Psychotherapy, shares one of his experiences and questions if what is happening really has the…

Shows 15. February 2022 · Politics

Dr. Josef Hingerl | COMMENTARY #39

Game-changer! Why does a decision of the German Federal Constitutional Court bear such great hope? German lawyer Dr. Josef Hingerl explains a decision by the German Federal Constitutional Court from…

Shows 20. January 2022 · Medicine & Health, Politics

Paul Schreyer | COMMENTARY #36

Why is Germany so strict in handling Corona? Paul Schreyer, German author of CHRONICLE OF A CRISIS FORETOLD, asks why Germany rules so rigorously during the so-called Corona crisis, and…

Shows 19. January 2022 · Medicine & Health, Politics

Prof. Ulrike Kämmerer | COMMENTARY #35

So what happens on day 8 of COVID? In this part 2, German applied professor and biologist Ulrike Kämmerer explains the biological processes that have long been published in the…

Shows 4. January 2022 · Politics

Paul Schreyer | COMMENTARY #33

Disarmament? No, thanks Paul Schreyer, German author of "Chronicle of a crisis foretold", investigates how the end of the Cold War threatened the flow of security money and follows the…

Shows 21. December 2021 · Ecology & Nature, Politics

Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #31

Schools as dangerous hotspots, really? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, explains how schools indeed might be the safest places.

Shows 14. December 2021 · Medicine & Health, Politics

Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #29

Teachers without accountability? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, discusses the responsibility of school heads and teachers with regard to the mass testing…

Shows 10. December 2021 · Ecology & Nature, Medicine & Health

Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #28

Just a harmless test swab? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, presents laboratory results from examining test swabs and discusses the finding of…

Shows 30. November 2021 · Politics, Society

Boris Reitschuster | COMMENTARY #26

Do you recognise the censorship? Boris Reitschuster, German journalist and former head of the Moscow office of the news magazine FOCUS, about the misconception of the Network Enforcement Act, also…

Shows 9. November 2021 · Economy, Politics

Paul Schreyer | COMMENTARY #23

State of emergency forever? Paul Schreyer, German author of "Chronicle of a Crisis Foretold", talks about the planned exercises prior to the onset of the Corona crisis begging the question…