Peter-Vincent Schuld You don’t have to be cold to see penguins in real life. The enormous diversity of African nature offers you a perfect solution. I am in Cape Town and let myself be transported along a coastal road that appeals to the idyllic imagination to the surroundings of the picturesque village of Simons Town, […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld The circular economy in medicine? If it is up to the Dutch social-liberal party D66, the state threatens to take away the right of self-determination over one’s own body after your death. It doesn’t get any crazier than that. It’s not that we don’t want someone who needs a donor organ to do […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld Wat valt er nog te schrijven over prinses Beatrix. Ik maak geen deel uit van de roddelpers, ik wil er geen deel van uitmaken en de dingen die mij ten gehore zijn gekomen over het privé-leven van onze voormalige koningin, doe ik af als geruchten en geen feiten, of de informatie behoort tot […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld What’s it going to be? Bummed out as a plug or driving with a plug? I think it’s better that we pull the plug (at least for now) on the current electric drive. Electric cars, we once knew them from the disabled and the street sweepers and if it were up to me, […]
Koos van Houdt They play it cautiously, the group chairmen in the European Parliament. Relations with Member State Poland are difficult enough as it is. But a statement by one Polish MEP Ryszard Czarnecki about his colleague Roza Thun seems to get him into political trouble. Czarnecki called Thun a ‘szmalcownik’. That is an unusual […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld If there is one leader we should consider dangerous, it is Turkish President Rayip Erdogan. It is in the interest of Turkey and the level of civilization in the country that there is a separation between Turkish society as a body and its head, read Erdogan and his AKP, through a political guillotine. […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld The Netherlands seems to have become a postmodernist reserve for mental lepers, with the rise of Zwarte Piet demolition artist Sylvana Simons, alias Zwarte Griet, as the low point. Black Brill doesn’t come in through your chimney, so you don’t have to brick up your vertical house exhaust pipe, madam comes in through […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld Your reporter was in Cambodia and Laos for very different purposes when the opportunity arose in both countries to navigate and cross the famous Mekong River, and if only briefly, unforgettable impressions were the result. The Mekong; A special river that is no less than 4909 kilometers long that flows through China, Myanmar, […]
Peter-Vincent Schuld New York Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced that he wants to sue major oil companies such as ConocoPhillips, Shell, BP (Amoco), Chevron and ExxonMobil for allegedly knowing that their activities contributed to climate change and “keeping it under wraps”. De Blasio is thus opting for a “collision course” instead of sitting down […]
Bernd Carpenter It’s only been a year and no one is really used to the 45th president of the United States of America. Still, since last Sunday, after the Golden Globes, many Americans have seen new hope appear. A black woman who floats to the White House. It is a symbol for the modern feminist […]
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