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The article reports on the threat posed by treatment-resistant fungal infections aside from coronavirus. Outbreaks at hospitals of such infections have been reported worldwide, with 90 percent caused by Candida auris. The first antifungal treatment was discovered in 1950 but its efficacy was hit and miss. In the late 1960s, azoles was introduced. Since 2009, cases of Candida auris infections have been reported in over 30 countries such as Spain and Great Britain.

The author reports on the career of Spanish soccer coach Pep Guardiola. He mentions Guardiola's career with the Barcelona Football Club in Spain and then Manchester City in England, his philosophy of how soccer should be played, and the attitude of soccer player Zlatan Ibrahimović on how Guardiola coaches.

The article looks at recent elections in several locations including Alberta, Great Britain, Spanish municipalities, and Poland, discussing the possible meaning of the election results in the context of the upcoming Canadian election. The author points to the success of anti-status quo candidates, whether from left-wing or right-wing parties. Topics include the win of incoming Alberta Premier Rachel Notley of the New Democratic Party.

The article discusses the chances of Scotland after voted to be the part of Great Britain, joining to E.U. (European Union) after Brexit Referendum. It states Scotland should vote for independence from Great Britain and can vote to join E.U. and E.U. can consider its acceptance. It notes Spain has objections on Scotland issue as it is concerned with Catalonian separatists and Scotland is concerned about fisheries policy in E.U. and its borders with Great Britain may affect its fisherman.