China Knocks on Doors to Speed Up Covid-19 Vaccinations
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Infections are low and people aren’t in a hurry to get the shot, but officials are pushing for 40% of China’s population to be vaccinated by summer.
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Infections are low and people aren’t in a hurry to get the shot, but officials are pushing for 40% of China’s population to be vaccinated by summer.
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The death of Prince Philip signifies the changing of the guard within the U.K. from the generation that lived through the war and whose life arc encompassed the U.K.’s imperial zenith as well as its loss of empire and a shrinking global role.
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More than two months since the military seized power in a coup and unleashed a deadly campaign to suppress protests, Myanmar’s economy is collapsing.
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Europe’s health agency said there have been four reported cases of serious blood clots, including vaccine recipients in the U.S.
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The deployment of Russian troops to the border and rhetoric from Moscow are dimming hopes for a peaceful resolution of the protracted conflict.
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The European Union’s economy and vaccination effort have been mired for months, but its fortunes could change by midyear—provided that mishaps stop hampering its vaccine supply.