tanseawayWorld Economy To end COVID-19 we need vaccine justice for developing countries not outdated charity – viewpoint The Conversation UK - Sophie Harman and Eugene Richardson and Parsa Erfani We will never end the death and destruction of COVID-19 until we get real about vaccine equity. In a month of high-level meetings from the G7 to the …
tanseawayMiddle East Saudi seeks religious reset as clerical power wanes thejakartapost.com - Anuj Chopra (AFP) Muezzins issuing high-decibel calls to prayer have long been part of Saudi identity, but a crackdown on mosque loudspeakers is among contentious …
tanseawayAustralasia Australia is so isolated even citizens can’t easily enter. For the next year, it’s happy to stay that wayverified_publisher Fortune - Grady McGregor Our mission to make business better is fueled by readers like you. To enjoy unlimited access to our journalism, subscribe today. Australia pursued …
tanseawayNorth Korea North Korea: Why doesn't it have enough food this year? bbc.co.uk - By Reality Check and BBC MonitoringNorth Korea has suffered deadly famines in the past and now its leader, Kim Jong-un, has warned of severe food shortages ahead. It's very difficult to get reliable information out of the highly secretive...
tanseawayIran Millennials Are Shunning Iran's Elections – And the Regime is Terrifiedverified_publisher VICE - Mohammed RasoolYoung voters in Iran say they aren’t willing to go along with the democratic charade this time. “The candidates are racing to see who would kiss the Ayatollah’s ass better,” one non-voter told VICE World...
tanseawayAustralasia Are Asia's Covid 'winners' entering shaky new territory?verified_publisher BBC News - By Frances Mao and Andreas IllmerAustralia. New Zealand. Singapore. Vietnam. Japan. Hong Kong. South Korea. Taiwan. These places in the Asia Pacific region have all been praised for their pandemic response; with several ranked among best...
tanseawayEurope AstraZeneca’s Thai deal brings renewed controversy Financial Times - The editorial boardAstraZeneca’s foray into vaccines is becoming a cautionary tale for companies that proclaim the intention to do the right thing. It agreed with developers at Oxford university to manufacture and distribute...
tanseawayAfrica Ten Million Reasons covid-arg.com - Louis Rossouw In a recent series of articles The Economist highlights the need for vaccinations around the world by estimating that there have been around ten …
tanseawayNatural Disasters Indians have been left scarred by the Covid tsunami Financial Times - Amy KazminA friend stricken with Covid-19 at the peak of India’s ferocious second wave — as I was — called to catch up. Though she’d had breathing difficulties while ill, she’s fine physically now. But, she said,...
tanseawayUK Politics Johnson extends England's pandemic restrictions amid variant concernsverified_publisher CNNLondon (CNN) — England's plan to lift all Covid-19 restrictions on June 21 has been scuppered by the Delta variant of the virus, Boris Johnson said Monday. Despite the UK's successful vaccine rollout,...
tanseawayWorld News The Wreckage Donald Trump Left Behind - The Atlanticverified_publisher The Atlantic - Tom McTague The G7 summit was stuck in time, between the era of Trump and the future.
