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‘Our Lives Don’t Matter.’ India’s Female Community Health Workers Say the Government Is Failing to Protect Them From COVID-19
Female community health workers are risking their lives at the frontlines of India's COVID-19 crisis
8 People Involved in Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay Infected With COVID-19
It's the latest sign of trouble for Japan as it both struggles with a spike in infections and prepares for the Olympics
Hong Kong Is Testing Out a Vaccine Passport for Bars. Will It Boost Lackluster Vaccination Rates?
Hong Kong’s vaccine passport experiment could offer clues for other countries considering expanding privileges for vaccinated people
It Isn’t Just Modi. India’s Compliant Media Must Also Take Responsibility for the COVID-19 Crisis
India's media is holding the government to account for the COVID-19 catastrophe, but far too late argues Debasish Roy Chowdhury
In His Speech to Congress, Joe Biden Sets Out a Vision for ‘Competition, Not Conflict’ With China
But the U.S. president also made it clear that he would "defend American interests across the board.”
Asia’s Economies Are Set to Rebound From COVID-19 Faster Than the U.S. or Europe—If They Can Step Up Vaccine Rollouts
But, economic success could be thwarted by the region's sluggish vaccine rollout and deadly new waves of COVID-19
Jeff Bezos Protests After NASA Gives $2.9 Billion Lunar Lander Contract to Elon Musk’s SpaceX
The protest opens a new front in a fight over government contracts as Blue Origin races to catch up to SpaceX
U.S. to Share 60 Million Doses of AstraZeneca Vaccines Amid Global COVID-19 Surge
The decision would make as many as 60 million vaccine doses available for export in coming months, if they clear a federal safety review
U.S. Sends Vaccine Supplies to Help India Fight Its Devastating COVID-19 Surge – but No Vaccines Yet
The U.S. will send India raw materials for vaccines and step up financing aid for COVID-19 shot production.
The People of Myanmar Have Rejected the Generals. ASEAN and the World Must Do so as Well
Myanmar's junta chief, Min Aung Hlaing, is due to attend an ASEAN summit on Apr. 24 but he must not be given recognition
The Quetta Bombing Shows That China’s Growing Global Presence Comes With Risk
A presumed attack on the Chinese ambassador to Pakistan highlights the animosity Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative is generating.
Will Japan’s Low Immunization Rate Pose a Problem for the Olympics?
With less than 100 days to go before the Tokyo Games, anxiety is mounting