COVID-19 vaccine

Over one year after it was announced, the Quad Vaccine Partnership has underperformed expectations.

As in many other parts of the world, Pakistan’s anti-vaxxers are turning to fake vaccine certificates to dodge government restrictions on unvaccinated individuals.

After living mostly COVID-free throughout the pandemic, New Zealand has hit its worst point since April 2020. 

The U.S. plans to distribute 80 million doses around the world this month – with India and South Korea tapped as early recipients.

Curfew lifted in Phnom Penh but case numbers remain high.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's government has drawn fire for the country's slow vaccine roll-out.

In an integrated world there can be no national solutions to a global pandemic.

Japan has been pushing for Quad efforts to match its own vaccine diplomacy: more inclusive, less strategic.

The tragedy underway in India proves that the United States must leverage its full industrial and scientific capacity until the entire world is vaccinated.

Few Pakistanis bothered to follow the government’s public health guidelines. Now, many are refusing to get vaccinated.

Beijing's comments on “vaccine nationalism” hints at its desire to position itself as the vaccine supplier of first resort to the developing world.

The order is an admission that the government's vaccine procurement efforts have fallen far short of the mark.

With public trust in tatters, vaccine hesitancy has become a serious hurdle for the government’s pandemic strategy.

In just over two weeks, Bhutan has vaccinated more of its population than any country in the world but the Seychelles.

Skies cleared in time for the country’s first delivery of COVID-19 vaccine, but the lasting devastation may complicate distribution.

The country, which has been a model in combating the COVID-19 pandemic, has turned its focus to getting its population vaccinated.

Ideally, the pandemic should prompt a long-term mindset shift toward anticipating – and growing from – future crises.

Millions of Filipinos will spend their second straight Easter Sunday under lockdown in an effort to stop a record surge of COVID-19 infections.

More than 6 million Australians are currently eligible to receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. A mere fraction have received it.

Vaccine rollout in the Pacific has been anything but uniform.

Amid concerns over blood clots, some suspend their vaccine campaigns while others continue ahead.

In many places, migrants have been disproportionately affected by the spread of COVID-19.

New research from the Philippines suggests that with hard work, it is possible to overcome ingrained mistrust.

The Gotong Royong plan for corporate employees will likely give rise to vivid perceptions among the public that the rich enjoy preferential access to coveted vaccines.