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COVID-19: The Fight Is Far From Over in Cox’s Bazar

COVID-19: The Fight Is Far From Over in Cox’s Bazar

By Poonam Khetrapal Singh
Bangladesh has so far successfully limited the health impact of COVID-19 in Cox’s Bazar, where upwards of 850,000 Rohingyas reside. But the international community must continue to step up and support the response.  
The Trouble With Indonesia’s Dual‑Track Vaccination Scheme

The Trouble With Indonesia’s Dual‑Track Vaccination Scheme

By Kevin O'Rourke
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.

New Tokyo Olympic President Tries to Assure Japan on Safety, Even as PM Extends State of Emergency

New Tokyo Olympic President Tries to Assure Japan on Safety, Even as PM Extends State of Emergency

By Associated Press
With polling showing strong opposition to holding the Games this summer and COVID-19 cases holding strong, Hashimoto Seiko has an uphill battle to win public support.

Vaccine Diplomacy in Central Asia: Russia vs. China?

Vaccine Diplomacy in Central Asia: Russia vs. China?

By Catherine Putz
Can “vaccine diplomacy” change any minds in Central Asia when it comes to the Russia vs. China equation?

COVID-19 Threatens to Waste India’s Demographic Dividend

COVID-19 Threatens to Waste India’s Demographic Dividend

By Mohamed Zeeshan
The impacts of the pandemic on India’s youth threaten to last for years to come, undoing decades of progress on multiple fronts.
The Politics Behind China’s COVID-19 Vaccine Choices

The Politics Behind China’s COVID-19 Vaccine Choices

By Bonnie Girard
China is keeping its vaccination campaign homegrown -- despite some reservations from the public.

Mongolia Starts Its COVID-19 Vaccinations

Mongolia Starts Its COVID-19 Vaccinations

By Uranbileg Tumurkhuyag
New Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene became the first to get his shot, kicking off Mongolia's vaccine campaign.
Japan’s Struggle for a Home-Grown COVID-19 Vaccine

Japan’s Struggle for a Home-Grown COVID-19 Vaccine

By Thisanka Siripala
Japan's lagging vaccine roll-out draws attention to the barriers in commercializing domestic vaccine production.

India Sees New Lockdowns as Coronavirus Cases Rise Again

India Sees New Lockdowns as Coronavirus Cases Rise Again

By Associated Press
The spike has been most pronounced in the western state of Maharashtra.

A Trust Deficit Is Hindering Hong Kong’s COVID-19 Response

A Trust Deficit Is Hindering Hong Kong’s COVID-19 Response

By Jessie Lau
In the wake of the national security law, public trust in the government has reached new lows. That is inevitably impacting Hong Kong's pandemic response.

WHO Team Wraps up COVID-19 Origins Probe in Wuhan

WHO Team Wraps up COVID-19 Origins Probe in Wuhan

By Associated Press
As expected, the team made few definitive pronouncements – other than ruling out the theory that the virus originally leaked from a lab in Wuhan.
Lack of Transparency Complicates Japan’s Handling of COVID-19

Lack of Transparency Complicates Japan’s Handling of COVID-19

By Xiaochen Su
Best practices for containing COVID-19 include widespread testing, aggressive contact tracing, and open public communication. The Japanese government does none of these.

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