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Alexei Navalny moved to new prison – but Russian officials have not revealed where he has been sent

Mar 12, 2021

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Britons urged to leave Myanmar as UN expert warns of ‘crimes against humanity’

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AstraZeneca defends vaccine as Thailand joins countries to suspend jabs over blood clot fears

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China’s ‘vaccine favouritism’ risks damaging global fight against pandemic, says expert

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‘I need to be part of this fight’: Resistance to Myanmar coup grows as people return home

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Mar 12, 2021

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All American adults will be eligible for a vaccine by 1 May, Biden says

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Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot vaccine recommended by EU regulator

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France to ease coronavirus travel restrictions, boosting UK holidaymakers’ hopes

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Mar 11, 2021

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Brazil hits highest COVID daily death toll as infections soar and hospitals overwhelmed

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Blood clot reports in Europe prompt investigation into Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine

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China passes ‘patriotic’ plan to vet election candidates in Hong Kong

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Japan marks 10 years since quake and tsunami brought death and devastation

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Dozens dead after school bus plunges into ravine in Indonesia

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Speculation grows over ‘missing’ COVID-denying president of Tanzania

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Mar 10, 2021

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France faces challenge to persuade millions of COVID vaccine sceptics to take jab

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Mar 10, 2021

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Alexei Navalny moved to new prison – but Russian officials have not revealed where he has been sent

Britons urged to leave Myanmar as UN expert warns of ‘crimes against humanity’

AstraZeneca defends vaccine as Thailand joins countries to suspend jabs over blood clot fears

China’s ‘vaccine favouritism’ risks damaging global fight against pandemic, says expert

‘I need to be part of this fight’: Resistance to Myanmar coup grows as people return home

All American adults will be eligible for a vaccine by 1 May, Biden says

Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot vaccine recommended by EU regulator

France to ease coronavirus travel restrictions, boosting UK holidaymakers’ hopes

Brazil hits highest COVID daily death toll as infections soar and hospitals overwhelmed

Blood clot reports in Europe prompt investigation into Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine

China passes ‘patriotic’ plan to vet election candidates in Hong Kong

Japan marks 10 years since quake and tsunami brought death and devastation

Dozens dead after school bus plunges into ravine in Indonesia

Speculation grows over ‘missing’ COVID-denying president of Tanzania

France faces challenge to persuade millions of COVID vaccine sceptics to take jab

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