The scientific community remains cautiously optimistic about finding a COVID-19 vaccine that could end in a pandemic that has nearly 23 million people infected and nearly 800,000 killed. The rapid spread of the virus has created unusual demand for effective treatment, which can be met by all indications in record …
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LONDON – For all the challenges in controlling the spread of the coronavirus, Europe’s initial strategy was relatively simple: almost universal, strictly enforced lockdowns. It finally worked. And in the two months since most countries opened, improved tests and traces have largely kept new outbreaks in check. With basic rules …
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MOSCOW – Vladimir Putin has registered the world’s first state-approved vaccine against the coronavirus and expected likely congratulations – at least at home – for winning the worldwide race for a vaccine, but even Russians are not so sure this is a good thing idea is. Epidemiologists, pharmacologists and doctors …
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Jealousy over a deadly Islamic State (ISIS) bombing last year helped pave the way for a return to power for Sri Lanka’s influential Rajapaksa brothers, two men who have forged a close relationship with China despite attempts by the United States to include the People’s Republic in the region. For …
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