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Cabinet changes, vaccination disputes, a president-security service rift and party implosion all relate to Russia
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The World Health Organization has approved a Chinese vaccine for the first time
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The United States said it will now back the initiative to waive IP rights on vaccine-manufacturing capability transfers
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The country is receiving overseas aid as it struggles to contain the second wave of its COVID-19 outbreak
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President Joe Biden yesterday set a target of having 70% of adults receive at least one vaccine dose before July 4
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Moves to ease patent restrictions and a threat of litigation yesterday will raise new vaccine questions
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The government is struggling with vaccine supplies after initial optimism over a quick roll-out and local production
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As its COVID-19 crisis deepens, the country is receiving key emergency supplies from abroad
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The government has announced the arrival of a shipment of Pfizer vaccines as a probe into its COVID handling is launched
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The government appears to be succeeding in establishing public confidence in its handling of the pandemic
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