Why Russia Is Exporting So Much Vaccine

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Les vaccins contre le Covid-19 sont au centre de toutes les attentions. Ils sont l'espoir auquel se raccrochent les gouvernements du monde entier pour sortir de la crise sanitaire qui nous touche depuis un an. Si leur mise au point s'est faite en un temps record, en matière de ...

Zack, Jenn, and Alex discuss the raft of problems stymying Europe’s vaccine rollout, which has been slower and messier than expected, given some of the earlier successes the continent had controlling infection rates. They talk about why some countries decided to pause administeri ...  Show more

Russian President Vladimir Putin just ordered Russian troops into two separatist pro-Moscow regions in eastern Ukraine. This afternoon Putin signed documents officially recognizing two parts of Ukraine as independent territories. Then, health officials are discussing the timing ...  Show more

A small pro-Russian political party is leading anti-government protests in the former Soviet state amid warnings from Ukraine and Moldovan security services that Russia is plotting to overthrow the country’s pro-EU government. Could this be part of Vladimir Putin’s grand plan? ...