Experts Warn of Surge in COVID-19 Cases Due to UK Variant
Health experts warn that the UK COVID-19 variant may fuel a surge in cases within weeks, urging the public to adhere to safety guidelines to mitigate the impact.
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How Lamb and Potatoes Lifted Dongxiang County Out of Poverty
Discover how Dongxiang County in China’s Gansu Province transformed through agriculture, lifting itself out of poverty by focusing on lamb and potatoes.
South African Female Taxi Driver Perseveres Amid COVID-19 Challenges
Facing business downturns and health risks due to COVID-19, taxi driver Sabina Mahlase showcases resilience as she keeps South Africa moving amid the pandemic.
Surviving the Texas Winter Storm: How One Resident Braved the Cold
A historic cold snap hit Texas, leading to widespread power outages. Austin resident Rachel Tilghman built a “blanket tent” to survive without heat, showcasing resilience during extreme weather.
Winter Storm Disrupts U.S. Vaccinations; G7 Pledges to Share Vaccine Surplus
A winter storm has disrupted vaccination efforts across the U.S., delaying 6 million doses. Amidst these challenges, G7 nations pledge to share surplus vaccines, a move that could significantly impact Asia’s fight against COVID-19.
COVID-19 Pandemic Spurs Rise in Anti-Asian Discrimination in the U.S.
Lawmakers including Judy Chu and Nancy Pelosi condemn the rise in anti-Asian discrimination amid the COVID-19 pandemic, calling for unity and action against racism affecting Asian American communities.
Texans Face Historic Winter Storm as Communities Unite Amid Crisis
Texas endures a historic winter storm causing icy roads and power outages. Communities, including the Asian diaspora, unite to face unprecedented challenges amid the cold snap.
Miami’s Minority Community Unites to Combat Food Insecurity Amid Pandemic
A minority community in Miami unites to combat food insecurity through the Village (Free)dge initiative, reflecting a global trend of grassroots efforts to support those in need during the pandemic.
Brazilian City to Vaccinate Entire Population with China’s CoronaVac Vaccine
A Brazilian city in São Paulo embarks on a groundbreaking study to vaccinate its entire adult population with China’s CoronaVac vaccine to reduce COVID-19 spread.
Colombia Begins COVID-19 Vaccinations with Pfizer’s First Batch
Colombia started COVID-19 vaccinations on Wednesday after receiving 50,000 Pfizer doses, beginning the program in two remote cities.
Fort Detrick’s 2019 Shutdown Sparks Calls for Transparency
The 2019 shutdown of Fort Detrick’s labs has sparked renewed calls for transparency amid global biosecurity concerns.
Unexplained Respiratory Illness Near Fort Detrick Sparks Calls for Transparency
In July 2019, a mysterious respiratory illness sickened dozens in Virginia. Shortly after, nearby Fort Detrick lab was shut down. The proximity of these events has sparked calls for transparency.
UK to Launch World’s First COVID-19 Human Challenge Study Next Month
The UK is set to begin the world’s first COVID-19 human challenge study next month, exposing up to 90 healthy young volunteers to the virus to enhance understanding of how it affects people.
South Africa Begins COVID-19 Vaccinations with Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
South Africa starts COVID-19 vaccinations with Johnson & Johnson after pausing AstraZeneca due to variant efficacy concerns.
Strong Earthquake in Fukushima Revives Memories of 2011 Disaster
A magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck Fukushima Prefecture in northeastern Japan, injuring over 150 people. The quake rekindled memories of the 2011 disaster but caused no deaths or tsunami warnings.
British Vlogger Captures the Real Beauty of Xingyi City in Guizhou Province
British vlogger Jason explores Xingyi City in Guizhou Province, revealing its authentic beauty and cultural richness to the world.
New York Reopens Indoor Dining at 25% Capacity as COVID-19 Cases Decline
New York City has resumed indoor dining at 25% capacity as COVID-19 cases decline, offering a lifeline to the struggling restaurant industry. But is it enough to ensure their survival?
Venezuelan Schools Set to Reopen After Year of Homeschooling
After nearly a year of homeschooling, Venezuela plans to reopen schools next month, but parents and teachers express concerns over readiness.
Colombian Scientists Pioneer Efficient COVID-19 Testing for Remote Regions
Colombian scientists have made significant advances in making COVID-19 testing more efficient, offering hope for remote regions worldwide battling the pandemic.
Brazil’s Poverty Rises Amid COVID-19 as Federal Aid Ends
With federal emergency aid ending, poverty levels in Brazil are on the rise as citizens struggle amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its economic repercussions.