
Without Carnival, Rio Businesses Struggle Amid COVID-19
A year without Carnival leaves Rio de Janeiro’s businesses struggling as COVID-19 impacts the city’s economy.
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A year without Carnival leaves Rio de Janeiro’s businesses struggling as COVID-19 impacts the city’s economy.
Health workers in Brazil have started COVID-19 vaccinations along the Amazon River to contain the virus in remote communities, as the country faces a surge in cases and races to distribute vaccines.
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga extends the COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo and other regions until March 7, as residents adapt to restrictions and share their views on government measures and vaccines.
A German brewery launches ‘vaccine beer’ to bring happiness during the pandemic, as the beer industry faces challenges due to COVID-19.
Myanmar residents share their experiences living under military rule following the February coup, expressing fears, challenges, and cautious optimism about the future amid ongoing uncertainty.
Japanese director Ryo Takeuchi, based in Nanjing, denies allegations of receiving Chinese government funding for his pandemic documentary that gained popularity in both Japan and China.
The US reports a decline in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations amid ongoing vaccine distribution, with most states showing improvement.
Protesters in Lebanon set fire to a government building amid strict COVID-19 lockdown measures and a worsening economic crisis, escalating tensions in the country.
The Great Stone Industrial Park in Belarus showcased its dramatic transformation at a recent open house event, highlighting five years of development led by Sinomach and CMG.
Manaus, Brazil, has begun its COVID-19 vaccination drive as the city struggles with a surge in cases. Will this effort alleviate the strain on local hospitals?
U.S. health departments are under mounting pressure as they face community resistance, political obstacles, and personal threats amid the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to resignations and concerns for future crises.
Despite the economic strain of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mexico saw a surprising surge in remittances, as migrants increased financial support to their families back home.
Experience Wuhan’s beauty through photographer Wang Kunzhe’s lens, showcasing the city’s 3,500 years of history from dawn to dusk.
Global COVID-19 cases have surpassed 100 million with over 2 million deaths, highlighting the ongoing challenges countries face more than a year into the pandemic.
Mexico’s restaurant industry faces a severe crisis due to COVID-19, with massive layoffs and jobs at risk. Government plans aim to help save businesses and protect livelihoods.
Peru faces a rising second wave of COVID-19 with over one million cases and vaccine hesitancy hampering efforts to control the pandemic.
The United States surpasses 1 million COVID-19 deaths as ongoing challenges and new variants pose threats despite vaccination efforts.
Shijiazhuang volunteer Zhang embraces life’s simple joys while distributing medicine during a COVID-19 outbreak, finding strength in community and ordinary moments.
The University of Chicago community held a candlelight vigil for student Fan Yiran, tragically killed in a recent shooting. Professors and peers remembered him as an exceptional scholar and friend.
Days after the tragic death of University of Chicago student Fan Yiran in an apparent random shooting, professors who mentored him share heartfelt memories, mourning the loss of a promising young life.