100 Days to Tokyo Olympics: COVID-19 Concerns Persist
With 100 days until the Tokyo Olympics, COVID-19 concerns persist as Tokyo residents and experts debate the safety of holding the Games amid the ongoing pandemic.
News & Insights Across Asia
With 100 days until the Tokyo Olympics, COVID-19 concerns persist as Tokyo residents and experts debate the safety of holding the Games amid the ongoing pandemic.
A group of Lucha Libre wrestlers in Mexico City are helping elderly residents register and receive their COVID-19 vaccinations, showcasing community spirit beyond the wrestling ring.
With classrooms reopening across Asia, the focus turns to when children will receive COVID-19 vaccines. While adults are being immunized, trials for children are underway, marking a crucial step toward controlling the pandemic.
Argentina imposes a three-week curfew starting Friday amid a record surge in COVID-19 cases, with neighboring Uruguay and Chile also experiencing unprecedented infection rates.
Mexican tailor Erendira Guerrero crafts teddy bears from clothes of COVID-19 victims to comfort grieving families, turning garments into cherished memories.
Healthcare workers in Rome surprise COVID-19 patients with Easter chocolates, bringing joy and hope to those in isolation during the holiday.
Paris enforces a third national lockdown with thousands of police officers deployed as COVID-19 cases spike, aiming to contain the virus amid rising hospitalizations.
Despite France’s third COVID-19 lockdown, chocolate shops are staying open as essential businesses during the crucial Easter season, offering a sweet respite amidst stringent restrictions.
Healthcare workers worldwide remain at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19 as the pandemic surpasses 130 million cases, with varying vaccine rollouts and ongoing challenges in containment.
The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped education across Asia. As schools prepare to reopen, students and educators face challenges transitioning back to classrooms. Here’s how to support them.
Miami Beach authorities close nightlife in response to unruly spring break crowds, fearing a surge in COVID-19 infections. Officials emphasize the need for public safety during the pandemic.
São Paulo’s Education Secretary hires 5,000 mothers to enforce COVID-19 safety in schools, also mitigating unemployment. Could this innovative approach inspire similar initiatives in Asia?
Health experts in the U.S. warn of a potential fourth wave of COVID-19 infections as new cases rise amid easing restrictions and spring gatherings, even as vaccination efforts accelerate nationwide.
Chinese shop owners in Brazil are striving to keep their businesses open amid the country’s escalating COVID-19 crisis, relying on strong community support and resilience to weather the economic storm.
EU proposes the Digital Green Certificate to facilitate safe travel within its member states during the COVID-19 pandemic, aiming to boost the summer tourist season with proof of vaccination or negative tests.
A Spanish engineer’s dream to cycle from Barcelona to Singapore halted by COVID-19, leading to a 25,700 km journey across 43 European countries.
The pandemic has led to significant lifestyle changes, with businesses and universities embracing digital tools for education.
As Florida continues its vaccination efforts, churches are playing a vital role in helping minority communities access COVID-19 vaccines, addressing ongoing disparities and fostering community trust.
Countries worldwide adopt varied COVID-19 strategies: Italy enters lockdown, Canada continues AstraZeneca vaccine use, and Mississippi opens vaccinations to all adults.
The U.S. administers over 100 million COVID-19 vaccines, achieving a new daily record and marking significant progress in global pandemic efforts.