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Cuba prepares to vaccinate its children, entire population

Havana (Reuters) – Cuba will begin vaccinating adolescents against COVID-19 this week and younger children from mid-September as part of

Brussels (Reuters) – The European Union will need to engage with the Taliban but it will not rush into formally

Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israel said on Wednesday that a U.S. plan to reopen its consulate in Jerusalem that has traditionally

Amman (Reuters) – Syrian elite forces aided by pro-Iranian militias stepped up an offensive on Tuesday against a rebel enclave

Seoul (Reuters) – South Korean lawmakers voted on Tuesday to require hospitals to place surveillance cameras in operating rooms after

Kabul (Reuters) – Taliban supporters paraded coffins draped with American and NATO flags in the eastern city of Khost on

Doha (Reuters) – Qatar’s foreign minister on Tuesday warned that isolating the Taliban could lead to further instability and urged

Tokyo (Reuters) – Japan reported a fresh contamination case involving Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine, the fourth such incident in less than

New Delhi (Reuters) – India’s ambassador to Qatar held talks with a top Taliban leader on Tuesday, the Indian foreign

Johannesburg (Reuters) – South African scientists have detected a new coronavirus variant with multiple mutations but are yet to establish