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View all search resultsCOVID-19-vaccines
World 4 years ago
PREMIUM
Indonesia calls for unity, inclusiveness at G20 meeting
Indonesia's top diplomat reiterated the importance of setting aside differences among the world's major economies in providing early and equitable global access to COVID-19 tests, treatments and vaccines as a means to overcome the pandemic.
World 4 years ago
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Discourse: Indonesia, Germany support one another against the odds
German Ambassador to Indonesia Peter Schoof is ending his tenure in Jakarta this month. The Jakarta Post’s Dian Septiari sat down with him on Monday to discuss the bilateral relationship, COVID-19 cooperation and the sticky issue of palm oil.
National 4 years ago
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To vaccinate children or not? Doubts linger amid COVID-19 surge ahead of school reopening
Whether to vaccinate their children against COVID-19 is the top-of-mind question among many parents as the country records a surge in daily cases amid the countdown to the planned school reopening on July 13.
World 4 years ago
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EU policy chief defends bloc's stance in IP waiver debate over COVID-19 vaccines
As many countries in the world see a COVID-19 "resurgence" and many developing countries continue to struggle in the early stages of their vaccination drives, the EU foreign policy chief said that the hotly debated vaccine patent waiver wasn't necessarily the solution while offering little in the way of an alternative.
Editorial 4 years ago
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Slow progress, questionable research in Indonesian vaccine development efforts
Indonesia's bid to develop its own coronavirus vaccines either is marred with questionable trials backed by politicians or government plans to dissolve the research ministry that has helmed the country's vaccine consortium.
