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Britain resists calls for intellectual property rights on Covid-19 vaccines to be waived

Emmanuel Macron accused Anglo-Saxons of blocking vaccine exports today and hinted he could back plans to strip manufacturers of their patents to speed up delivery. The French president, who has previously supported efforts by the EU to block exports to third-party nations, lashed out at the United States and the United Kingdom as he arrive at a summit in Portugal. Britain is among a host of countries resisting calls led by US President Joe Biden and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for intellectual property rights on Covid-19 vaccines to be waived to boost jab rates in poorer countries.  Those backing the waiver including Harry and Meghan say it would allow poorer countries to produce the jabs for themselves - but many countries are resisting it amid concerns it would hit competition and the overall fight against the pandemic.

Coronavirus digest: Russia approves one-dose Sputnik V jab | News | DW

COVID: Israelis enjoy their newfound freedom Oceania A Fijian hospital has gone under lockdown by the military and police after a patient died of COVID. The patient was just the third to die from the illness in the country. Health authorities said that they were quarantining 400 patients, doctors, nurses and staff within the building until they can determine who was in close contact with the deceased patient. The nation s leaders are concerned that the latest outbreak is spreading across the country, with 28 ongoing cases of community transmission. Africa Kenya, a few days after it was detected in neighboring Uganda. This variant has been picked (up) in Kenya and because of global connectivity, it is just a question of time. You cannot be able to put barriers…to prevent a virus from accessing your territory, said the ministry s director general, Dr. Patrick Amoth. Kenya and Uganda have both suspended all flights to India.

Coronavirus digest: Russia approves one-dose Sputnik V jab

news Coronavirus digest: Russia approves one-dose Sputnik V jab dw.com 2 days ago dw.com The single-dose jab is less effective than its two part counterpart, but is still in line with the WHO s standards, Russian officials said. The EU is set to welcome Israeli tourists this summer. DW has the latest. © Donat Sorokin/TASS/imago images The single-dose vaccine could make the Sputnik V easier to implement Russian health officials approved a single-dose version of the Sputnik V vaccine on Thursday, calling it Sputnik Light. The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), which helped finance the vaccine, said the single-dose version demonstrated 79.4% efficacy compared to 91.6 % for the two-dose version.

Brazil: Covid-19 caused one in three deaths in the country so far this year

Brazil: Covid-19 caused one in three deaths in the country so far this year CNN 3 hrs ago By Rodrigo Pedroso and Caitlin Hu, CNN © Michael Dantas/AFP/Getty Images TOPSHOT - Aerial view of graves of COVID-19 victims at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaus, Amazon state, Brazil, on April 15, 2021. - Covid-19 has claimed more than 3,000 lives per day on average in Brazil over the past week, the most by far worldwide. The country of 212 million people has a total death toll of more than 360,000, second only to the United States. (Photo by Michael DANTAS / AFP) (Photo by MICHAEL DANTAS/AFP via Getty Images)

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