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Pakistan, Afghanistan Torkham Border Resumes After Eight Days | DETAILS

The tension between the Pakistan and Afghanistan armies has eased, and vehicular and foot traffic has resumed at the border. Border officials have confirmed that vehicles are now allowed to cross between the two neighbouring countries after clearance. , World News, Times Now

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In Latin America, abortion access is expanding Why is the U S moving in the opposite direction?

In the United States, Roe v. Wade is on the brink of being overturned. But across Latin America, abortion access is expanding. Why is the United States going in the opposite direction from much of the world on abortion rights?

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In Latin America, abortion access is expanding Why is the U S moving in the opposite direction?

In Latin America, abortion access is expanding Why is the U S moving in the opposite direction?
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Over 40 Charities in Africa Slam Rich Nations for Blocking Access to COVID-19 Vaccines

Over 40 Charities in Africa Slam Rich Nations for Blocking Access to COVID-19 Vaccines Africa has received only 0.2% of 300 million coronavirus vaccine doses administered worldwide. By Nita Bhalla NAIROBI, March 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) Charities in Africa slammed rich nations on Thursday for blocking efforts to waive patents for COVID-19 vaccines, saying this would prolong the pandemic for years in poorer nations and push millions across the continent deeper into poverty. More than 40 charities, including Amnesty International and Christian Aid, said Wednesday s move by Western nations to prevent generic or other manufacturers making more vaccines in poorer nations was an affront on people s right to health care.

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