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Germany’s health minister has said demand for Covid-19 vaccines will continue to outstrip supply for several more weeks as the country closes in on giving half the population their first shot. Singapore has found seven new infections in the local community, two of which were untraceable.

New York to Ease School Rules; N.J. Ends Emergency: Virus Update Bloomberg 42 mins ago (Bloomberg) -- New York state plans to let school districts waive the mask mandate for students’ outdoor activities next week. More than 70% of adults in California have gotten at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine ahead of full reopening on June 15. New Jersey ended its 15-month public health emergency in what Governor Phil Murphy called a “decisive step on the path toward normalcy.” Mexico City w...

A shipment of donated U.S. vaccine is headed to South Korea, the first of 25 million stockpiled doses that President Joe Biden’s administration pledged to distribute worldwide. Russia is seeking to supply 800 million people abroad with Sputnik V.

Covid-19 infections are rising across much of the U.K., piling pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he weighs whether to delay plans to unlock the economy later this month. Russia said it aims to to supply 800 million people outside the country with its Sputnik V vaccine this year.

A shipment of donated U.S. vaccine is headed to South Korea, the first of 25 million stockpiled doses that President Joe Biden’s administration pledged to distribute worldwide. Russia is seeking to supply 800 million people abroad with Sputnik V.

The U.S. is poised to announce which countries will receive the first shipments of coronavirus vaccines donated from its stockpile. President Joe Biden announced a plan to work with churches, colleges, businesses and celebrities to boost inoculations.

New infections in India held near the lowest level since early April as the country ordered 300 million vaccine doses from local manufacturer Biological-E. Japan led contributions totaling $2.4 billion aimed at closing a funding gap that has hampered the distribution of doses to poorer nations.

The U.S. is poised to announce which countries will receive the first donations of coronavirus vaccines from its stockpile. Japan led contributions totaling $2.4 billion aimed at closing a funding gap that has hampered the distribution of doses to poorer nations.

New infections in India held near the lowest level since early April as the country ordered 300 million vaccine doses from local manufacturer Biological-E. Japan led contributions totaling $2.4 billion aimed at closing a funding gap that has hampered the distribution of doses to poorer nations.

New infections in India held near the lowest level since early April, as the country ordered 300 million vaccine doses from local manufacturer Biological-E. Japan led contributions totaling $2.4 billion aimed at closing a funding gap that has hampered the distribution of doses to poorer nations.