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Min Aung Hlaing: the heir to Myanmar s military junta

Min Aung Hlaing: the heir to Myanmar’s military junta 583 shares 01/02/2021 - 21:59 Myanmar s General Min Aung Hlaing at the Martyrs Mausoleum in Yangon on July 19, 2016. © Soe Zeya Tun, REUTERS 47 min Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar’s armed forces commander-in-chief, has emerged as the country s new strongman following Monday’s coup. He has promised to hold elections after a one-year state of emergency but many remain wary since the country’s military chief has proven reluctant to call it quits. Advertising Read more Myanmar’s military chief, General Min Aung Hlaing, should have been quietly preparing to retire in July when he turns 65, the official retirement age for the commander-in-chief of the country’s armed forces.

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India Gives Coronavirus Vaccines to Neighbors as it Pushes Vaccine Diplomacy

In an unusual diplomatic initiative, India has donated millions of doses of the British-developed AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine being produced in the country to neighboring South Asian nations. The “vaccine diplomacy” aims to raise New Delhi’s global profile and push back against China, which has been expanding its influence in South Asia, analysts say. “It’s about image and soft power.

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With a reputation as the pharmacy of the world, India is geared to mass-produce COVID-19 vaccines - 19-Dec-2020

With a reputation as the pharmacy of the world, India is geared to mass-produce COVID-19 vaccines - 19-Dec-2020
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With a reputation as the pharmacy of the world, India is geared to mass-produce COVID-19 vaccines

With a reputation as the pharmacy of the world, India is geared to mass-produce COVID-19 vaccines By South Asia correspondent James Oaten and Som Patidar in Delhi Posted FriFriday 18 DecDecember 2020 at 6:56pm The Serum Institute of India overhauled its assembly line to produce coronavirus vaccines when the pandemic began. ( Print text only Cancel While the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United Kingdom and the United States has been widely heralded as the beginning of the end of the pandemic, much of the developing world has its hopes set elsewhere. India has become a global powerhouse for generic pharmaceutical drugs and accounts for about 60 per cent of the world s vaccine supplies, earning a reputation as the pharmacy of the world .

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