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Reporters Without Borders: Press freedoms under pressure in pandemic A new report says that while press freedom around the world has been restricted during the coronavirus pandemic, journalism continues to be a tool against misinformation. Many countries around the world have responded to the coronavirus pandemic by restricting reporting The global COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased repression and attacks on journalism worldwide, a report published on Tuesday by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) concluded. Reporting on coronavirus developments has been restricted in countries across the globe. Some countries have also seen governments use the crisis to tighten their grip on the media while others, including Germany, have seen an increase in attacks on journalists.

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Modi Under Fire for Rallies; New Zealand Case: Virus Update

Modi Under Fire for Rallies; New Zealand Case: Virus Update Bloomberg 11 mins ago India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces growing criticism for holding large election rallies as the country’s health system reels from a deadly wave of Covid-19 cases. A New Zealand border worker has tested positive. Indian drugmaker Cadila Healthcare Ltd. will potentially ramp up vaccine capacity to 240 million annual doses. The drugmaker expects regulatory approval for its shot by June. The Philippines has approved the emergency use of Johnson & Johnson’s single shot and India’s Bharat Biotech International Ltd.’s vaccine. Singapore is looking at adopting Covid-19 breathalysers.

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Brazil s indigenous tribes protest bill that would allow commercial mining on their land

Brazil s indigenous tribes protest bill that would allow commercial mining on their land CNN 2 hrs ago By Marcia Reverdosa © Evaristo Sa/AFP/Getty Images An indigenous woman takes part in a protest along with people from various ethnic groups in a protest against the proposal of the federal government to legalize mining in indigenous lands, in front of Planalto Palace in Brasilia on April 19, 2021. Indigenous groups gathered in Brazil s capital on Monday to demonstrate against a bill proposed by the federal government that would legalize mining on their lands. Carrying banners reading Invaders get out! Miners gets out, Agrobusiness get out! Bolsonaro get out! about 100 indigenous people from six states across Brazil protested the legislation, which has been backed by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and lobbyists for the mining sector.

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Joe Biden invites Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin to climate change summit

But specialists warn that Mr. Biden may be misreading the situation and could be putting the U.S. in a vulnerable position. In a rush to secure Democrats’ priorities on aspects of the Green New Deal and demonstrate international leadership on the environment, they say, the president could hand a major victory to China, which has been reluctant to make specific climate pledges as it prioritizes its need for strong economic growth. At the same time, Russia’s economic future hinges in part on melting Arctic ice opening up new maritime routes, meaning the Kremlin also has mixed priorities and may not be motivated to stand shoulder to shoulder with the U.S. as a moral leader on climate change. Throw in some tit-for-tat sanctions Washington and Moscow lobbed at each other last week, and Mr. Putin’s agenda may be even harder to predict.

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Brazil s economic crisis, prolonged by COVID-19, poses an enormous challenge to the Amazon

Brazil s economic crisis, prolonged by COVID-19, poses an enormous challenge to the Amazon
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