S. Korean COVID deaths rise, hope rests on high booster rate
South Korea is reporting its most COVID-19 deaths in a month as the U.S. advises Americans to avoid traveling to the country grappling with a omicron surge
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South Korea is reporting its most COVID-19 deaths in a month as the U.S. advises Americans to avoid traveling to the country grappling with a omicron surge
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced plans to keep COVID-19 restrictions for Tokyo and 12 other areas for three more weeks until early March
Officials in Madagascar say that heavy rains have flooded parts of the capital city, Antananarivo, killing 10 people and making more than 12,000 homeless
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0 to talk about going. we're continuing to provide for defense capacities to the ukrainians. we're talking about what's going on in both the baltic and the black sea, et cetera. there's a whole range of things that i'm sure he's trying to calculate how quickly he can do what he wants to do and what does he want to do. but i -- he's not -- he's an informed individual, and i'm sure -- not sure. i believe he's calculating what the immediate short-term and the near-term and the long-term consequences of russia will be. and i don't think he's made up his mind yet. >> i want to ask you about your do...