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AstraZeneca developed its vaccine in partnership with Oxford University (Image: GETTY) So far, some 135,000 individuals in Norway have received their first dose against the disease and some 35,000 have received their second shot, from vaccines made by Moderna and from a partnership between Pfizer and BioNTech, the agency said. The FHI said there had been few participants above the age of 65 in the trial conducted by AstraZeneca, meaning there was a lack of documentation as to the effect of the vaccine on older age groups. Clement Beaune, France’s Minister for European Affairs, yesterday sti...

Mr. Biegun, who also was deputy secretary of state for the past two years, left the State Department on Jan. 20. While it remains to be seen who will replace him, the Biden administration has quietly named a handful of key Asia policy officials in recent days. There was no formal announcement by the administration, but former CIA analyst Jung H. Pak tweeted this week that she has “joined [the State Department] as Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian Pacific Affairs.” Ms. Pak, most recently a senior fellow with the Brookings Institution’s Center for East Asia Policy Studies, has bee...

New US State Department pick spells doom for Moon’s North Korea policies Jung H. Pak supports using maximum pressure rather than showy summits in order to force Kim into giving up his nukes SHARE Image: Joint Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps - NKNEWS The Biden-Harris administration’s new Asia policy pick has advocated for using maximum pressure to bring about North Korean denuclearization – a bad sign for Seoul’s urgent push for inter-Korean reconciliation. Jung H. Pak, a well-known North Korea specialist and former Central Intelligence Agency official, announced her new role as the U....

Jung H. Pak, a well-known North Korea specialist and former Central Intelligence Agency official, has been tapped to work as a top foreign policy aide for President Joe Biden’s administration. On Wednesday, Pak announced her new role as the U.S. State Department’s deputy assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs. She tweeted that it’s […]

The Cybersecurity 202: Biden denounces Russian hackers in call with Putin Tonya Riley with Aaron Schaffer President Biden's has taken a strong stand against Russian hackers during his first days in office. Biden spoke on the phone with Russian leader Vladimir Putin yesterday afternoon in a call during which he raised concerns about ongoing aggressions, including a massive hacking campaign that breached at least eight federal agencies including the Defense, Commerce and State Departments. “His intention was also to make clear that the United States will act firmly in def...