The W.H.O. calls out unequal access to vaccines for Latin American and Caribbean countries.
Just one in 10 people in Latin America and the Caribbean have been fully vaccinated, a W.H.O. official said, calling it an “unacceptable situation.”
Genocide Designation for Myanmar Tests Biden’s Human Rights Policy
After the coup in Myanmar, President Biden is being pushed to do what the Trump administration would not: Declare atrocities against the Rohingya in 2017 as genocide.
C.D.C. Director Reaffirms the Vaccinated Don’t Need Masks Most of Time
The director, Dr. Rochelle P. Walensky, said there are instances where local authorities might impose more stringent measures to protect the unvaccinated.
Australian Officials Split Over AstraZeneca Vaccine Advice
With the Delta variant spreading, Prime Minister Scott Morrison is making the AstraZeneca vaccine available to younger people who want it. Some state officials say it’s the wrong call.
A Personal Story of Justice
The armed robber was slim and wearing a pullover hoodie. Yutico Briley was neither.
Capri and Procida: A Tale of Two Islands
As Italy reopens to tourists, glamorous Capri and its quieter, grittier sister, Procida, prepare — with joy and trepidation — for an influx of visitors.
Expected to Be Demure, Japan’s Girls Face Steep Hurdles to Athletic Dreams
The Tokyo Olympics offer a chance to crown a new set of heroes to inspire budding female athletes. But once the spotlight dims, Japan’s rigid gender norms will still limit opportunities.
Your Wednesday Briefing
Conflicting views about masks.
North Korea Reports a 'Great Crisis' in Covid Response
Kim Jong-un called a party meeting to criticize “ignorance” and reshuffle the leadership, but state media did not say if there had been an outbreak.