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The UK approves the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. The World takes a comparative look at how other countries have handled economic stimulus during the pandemic. And, Argentina's Senate votes to legalize abortion.
Colombian President Iván Duque says his administration will not provide vaccines for undocumented immigrants in the country. It's estimated more than 1 million people from Venezuela are living in Colombia without authorization.
A coordinated effort to vaccinate the population of Europe against the coronavirus got underway on Sunday in what the EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described as a “moment of unity” for the continent.
Host Marco Werman hits pause on 2020 negativity and revisits some fun stories from a year we'd just as soon forget.
After five years of negotiation, consternation and debate, the EU and the UK have finally reached a Brexit trade deal.
With less than one month left in the White House, President Donald Trump has granted pardons to four Blackwater security guards responsible for the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007.
The discovery of new variants of the coronavirus in the UK and South Africa have prompted a wave of travel bans around the world. But it's an open question as to whether these measures are actually effective.
What will the next year bring in the coronavirus pandemic? As part of our regular series of conversations about COVID-19 and as a special here in The World's podcast feed, reporter Elana Gordon moderated a discussion with epidemiologist Michael Mina from Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Over 40 countries worldwide have now banned travelers from Britain over concerns about the spread of a new, more contagious variant of the coronavirus.
Preparing for the largest vaccination effort in history