WHO backs independent probe into COVID-19 response
The World Health Organization agreed to an independent evaluation of its handling of the global COVID-19 response, amid U S and China tensions and calls from member states. The review will assess lessons learned and may exclude origins, with leaders stressing evidence based, science driven analysis.
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Europe Reopens Widely Amid Pandemic and Aid Pledge
Europe loosens lockdowns with entries to Athens Acropolis and Italian shops as Belgium Ireland and France ease rules while China pledges 2 billion dollars over two years for COVID-19 fight. Xi Xi Jinping addresses WHO amid U S tensions. global cases near 5 million with 315000 deaths.
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