Xi urges end to Cold War era as China pledges more vaccines
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a stop to Cold War mentality and announced plans to donate 1 billion more COVID-19 vaccine doses, including 600 million to Africa and 150 million to Southeast Asia, during a World Economic Forum virtual session in Geneva. The event highlighted vaccine sharing, climate action, and global cooperation amid US-China tensions.
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Oxfam calls 99 percent tax on billionaires for vaccines
Oxfam urged governments to levy a one-time 99 percent wealth tax on the world’s 10 richest men to fund expanded vaccine production for the poor. The group said pandemic wealth grew for the super-rich while 160 million more people fell into poverty and urged waiving vaccine IP rules to boost global supply.
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Erdogan visits Albania to strengthen ties and aid quake rebuild
Turkish President Erdogan and Albania's Prime Minister Rama pledged to deepen economic and cultural ties and signed seven agreements. Erdogan inaugurated a 522 apartment complex funded by Turkey for quake survivors and urged concrete steps against FETO. Turkey aims for a $1 billion annual trade, underscoring a strategic partnership with Albania.
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