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Un comité de l'OMS se rendra a Wuhan en janvier

Day off denied: how Covid confined Hong Kong's domestic 'helpers'

Many migrant women have been cooped up in employers’ homes for months, unable to take time off or travel to families

How the US can help WHO change for the greater good

The coronavirus pandemic has shown what public health experts have known for a while: The World Health Organization (WHO), the public health offshoot of the United Nations, needs to function better in order to keep the world healthy.

Airlines push for testing before takeoff to rekindle confidence in travel

Airline officials have pegged the industry's recovery to the discovery of a coronavirus vaccine, but it could be mid-2021 before one is widely available.

Behind the Curve: Ski, Party, Seed a Pandemic: The travel rules that let COVID-19 take flight

Nine months into an outbreak that has killed a million people worldwide, Ischgl is where the era of global tourism, made possible by cheap airfares and open borders, collided with a pandemic. For decades, as trade and travel drew the world closer, public health policy, enshrined by treaty, encouraged global mass tourism by calling for open borders, even during outbreaks.

Can Canada’s border be reopened safely in a COVID-19 world? Here are some of the options experts are looking at