As deaths rise, Russian doctors despair at low vaccine rate
The country has hovered near 1,000 reported deaths per day for weeks.
The country has hovered near 1,000 reported deaths per day for weeks.
New York Times: Russia's high death rate reflects risk of low vaccination numbers.
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A nation that remains vaccine-sceptic recorded its highest ever number of daily deaths.
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Investigators 'probing' circumstances surrounding the death of 37-year-old Yevgeny Kulesh.
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded today to journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov.
A gunman opened fire in a university in the Russian city of Perm today.
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The Parliament will be sitting when Putin's term ends in 2024 when he'll decide his fate.
Asked if Putin tested negative for the virus, a Kremlin spokesman said "of course, yes".
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Wild, unfounded accusations have been flying ever since the Games came to an end.
Wildfires "a first in recorded history" say NASA and Copernicus.
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A mysterious team is raking in Olympic medals. Meanwhile, Russia's MIA. Coincidence?
Two amphibious BE-200ES planes were sent to fight the blaze.
New warplane hidden under tarpaulin before show's opening on Tuesday.
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Plane goes missing with 28 people on board in Russia's Far East region.
A new Russian law orders French producers to label their champagne 'sparkling wine'.
Decision means Evgenii Liapin can work and remain with his wife in NZ.
Sensitive papers included plans for a possible UK military presence in Afghanistan.
West fears giant new nuclear submarine will be used in the Arctic and North Atlantic.
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