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Moderna and Merck released more positive three-year data Monday on their experimental vaccine, given to patients with the most deadly form of skin cancer in combination with the therapy Keytruda.
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies asked state forces and combatants Thursday to respect its neutrality and work of delivering humanitarian help to the most destitute in war and other high-risk zones, saying 24 of its aid workers had been killed so far this year mostly in the Gaza Strip.
Japan, China and South Korea held their first leaders' summit in four and a half years in Seoul on May 27. The three countries issued a joint declaration that called for wide-ranging cooperation, including resuming negotiations on a free trade agreement. The meeting carries great significance, as efforts by these governments to kick-start dialogue are crucial to bringing stability to East Asia, where tensions are rising.
Tada, 55, was arrested by police on Thursday on suspicion of attempting to forcibly hug and kiss a woman flight attendant after yelling at other passengers and attempting to hit at least one other person, according to Japan’s Fuji News Network.
To understand why women are still fighting to catch up to men economically, author Josie Cox turns to the past. She doesn't have to look too far back.
