Virginia Pietromarchi

Al Jazeera speaks to Amnesty’s new secretary general about the state of human rights amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Amid growing calls for vaccine equity, WTO members debate how to boost global access to coronavirus shots.

Healthcare workers, gov’t officials first to receive vaccine as part of observational study to start inoculation drive.

A single-dose vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson could be easier to distribute, store and administer than other vaccines.

In a series of morning raids, the military arrests senior government members and declares a state of emergency.

Business owners are particularly concerned that relief funds will be held up while a new government is formed.

WHO chief Tedros urges rich countries fighting over supplies to consider the situation in poorer parts of the world.

The vote will unlikely sway Vice President Mike Pence who already said he does not support invoking the 25th Amendment.

Country reports more than 3,900 deaths amid escalating pandemic, as British variant found in California patient.

Fears grow as deaths in second wave surpass grim toll reached in first round of infections.