Analysis: Politics, not necessarily science, seen as key driver of Russian vaccine claim

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Analysis: Politics, not necessarily science, seen as key driver of Russian vaccine claim

Posted by The Analyst | August 11, 2020 | Foreign Affairs

The name might just say it all. In a global first, Russia announced Tuesday that it had developed a ready-for-use coronavirus vaccine. And, in a not-at-all-subtle nod to a decades-old … Click to Continue »

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