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Mongolia
Cycling, Once Unpopular, Finally Goes Mainstream

Lack of infrastructure has long kept would-be cyclists off the streets. But the pandemic is leading Mongolians to reconsider the benefits of biking.

By Khorloo Khukhnokhoi

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Zimbabwe
Pandemic Robs Refugees of Work

COVID-19 has swept away economic opportunities in Zimbabwe’s only refugee camp, whose residents hail from all over sub-Saharan Africa.

By Linda Mujuru

and Evidence Chenjerai
Uganda
Coronavirus Curfew Squeezes Motorcycle Taxis

By Apophia Agiresaasi
Democratic Republic of Congo
As Aid Vanishes, Refugees Make Do With Less

International help has withered during the pandemic and Burundian refugees in DRC – like their counterparts around the world – struggle to survive.

By Noella Nyirabihogo

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Africa

Articles from DRC, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe

Pandemic Robs Refugees of Work

By Linda Mujuru

and Evidence Chenjerai

Coronavirus Curfew Squeezes Motorcycle Taxis

By Apophia Agiresaasi

As Aid Vanishes, Refugees Make Do With Less

By Noella Nyirabihogo

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Americas

Articles from Haiti, Mexico and Puerto Rico

As Virus Captures Attention, Tuberculosis Care Stalls

By Marissa Revilla

Mistrust Fuels Rejection of Coronavirus Vaccine

By Adriana Alcázar González

and Mar García

and Marissa Revilla

Tourism Revival Fuels Blend of Hope and Fear

By Coraly Cruz Mejías

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Asia

Articles from Indian-administered Kashmir, Mongolia and Nepal

Cycling, Once Unpopular, Finally Goes Mainstream

By Khorloo Khukhnokhoi

A Stitch in Time: Virus Helps Rescue Dying Art

By Uranchimeg Tsoghuu

Under Tightened Lockdown, Mongolians Push Back

By Nansalmaa Oyunchimeg

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