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Karen Walker

If presidents and prime ministers cannot conduct their business via Zoom, they should lift the travel rules they impose on their citizens but cannot comply with themselves.
 
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Airlines need to be able to prevent the spread of COVID-19 to restart mass foreign travel. Some organisations are considering using vaccine passports.
 
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