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Museum attendance went down by roughly 78% in 2020 across the 20 most-attended museums in the world. Of all the museums, the Louvre was the most visited.
Top COVID-19 news stories: Global confirmed COVID-19 cases pass 250 million; Australia's NSW says unvaccinated 16 times more likely to die from COVID-19; Bulgaria reports record daily COV...
Defiant resignations over vaccine mandates have drawn serious media attention, but seem to have so far resulted in a less-than-serious loss of workers.
As babies develop, their immune systems also mature, so it's important for scientists to study the immune response to vaccines in different age groups.
Evidence suggests that medium-term growth prospects are dimming, as inflation helps reduce debt for developing economies only in certain circumstances.
Top COVID-19 stories: UK to roll out COVID-19 antiviral drug trial; US COVID-19 travel restrictions eased from today; New COVID-19 curbs in Greece.
The COVID-19 pandemic has severely affected the Mauritanian economy and reversed years of poverty reduction. Around 48,000 people were pushed into poverty.
COVID-19 lockdowns didn't just hit children's education, it impacted their relationships, friendships and more.
Since late 2020, the Delta variant overtook the original COVID-19 as the most widespread strain in the pandemic. This is how they differ.
Top stories: Britain gives world's first approval for anti-COVID-19 pill; WHO calls for limits on booster shots; President Biden to enforce US vaccine mandate from January 4.
COVID-19 has fallen to third place in a global ranking of the world’s top worries. Climate change doesn't seem to be worried about nearly as much either.
A labour economist argues that remote work will further transform economies and looks at what companies must do to accommodate more employees working from home.