
China has signed up to a deal to ensure future Covid-19 vaccines are distributed to developing countries, the biggest economy yet to join the World Health Organization-led bid to control the pandemic. The deal gives China, the country where the virus first emerged, a prominent role in the global effort to share vaccines with less-developed countries.
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