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  14. @Mary Jenson In the 1980s, Taiwan was developing a nuclear bomb when the US told them to stop i.e. VP Geoge H Bush has a pro-China position. >Look at how we faced a world pandemic and who was the country sending millions upon millions of tax revenue (from the people) to "help" the world? Oxford-AstraZeneca company today reached a $750 million agreement with CEPI and Gavi to support the manufacturing, procurement and distribution of 300 million doses of the potential vaccine, with delivery starting by the end of the year. In addition, AstraZeneca reached a licensing agreement with SII to supply one billion doses for low-and-middle-income countries, with a commitment to provide 400 million before the end of 2020. Under the arrangement, the Serum Institute of India (SSI) will produce 1 billion doses under licence from AstraZeneca for India and low-income countries. The Oxford-AZ deal includes the potential for non-exclusive, royalty-free licences to be offered to manufacturers to support production that is free-of-charge, at-cost, or at cost with limited margin supply. A bilateral licensing deal is in effect between Oxford/AZ and the Serum Institute India (SII). Australia paid $2.2 billion USD for Novavax's 40 million vaccine doses, Pfizer/BioNTech 10 million vaccine doses with a total of 134 million doses from four COVID-19 vaccines. The cost difference between Australia and India shows a large-scale discount given by UK's Oxford university and AstraZeneca. Unlike AstraZeneca, Pfizer/BioNTech didn't provide the vaccines at-cost. Pfizer had shipped around 430 million Corminaty doses to 91 countries at May 2021. The supply deals have resulted in a massive financial haul: Pfizer reported $3.5 billion in global Corminaty sales for the first quarter 2021. Pfizer and BioNTech will provide an additional 500 million doses of their Covid-19 vaccine to the U.S. government to be donated to lower-income countries. Australia's total Pfizer doses are 125 million, and Australia has purchased more than 280 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines. Australia covers Oceania and parts of the South East Asia region. UK (for India, Africa), US (for South America, Africa), and Australia (for Oceania and parts of South East Asia) cover their respective interest area.
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