COVID-19 in Central Asia: Responses and Resolutions
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COVID-19 International Developments: Daily Scan, April 11, 2020
Medical
Dispute among German Virologists on Heinsberg Study
On April 9, the virology professor, Hendrik Streeck, presented "interim results” on the "Covid-19 Case Cluster Study" to the press. Streeck and an interdisciplinar
COVID-19 International Developments: Daily Scan, April 10, 2020
Strategic
Despite COVID-19, U.S. Military Remains Ready to Fight
"To those who wish us harm, make no mistake: even with the challenges that this disease has brought to our shores, the Department of Defense stands ready to meet
COVID-19 International Developments: Daily Scan, April 9, 2020
Medical
Some doctors moving away from ventilators for virus patients
As health officials around the world push to get more ventilators to treat coronavirus patients, some doctors are moving away from using the breathing machine
COVID-19 ails the Beijing Model
The United Nations Security Council, the Premier forum to discuss threats to global peace and security, is yet to discuss COVID-19. An attempt to address the Virus was blocked by China last month while it served as the Chair of the Security Council.
April 08, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, China, WHO, COVID-19, Multilateralism
COVID-19 International Developments: Daily Scan, April 8, 2020
Economic
Land ports in China beef up drive against imported infections
Chinese land ports around the country are enhancing prevention and control measures on imported coronavirus cases amid a flood of land arrivals after most
COVID-19 International Developments: Daily Scan, April 7, 2020
Economic
“Sectors, People and Regions… and second lockdowns” Europe sets up taskforces to ease coronavirus lockdowns
France, Spain, Belgium and Finland are among many countries that have set up expert committees to exam
Coronavirus Pandemic and Countries in Internal Conflict WHO has to step in
While the world is grappling with the pandemic caused by novel Coronavirus or COVID-19, some countries like Myanmar, Syria and South Yemen seemed to have practically fallen off the map for nearly the past two months. The attention is relatively less
April 07, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, Myanmar, WHO, COVID-19, Minor countries, MENA, IDPs, Medecins Sans frontieres, UNGA
THE WUHAN VIRUS | A POEM
At Wuhan at the market wet
Where bats and pangolins are sold
The stage for the virus was set
To bring the world into its fold
In November came an alert
There was a new pneumonic strain
The researcher who saw it first
Rang bells but
COVID-19 International Developments: Daily Scan, April 6, 2020
Economic
Remittances flows around the world are set to shrink, damaging recipient economies
Analysts say a big shock lies ahead for economies that rely heavily on remittances, including India and the Philippines. It will hit oContact Us