Virus Cases Hit Seven Million as Latin America Crisis Deepens
The number of coronavirus infections globally topped seven million on Monday as deaths mounted in Latin America, but New Zealand's ...
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Rohingya Refugees Running Scared From Coronvirus Tests
Rohingya refugees infected with coronavirus are fleeing quarantine in their Bangladesh camps because they fear being transferred to an isolated ...
What’s Happening With Contact Tracing?
Masks, temperature checks, and government-endorsed contact-tracing apps are foundational to a risk-free reopening of economies.
First Rohingya Refugee Dies From Coronavirus in Bangladesh
A 71-year-old man has become the first Rohingya living in vast refugee camps in Bangladesh to die from the coronavirus, ...
Latin America’s Slums Facing Losing Battle Against Virus Spread
As the coronavirus pandemic swept across the globe, Latin America's slum dwellers waited defenseless in its path.
EU Proposes Huge Aid Plan as Virus Hammers Latin America
The EU unveiled a proposed 750-billion-euro recovery plan Wednesday to get the continent back on its feet after the devastation ...
COVID-19’s Climate Gains: What Will Be Left If Economies Open Again?
Through economic shutdowns, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to dramatic drops in air pollution and steep declines in carbon emissions. ...
China Rebuts Trump Accusation of Coronavirus ‘Mass Killing’
China offered a low-key rebuttal to Trump's accusation of mass killing, with a foreign ministry official insisting the country did ...
Will Coronavirus Help Push Environmental Efforts or Set Them Back?
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on both the global economy and the climate should not be in competition but ...
We Are in Crisis. It Is Time to Let Go of ‘Non-Essential’ Executives
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, the authority of top management and CEOs seems to be finally starting to ...
‘Express Burials’ Hide True COVID-19 Picture in Nicaragua
Doctors are warning of looming COVID-19 chaos in Nicaragua, where victims' families and the opposition accuse President Daniel Ortega's government ...
Hospital Industry Faces Reckoning: Where Do We Go From Here?
Health care leaders must make a choice: they can either see the pandemic as a problem they must solve, or ...
Race to Prevent Coronavirus ‘Nightmare’ in Rohingya Camps
Emergency teams raced Friday to prevent a coronavirus "nightmare" in the world's largest refugee settlement after the first confirmed cases ...
WHO Warns Virus May Be Here to Stay as Toll Nears 300,000
The coronavirus may never go away and populations will have to learn to live with it just as they have ...
Stocks Diverge as Easing Lockdowns Offset Fear of New Virus Wave
Fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections weighed on Asian equities and the dollar Tuesday, but easing lockdowns and ...
Europe Emerges From Confinement, but Asia Infections Spike
Swathes of Europe began the long process of reopening from coronavirus lockdowns on Monday, but a resurgence of infections in ...
Brave New World: Could Pandemic Lead to Positive Change?
As emergency measures are eased and the world tries to get back a semblance of normality, there is debate about ...
Is COVID-19 Too Complex or Are Scientists Not Writing for the Public?
The scientific community must improve communicating its findings on COVID-19 to the general public to ensure that, even if we ...
Trump Backtracks on Scrapping of White House Coronavirus Task Force
President Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to backtrack on plans announced the previous day to shut down the task force ...
Why Economists Who Have No Problem With Price Gouging Are Wrong
Even though price gouging amid a natural disaster and certainly during a pandemic would appear to be wrong on many ...
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