The coming emerging-market crisis
In developing countries, a potentially massive debt crisis is brewing. This threatens also to expose fractures in the international order and the poor state of global collaboration.
Research Monitor Dec 15th
December 15th 2020 – Review of the latest research published on the health, economic, social, scientific, security and geopolitical aspects of the pandemic crisis and its broader dimensions.
The Pandemic – Week to Dec 15th
The United States gave the greenlight for the use of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Policy Monitor Dec 8th
December 8th 2020. Our review of the latest pandemic-related or -triggered policy initiatives by governments and other policy-making bodies.
Research Monitor – Dec 8th
December 8th 2020 – Review of the latest research published on the health, economic, social, scientific, security and geopolitical aspects of the pandemic crisis and its broader dimensions.
The Pandemic – Week to Dec 8th
Newly diagnosed cases of COVID-19 continue to rise globally. According to the World Health Organisation there were approximately 4 million new cases in the week to December 8th. Fortunately, after the steepest escalation in case rates through October and early-November since the pandemic began, daily case rates––though still marginally increasing––have stabilised in recent weeks.
The lessons from East Asia
There has never been a starker differential between Asian success and western failure than in the management of the health consequences of the pandemic. This has implications for how all countries should prepare for and prevent future crises.
