China in the Post-Pandemic World
How the Post-Pandemic world is expected to see China and its People? In May 2020, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appealed globally to end “the tsunami of hatred and xenophobia” that has been unleashed...
Category: COVID19
COVID-19 in Japan: How did Japan manage to maintain a lower fatality rate?
In February, the Diamond Princess Cruise ship became an international vessel that shipped the deadly virus into Japan. After sailing on the waters of Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Taiwan, the ship returned to Yokohama...
#GOLFGATE: Ireland boils over an Oireachtas Golf Society’s dinner Event amid Pandemic restrictions
The event that happened in County Galway, threw the Irish Government in a turmoil. Oireachtas [Irish parliament] Golf Society’s dinner, which took place on Wednesday at the Station House Hotel in Clifden, was schedule...
Global Pandemic Politics and India’s Diplomatic Efforts: An Assessment
Introduction The outbreak of novel coronavirus has brought to light the lack of preparedness by the Indian government to deal with the unforeseen health emergency. The health infrastructure wasn’t ready to tackle a highly...
Russia and the run-up to COVID- 19 vaccine: What role does India have in this?
The race for finding a COVID Vaccine has caught up many leading nations to put immense time, effort and monetary resources into research and experiments. The latest news came in from Russia on the...
COVID-19 and Policing Norms: How has the new normal changed the role of police
One of the issues that has been time and again highlighted in the past few months, especially after the menace of the Corona Virus Pandemic, is policing and the norms of policing. With a...
How did Cuba emerge as a medical superpower – Story of medical internationalism
Amid the destruction and trouble the pandemic is causing, super-power economies dying and medical infrastructure of countries collapsing, a small Caribbean country, Cuba emerged as a medical superpower for the whole world, and significantly...
COVID-19 Diplomacy: A comparative study on US-China relief work
Coronavirus Pandemic have been devastating, both, in terms of severity and strength. Till date (August 5 2020) nearly 18,142,718 people have been infected out of which around 6,70,000 have died and 57,90,000 are still...
Two Flaws in Western anti-COVID Strategies
As an observer from a developing country, and a former finance minister of Cambodia, I note with surprise two flaws in the strategies being planned or implemented by Western countries to counter the COVID-19...
Coronavirus Pandemic in South Korea: South Korea’s response to Covid-19
The year 2020 is facing one of the deadliest pandemics that has swept across the world rapidly. Especially, in the era of globalization, where people are connected through communication, transportation, trade, education, etc., this...
