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AuthorsJanuary 22, 2021Getting vaccines into the arms of the right people, those most at risk of dying from the disease, could radically reduce the death rate from COVID-19 within months. It would also normalise the situation in hospitals, trigger a swifter economic recovery than is widely anticipated, and dramatically reduce the need for borrowing by governments that future generations will have to repay. Vaccination has become even more urgent as new, more infectious strains of the virus have spread to ...
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December 29, 2020حديث الثلاثاء برنامج أسبوعي نستضيف من خلاله خبراء وباحثين لتحليل عدد من القضايا السوسيواقتصادية والسياسية سواء على المستوى المحلي أو الدولي ويبث مباشرة على شبكاتنا الاجتماعية ...
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AuthorsSous la direction deMuhammad BaAmanda BisongRafik Bouklia HassaneSalma DaoudiPierre JacquemotLeo KemboiJacob KotchoMouhamadou LySolomon MuqayiMeriem OudmaneMohamed Ould El AbedKwame OwinoAsmita ParshotamFatih PittetDecember 29, 2020Dès les premiers cas du Coronavirus relevés en Afrique, les prédictions les plus sombres ont été faites sur la catastrophe sanitaire à venir sur le continent, en raison d’un certain nombre de caractéristiques supposées favoriser la propagation de l’épidémie. Ces prévisions ont été démenties par la rapidité des ripostes des Etats et par divers autres facteurs. La progression de la Covid-19 en Afrique n’est pas le fait d’une dynamique unique mais plutôt de multiples profils de risques ...
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AuthorsDecember 23, 2020This article was originally published on Bruegel A recovery from the COVID-19 recession is underway though the suffering is far from over, especially for the most vulnerable. Inequality is both a consequence of the pandemic and a cause of its severity. Many countries need comprehensive policy change to address its worst effects. At the end of a tragic year marked by pandemic and increased poverty, the miraculously rapid arrival of vaccines stirs great hope. The COVID-19 recession ...
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December 22, 2020Besides its economic consequences, the fear from contamination, the psychological effects of lockdown and confinement have had and will continue to have significant impacts on the mental health of populations during this ongoing epidemic crisis of Covid-19. The spread of Covid-19 global...
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December 22, 2020لا يزال موضوع التلقيح ضد فيروس كورونا يستحوذ على حديث الساعة، خاصة حول طرق الاستفادة منه، إجباريته وحتى جنسيته. كما تستعد المملكة لإطلاق حملة تلقيح وطنية، وتدعو مواطنيها إلى الانخراط الواسع فيها، إلا أن هناك مجموعة من الرهانات التي يجب تجاوزها. فكيف ستتم عملية استيراد وتوزيع اللقاح؟ هل ...
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December 22, 2020Outre ses conséquences économiques, la peur de la contamination, les effets psychologiques du confinement et de l'enfermement ont eu et continueront d'avoir des répercussions importantes sur la santé mentale des populations pendant cette crise épidémique. La propagation du Covid-19 à l'...
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AuthorsDecember 17, 2020Brazil is one of the countries hardest hit by COVID-19. Apart from the dramatic health implications, COVID-19 will also scar the Brazilian economy, including through a jump in its already high public-sector debt-to-GDP ratio in 2020. Moving forward—or not—with structural reforms aimed at lifting private investment will define whether a sustainableor unsustainable—growth-cum-debt trajectory will prevail in the next decade. The extent to which Brazil regains its attractiveness for for ...
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AuthorsYahya Drissi-DaoudiDecember 16, 2020During the last few weeks, the United States has seen unfold one of its most contentious elections to date, which also registered a record turnout. While the results trickled in after November 3, each camp reassured its base regarding its confidence in a win, President Trump going as far as calling the election in his favor on Twitter. The following weekend, news outlets began calling the Presidency in favor of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, who served under President Obama ...
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AuthorsDecember 16, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the Moroccan economy hard, as elsewhere in the world. A collapse in external demand and a lockdown lasting more than three months have profoundly altered economic activity in Morocco, causing its first recession since 1995. The implementation of the confinement and social distancing measures was strict and came two weeks after the detection of the first cases of COVID-19 in Morocco on March 2, 2020. The lockdown was extended three times and lasted aroun ...