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Commentary
Covid-19 and the Global Financial Safety Net
June 25, 2020 | Stephanie Segal The CSIS Economics Program estimates that major international financial institutions have approved $117 billion in response to Covid-19 as of June 19.

Blog Post
Lord Cuomo, We Will Not Be Your Lab Rats: Anti-Vaxxer Appropriation of #BlackLivesMatter and #Reopen Protests
June 25, 2020
From Strategic Technologies Blog

The anti-vaccine movement is exploiting the momentum of the #Reopen and #BlackLivesMatter protests to amplify their message online.

Blog Post
Covid-19, Cybercrime, and Capitol Hill
June 25, 2020
From Strategic Technologies Blog
Recent hearings in the House and the Senate direct congressional attention toward the cybercriminals taking advantage of the pandemic, the billions of dollars that may be stolen from stimulus programs, and what to do about it.

Critical Questions
Angolan Government Relying on Partner Assistance to Fight Covid-19
June 24, 2020 | Emilia Columbo Angola is relying on partner support in responding to Covid-19. CSIS’s Emilia Columbo discusses ongoing challenges, including Angola’s state of emergency decrees, and identifies new opportunities for social welfare, health, and scientific research partnerships.

Blog Post
The Latest on Covid-19 in Southeast Asia: June 18, 2020
June 18, 2020
From The Latest on Southeast Asia
Covid-19 is causing considerable economic pain worldwide, and Southeast Asia is no exception. The pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities in ASEAN economies, including an overreliance on remittances, tourism, and supply chains running through China, all of which have been hit...

Commentary
The Covid-19 Pandemic Threatens Mexico’s Economy
June 17, 2020 Covid-19 has pushed Mexico faster and further off the economic cliff by impacting its main economic pillars: trade, tourism, and oil. And it is predicted to hit remittances as unemployment continues to rise in the United States.

Critical Questions
Kenya’s Case of Covid-19
June 16, 2020 | William Mark Bellamy How is the Covid-19 pandemic playing out in Kenya? Former U.S. Ambassador to Kenya Mark Bellamy discusses its effects on the economy, police brutality, and opposition suppression and outlines opportunities for the U.S. government to support its East African partner.

Blog Post
Fighting Europe's Covid-19 Infodemic: The Role of Social Media Platforms
June 15, 2020 | Eugenia Lostri
From Strategic Technologies Blog

Social media platforms are expected to play “an intensified role” in combating the Covid-19 infodemic, according to the latest Joint Communication by the European Commission. What are the risks and concerns that stem from this approach.

Commentary
A Seat at the Table: African Leadership in a Post-Covid-19 World
June 12, 2020 African governments are reexamining their international partnerships and demanding a bigger say on global issues in a post-Covid-19 world. Judd Devermont explores shifts between African governments and foreign partners and outlines steps to strengthen U.S.-Africa ties.

Critical Questions
Ethiopia Battles the Pandemic and Its Economic Consequences
June 10, 2020 | Mimi Alemayehou Ethiopia has moved swiftly to curb its Covid-19 caseload, but is struggling to manage a dire economic situation. CSIS Africa Program senior associate Mimi Alemayehou discusses key economic challenges and recommends next steps for Ethiopia and its foreign partners.

Blog Post
Covid-19: A New U.S.-India Higher Education Infrastructure
June 10, 2020
From New Perspectives on Asia
By Yatin Jain 

The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered global lockdowns, including school and university closures.  Indian students, a group that marks the 

Report
The U.S. Government and Antimicrobial Resistance
June 9, 2020 | Nellie Bristol Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a slow-moving epidemic that kills hundreds of thousands annually. The COVID-19 pandemic will worsen the problem. The U.S. government should take immediate action to mitigate the threat posed by AMR domestically and globally.

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