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...renewal of national sovereign powers breaks all of the monetary “laws of the neoliberal order” and with that defiance of globalization, a genuine positive potential for a paradigm shift is visible…

And the roughly 125 others showing symptoms aboard the point will likely meet the same fate.

It's not an accident that NYC is a 'hotspot'...

It could be a breakthrough...

CCP officials have already scrubbed the footage from Chinese social media...

You can't keep lending money if half of your reliable borrowers are saying they might have some trouble paying you back all of a sudden...

The French government is arguably helping Big Pharma profit from the Covid-19 pandemic...

"It’s not a holiday, it’s a lockdown, which means you don’t just come here and sunbathe...”

Faced with an existential threat, EU member states, far from joining together to confront the pandemic as a unified bloc, instinctively are returning to pursuing the national interest...

New York's coronavirus death toll rose to 519 on Friday, up from 385 the previous day...

The world’s reaction to COVID-19 is already providing very strong hints of what our dystopian future will probably look like...

Don’t tell the CIA, but the principal threats to our collective wellbeing are right here where we live...

“Corona is a black light and America is a cum-stained hotel room,”

The coronavirus story has generated a number of major subplots...

"The emergency tends to be expanded. Then the authorities become comfortable with some new power. They start to like it..."

“What we don't know is the degree to which they're being transparent and the degree to which they're following up on existing infections,”

Has the "national fiber" been "fundamentally destroyed"?  Has self-reliance been replaced by acceptance of dependence?

The UK's public finances were already set to weaken following the stimulus measures announced in the budget on 11 March, and they are now set to deteriorate more rapidly...

"...our fight against the virus is too urgent to allow the give-and-take of the contracting process to continue to run its normal course..."