When the COVID-19 virus finally reached a critical mass in the US in early March it created many difficult choices for universities. However, UTSA already had contingency plans in place that permitted it to protect both its academic and administrative operations.
The G20 Summit provided the opportunity for an exchange between President Trump and President Xi
As the fight against the emergency of coronavirus draws to a close, China must carry on to fulfill other important tasks this year as planned.
Some believe this riotous market drop is long overdue as the share prices have been running at an abnormally high level for quite a period. In other words, it is safe to say the stock dive can be attributed to the eruption of various long-lasting problems.
Instead of waging the blame game, world leaders must set aside ideology and geopolitics, to jointly develop an effective vaccine and to strengthen the global public health system. In an interconnected world, no country is an island. Humankind shares a common destiny!
When the international community declares victory against the new coronavirus, it will certainly be a win of the nations that compose it, but also the triumph of multilateralism and of the spirit of transnational solidarity that it embodies.
Casting Chinese journalists out of US is just another kind of political harassment, while China open its door to the world, US should be doing the same.
FED rate cut shows little help to the fast spread of COVID-19 in US and even mislead the stock market. US President Trump’s effort may be a disaster to US future economy.
These new restrictions are no doubt aimed at the same time at controlling the narrative. Presently, anyone who wants to say a kind word about China is immediately suspect.
With this war against the Chinese media and, as a matter of fact, against 60 Chinese citizens, the US is on the path of a dangerous regression that needs to be condemned and stopped.
The COVID-19 epidemic is global crisis, one which requires solutions based on international cooperation on the multinational, national, and local level, based on the free flow of scientific information among these actors.
An action taken now will be much more economical for the international community than mobilizing resources after trying to wait out the crisis. A quick and generous multinational response is immediately needed as we still have a chance of defeating this scourge.
