Moscow acted effectively on Covid-19 long before it was classed as ‘pandemic’ – Russian WHO bureau chief to RT

Russia’s approach to the spread of Covid-19 has been quite effective, partially because it began taking preventive measures long before the World Health Organization labeled it a pandemic, the WHO’s chief in Moscow has told RT. … Read More >Moscow acted effectively on Covid-19 long before it was classed as ‘pandemic’ – Russian WHO bureau chief to RT

Moscow metro ‘will operate in ANY scenario, it cannot stop’, mayor says amid coronavirus speculation

Despite the Covid-19 outbreak, Moscow authorities will not shut the city’s most used public transit system, the metro. That’s according to the mayor who dismissed rumors to the contrary as “nonsense and stupidity.” … Read More >Moscow metro ‘will operate in ANY scenario, it cannot stop’, mayor says amid coronavirus speculation

An Analysis of the Covid-19 Response: Weighing up the Threat From the Virus, and the Threat From the Reaction

Would you consider the shutting down of an entire national economy for a disease such as the Black Death, which between 1347-1351 killed an estimated 60 percent of the population in the areas where it spread, to be a proportionate response? What about for a virus which carries — at the very most (see below) — a mortality rate of 1.4 percent for those who contract it? … Read More >An Analysis of the Covid-19 Response: Weighing up the Threat From the Virus, and the Threat From the Reaction

US debt crisis wasn’t supposed to happen until at least 2035. Covid-19 is rapidly pushing it closer

The overall price tag of the fiscal stimulus package in the US could be around one trillion dollars. With record budget deficits and its national debt at $23 trillion, is the US hastening toward a fiscal reckoning? … Read More >US debt crisis wasn’t supposed to happen until at least 2035. Covid-19 is rapidly pushing it closer