Centre for Governance Studies, Dhaka

Topic: COVID-19

Analysis

Covid-19’s True Toll on India

SHASHI THAROOR Published 19 May 2022

India is no stranger to political controversies. At least half a dozen rage in its fractious public life at any time. But perhaps the most unseemly…

Analysis

What is China’s Covid-19 Endgame?

Nancy Qian Published 17 April 2022

The government’s political stake in the strategy’s early success has become a barrier to recovery. For most of the past two years, China’s “zero-COVID” strategy was…

Analysis

Think Omicron’s Just A Mild Cold? Think Again

Brendan Foster Published 24 March 2022

COVID-19 arrived at our house recently and what a guest it was. It’s been around two weeks since my oldest daughter tested positive. She is still…

Analysis

Another COVID Wave Is Looming

Rachel Gutman Published 20 March 2022

About three weeks ago, COVID case rates in the United Kingdom made an abrupt about-face, spurred on by a more transmissible Omicron subvariant called BA.2. (So…

Analysis

The Education Pandemic

Yamini Aiyar Published 6 March 2022

My children last entered their school gates on March 10, 2020, weeks before India’s national lockdown was announced. Two years on, schools in much of the…

Analysis

An ‘Endemic’ COVID Doesn’t Mean We Stop Fighting

James Alwine and Felicia Goodrum Sterling Published 14 February 2022

Governors of several states are proposing that we treat COVID-19 as an endemic disease, meaning it will always be with us and we must “learn to…

Analysis

Lessons From COVID-19 in Combating Chronic Illness

Ahmed Al-Jedai Published 1 February 2022

Saudi Arabia has achieved significant success in combating COVID-19, having one of the most effective national responses to the virus and avoiding potentially vast loss of…