As of April 24, Egypt is reporting 3,659 coronavirus infections and 276 Covid-19 deaths. However, as this article shows, the government’s use of the crisis for its own political purposes casts doubt […]
Khaled Abdul Rahman: The political instrumentalization of the Covid-19 crisis in Egypt
Thanasis Antoniou: Greek government boasts hide reality
As of April, Greece had 2408 confirmed coronavirus cases and 121 Covid-19 deaths. Media coverage has tended to concentrate on how it has come out well from the crisis. Nevertheless it is […]
Vladimir Safatle: Get ready for war in Brazil
As of April 23, Brazil is reporting 46,182 confirmed coronavirus cases and 2,924 Covid-19 deaths. No believes the numbers because there is little testing and sources estimate the real toll is at least […]
Puerto Rican Educators, Activists, and Unions: stop pushing school vouchers during pandemic
The following press release was issued by the Puerto Rican Broad Front in Defense of Public Education (FADEP) and published by the Federation of Teachers of Puerto Rico (FMPR). It speaks to […]
Lisa Gilman: I learned the power of solidarity
What Bernie did. A short series. Bernie Sanders has suspended his campaign, but his political influence continues to reverberate. While he has endorsed Joe Biden, Sanders clearly aims to extract policy concessions based on […]
Hawo Mohamed: The beauty of socialism, working for all the people
What Bernie did. A short series. Bernie Sanders has suspended his campaign, but his political influence continues to reverberate. While he has endorsed Joe Biden, Sanders clearly aims to extract policy concessions based on […]
Jeremy Gong: After Bernie – Sad but fired up
What Bernie did. A short series. Bernie Sanders has suspended his campaign, but his political influence continues to reverberate. While he has endorsed Joe Biden, Sanders clearly aims to extract policy concessions […]
Jessy Ní Cheallaigh: Ireland flattens the curve, but socialist policies needed
The Republic of Ireland has succeeded in “flattening the curve” of the coronavirus’ spread in relative terms over the last six week. The death toll is roughly on par with Denmark, far […]
No Borders News: Multilingual picks of the week April 12-19, 2020
Each week No Borders News recommends a few articles in world languages we didn’t have time to translate but wish we had, as well as noting noteworthy pieces in English. For those […]
Woo Seoc-Gyun: How South Korea flattened the curve, and who pays the bill
As of April 19, South Korea is reporting 10,661 confirmed coronavirus cases and 234 Covid-19 deaths. The country has been widely praised for its relative success in flattening the infection curve and South […]
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