Tuesday 21 July: COVID-19 Policy Digest
Nepal
- Is there a China connection? (The Kathmandu Post)
- Game of thrones (The Record)
- Return of the helicopter money (The Kathmandu Post)
- Key highlights of Monetary Policy FY 2020/21 (Nepal Economic Forum)
- Monetary Policy: Will the measures counter the shocks (The Kathmandu Post)
- Sub-regional economic cooperation between Nepal and Indian Northeast: Challenges and prospects (Observer Research Foundation)
Economy
- Dominant Currencies and the Limits of Exchange Rate Flexibility (International Monetary Fund Blog)
- China eyes African prospects to iron out trade tension with Australia (Lowy Institute)
- Amid the uncertainty, this year will see a sobering expansion in fiscal deficit (The Indian Express)
- Which country will triumph in the post-pandemic world? (The New York Times)
Society
- COVID-19 shrinks civic space (Nepali times)
- Rule of mob: On mob lynching in several States (The Hindu)
Federalism
- India and Australia’s federal systems have responded fairly well to COVID19. But the US system hasn’t (Observer Research Foundation)
Law
- Undercutting internet governance in Brazil (Verfassungs Blog)
- State intervention is needed to make farming economically and ecologically viable (The Indian Express)
- Bleeding green (Dawn)
Democracy
- Data privacy and democracy in a pandemic (Policy Forum)
Security
- Locking horns at the border (observer Research Foundation)
- Baloch Nationalism (Dawn)
Other
- South Asia’s floods don’t have borders – So why does flood governance? (Observer Research Foundation)
- Turning government failure into success: how Korea learned from MERS to succeed on COVID-19 (Dev Policy)
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