Tuesday 21 September: COVID-19 Policy Digest
Nepal
- Achievements of federal constitutions (The Kathmandu Post)
- The constitution has been vindicated (My Republica)
- Corruption as overlooked threat to national security (The Himalayan Times)
Economy
- The COVID silver linings playbook (Project Syndicate)
- Investor sentiment still low. But green shoots in bank loans, GST collections, power usage (The Print)
- Cambodia’s free trade agreement with China (Policy Forum)
- Economic diplomacy in the era of great powers (Chatham House)
Law
- America’s breaking point? (The Interpreter)
- Reinstating corruption (Verfassung Blogs)
- Global banks defy U.S. crackdowns by serving kleptocrats, undermining democracy (National Endowment for democracy)
Democracy
- PB Mehta writes: Betrayal of procedure in Parliament is not just about technicalities. Deference to process builds trust (The Indian Express)
Security
- The South China Sea map that wasn’t (The Interpreter)
- Reduce the threat of chemical weapons with new security standards (Stimson)
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