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Africa faces numerous challenges in prevention and control of coronavirus. As a continent, Africa also has a significant population of vulnerable people, including millions of refugees and internally displaced.

COVID-19 is exposing our collective vulnerability, the powerlessness felt by many, the cracks in our feeling of safety, the doubts about the future.

Since the founding of the circuit breaker system in 1988, circuit breakers have been triggered five times in the U.S. stock market, with four halts occurring consecutively this March.

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus began, political figures have used this opportunity to attach an ethnicity to COVID-19 for political benefit. Is it time to join hands and eliminate the impact of the coronavirus worldwide?

In this article, Xu Haoran, an associate professor in Scientific Socialism, shares his understanding of the "Decision" adopted at the fourth plenary session of the 19th CPC Central Committee.

Different countries have adopted their own tactics to control the COVID-19 epidemic with varying levels of success. One approach attracting both interest and controversy is "herd immunity."