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Hard Numbers: Austria takes a gamble, Corona drives divorces, Rwanda's grim find
25: A divorce lawyer in Shanghai told Bloomberg News that his business has surged 25% since the city began easing its lockdown in mid-March, as being cooped up on lockdown evidently exposed irreconcilable differences in people's marriages. 70: As...
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Being cooped up on lockdown evidently exposes irreconcilable differences in some marriages. A divorce lawyer in Shanghai told Bloomberg that business has surged 25% since the city began easing lockdown in mid-March. #HardNumbers
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Coronavirus Politics Daily: Informal workers in danger, Wisconsin’s omen, Brazil-China spats
Read our roundup of COVID-19 themes and stories from around the globe.The danger to informal workers grows: Coronavirus lockdowns have created a world of uncertainty for businesses and workers around the world. But one group of people that could be...
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As goes Wisconsin, so goes the nation? Wisconsin's presidential primaries today may foreshadow the US November election - but not in the way you may think. #CoronavirusPoliticsDaily
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David Choe Tells His Story | The Dave Chang Show (Ep. 18) — The Dave Chang Show
Chef and Momofuku founder Dave Chang is joined by artist David Choe along with HBO and The Ringer’s Bill Simmons to explore Choe’s extraordinary life.
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It’s @davidchang and me in an actual knife fight. Who loses a finger? You’ll have to tune in.
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Coronavirus live updates: New York death toll has largest single-day jump, Cuomo says
New York state's total number of coronavirus fatalities has reached 5,489.
Why has this country reported no virus cases?
While many countries have imposed major restrictions, life continues as normal in Turkmenistan.
A coronavirus catastrophe for the developing world
As Europe inches past the peak of COVID-19 deaths and the US slowly approaches it, many poorer countries are now staring into an abyss. As bad as the coronavirus crisis is likely to be in the world's wealthiest nations, the public health and...
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As Europe inches past the peak of #COVID19 deaths and the US slowly approaches it, many poorer countries are staring into an abyss. The public health and economic blow to less affluent countries could be drastically worse. Here's why
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U.S. reports 1,200 coronavirus deaths in one day as China lifts lockdown
Nation's top infectious diseases expert said he is "cautiously optimistic" that worst projections may be avoided "if we keep our foot on the accelerator."
People in Texas are stockpiling actual live chickens now because they can't buy eggs
Supermarkets selling out of eggs? Stockpiling chickens is the simple solution according to the people of San Antonio, Texas. Christie Quintanilla, who raises chicks at Cluckingham Palace in Bexar
UK mobile carriers politely ask people to stop burning 5G towers
Multiple 5G towers in the UK have been targeted in apparent arson attacks
Trump Just Missed a Perfect Opportunity to Reassert American Leadership
The G-20 helped beat Ebola. Why can’t it do the same for the coronavirus?
Documents: Navarro memos warning mass death circulated West Wing in January
President Trump was far slower to publicly acknowledge the sort of scenarios Navarro had put in writing.
Wisconsin primary: state supreme court orders voting to move ahead
Decision comes hours after governor delayed in-person voting until 9 June over coronavirus concerns
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Quarantine cravings: Uber Eats reveals most popular takeout orders in America
French fries and miso soup just might be the new bread and butter.
Coronavirus Politics Daily: Japan's emergency, domestic violence, LatAm seeks IMF help
Read our roundup of COVID-19 themes and stories from around the globe.Japan mulls state of emergency: Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe is poised to declare a "state of emergency" because of the coronavirus pandemic, giving local governments the...
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With billions on lockdown, domestic violence has risen, as seen in reports from France, Australia, Turkey, Malaysia - and in South Africa, where the first week of lockdown alone brought 90,000 reports of violence against women. #CoronavirusPoliticsDaily
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#Coronavirus cases have soared in Latin America, with the highest tallies reported in Brazil, Chile, and Ecuador. Even beyond the public health toll, the economic impact could be catastrophic. #CoronavirusPoliticsDaily
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Mandetta avisa equipe de possível demissão e assessores já limpam gavetas | Radar
Ministério da Saúde recebe romaria de deputados e clima é de mudança
Coronavirus: Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy 'essential workers', says New Zealand PM
The Kiwi leader warned youngsters the Easter Bunny may not be able to make it to all households this year.
World in a Week: 6 April 2020
From Singapore's shutdown to an OPEC+ meeting, here are the top stories Eurasia Group's analysts are following this week.