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Sudden questions: What is K-shaped recovery?

Economists are used to drawing a single letter from the alphabet to define the various ways out of the profound crisis that we are...
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When Even Words Matter: Covid-19.

The spread of a new disease is often associated with discrimination against people from (or appearing to come from) the countries where the first...
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Being 20 during Covid-19

"It's hard to be twenty in 2020". These words pronounced by Emmanuel Macron on October 14th express a form of compassion towards young people....
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Love in today’s times

Love has always been the centre of everything, at least, on that which concerns life. It is the engine that makes the world move...
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Coronavirus: Women and societies that have chosen to be led by a woman, who have made a difference

Have women handled the pandemic better than their male counterparts? It seems so. The first to n ote that countries led by a woman fared...
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