The Conversation CAPandemics The politics behind how governments control coronavirus data theconversation.com - Anton Oleinik COVID-19 has affected almost every country around the globe. The World Health Organization has confirmed cases in 216 countries and territories, a …
The Conversation CABiodiversity How a global ocean treaty could protect biodiversity in the high seas theconversation.com - Jennifer Silver and Leslie Acton and Lisa Campbell and Noella Gray Oceans cover 70 per cent of the Earth’s surface. But, because many of us spend most of our lives on land, the 362 million square kilometres of blue …
The Conversation CAPlaywrights It's easy to become an enemy of the people when speaking truth — in historic drama, and today theconversation.com - John Drew A doctor speaks about events they think will put public health at risk. Instead of responding with gratitude, political officials seek to silence and …
The Conversation CABritish Philosophy The day is dawning on a four-day work week theconversation.com - Karen Foster Like any crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity to rethink how we do things. As we near the 100-day mark since the pandemic was declared, one …
The Conversation CACanada How the COVID-19 crisis calls us towards reconciliation theconversation.com - Jeff Denis Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians have shown their support for front-line workers. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other political …
The Conversation CAChina How Chinese citizens view their government's coronavirus response theconversation.com - Cary Wu Outside China, opinions about China’s performance during the COVID-19 pandemic is divided between praise and blame. But little is known about how …
