TopicCoronavirus pandemic

Topic: Coronavirus pandemic

Why coronavirus vaccine confronts humanity with the pandemic’s toughest moral test

John Authers - 5 August, 2020

The virus has divided humans in countless ways — if citizens opt to stay unvaccinated, the virus and messy ethics of compelling vaccination will create another permanent division.

Effective contact-tracing, testing must if schools are to be reopened, Lancet studies say

Mohana Basu - 4 August, 2020

From a protein that can contribute to severe forms of Covid-19 to antivirals killing SARS-CoV-2 in infected human cells, ThePrint brings you the latest on the novel coronavirus.

Increasing infections in Capitol Hill, Russia’s data recount and other global Covid news

Srijan Shukla - 4 August, 2020

As the Covid-19 pandemic shows no signs of letting up, ThePrint highlights the most important stories on the crisis from across the globe.

The pandemic workday is 48 minutes longer and has more meetings

Jeff Green - 4 August, 2020

In a few cities, such as LA and Chicago, the average workday length returned to its pre-pandemic levels. But longer days persisted in New York, San Jose & most of Europe in May.

Internet shutdowns, pandemic have cost Kashmir Rs 40,000 cr, 5 lakh jobs, says industry head

Regina Mihindukulasuriya - 3 August, 2020

Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad said the 2G internet currently available in the region is not enough for many businesses.

Iran’s death toll ‘cover-up’, state of disaster in Australia’s Victoria & other Covid news

Srijan Shukla - 3 August, 2020

As the Covid-19 pandemic shows no signs of letting up, ThePrint highlights the most important stories on the crisis from across the globe.

Indian tourists are finally out. But there’s a bigger headache than coronavirus — red tape

Fiza Jha - 26 July, 2020

Checking into a hotel is easier. Getting past the innumerable checkpoints where you are asked the same set of questions again, and again, is not.

Investors aren’t just knocking on wood as lumber outshines gold during the pandemic

Jen Skerritt - 25 July, 2020

While lockdowns and stay-in-place restrictions were expected to curb demand for building materials, North Americans stuck inside decided to spend on renovating their home.

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Will US craft a new oil compact with Saudi Arabia? Joe Biden may have to eat his own words

Praveen Swami - 29 June, 2022

Like many, India will be anxiously watching the US-Saudi Arabia summit in Jeddah—knowing its fate is tied to the decisions King Salman and Joe Biden make.