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Coronavirus: Latest CoVID-19 News In China, South Korea, Japan, Australia
Some Asian countries are experiencing a decline in new CoVID-19 cases but governments are keeping their guard up to prevent a potential second wave. 
Some Asian countries are experiencing a decline in new CoVID-19 cases but governments are keeping their guard up to prevent a potential second wave. -
Coronavirus versus democracy: 5 countries where emergency powers risk abuse
Most of the travel bans, stay-at-home orders and business closures taking effect worldwide follow health experts’ advice on curbing the spread of this highly infectious disease. But other restrictions governments say are meant to protect people seem designed to curtail human rights, suppress dissent and consolidate authoritarian power. 
Most of the travel bans, stay-at-home orders and business closures taking effect worldwide follow health experts’ advice on curbing the spread of this highly infectious disease. But other restrictions governments say are meant to protect people seem designed to curtail human rights, suppress dissent and consolidate authoritarian power. -
Coronavirus: Germany’s surprisingly low fatality rate
Germany has received a great deal of attention for having a lower death rate for COVID-19 than most comparable European countries. A simple explanation for the low case-fatality rate in Germany is that the country has been testing more people, so they have more confirmed cases for the same number of fatalities. 
Germany has received a great deal of attention for having a lower death rate for COVID-19 than most comparable European countries. A simple explanation for the low case-fatality rate in Germany is that the country has been testing more people, so they have more confirmed cases for the same number of fatalities. -
NBA Monitoring CBA Moves, Season Options Dwindling
The NBA is reportedly angling to set up a deal to end the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
The NBA is reportedly angling to set up a deal to end the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Hong Kong MPF Retirement Fund Incurs $13.6 Billion Loss In Q1 2020
Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund incurred a massive $13.6 billion for the first quarter this year, wiping out most of its gains for the entire 2019. 
Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund incurred a massive $13.6 billion for the first quarter this year, wiping out most of its gains for the entire 2019. -
Apple To Make 1 Million Face Shields A Week, After Donating 20 Million Face Masks
Tech giants like Google and Facebook have also unveiled new campaigns and services to help fight the virus 
Tech giants like Google and Facebook have also unveiled new campaigns and services to help fight the virus -
Taiwan Noted As One Of The Best In Responding To COVID-19 Pandemic
While the World Health Organization announced that there is no clear evidence of human to human transmission of COVID-19, in Jan. 14, the Taiwan CDC reported otherwise. 
While the World Health Organization announced that there is no clear evidence of human to human transmission of COVID-19, in Jan. 14, the Taiwan CDC reported otherwise. -
Study: Working From Home During A Pandemic May Lessen Productivity
Remote work is more productive when it is by choice and not being forced. 
Remote work is more productive when it is by choice and not being forced. -
Gilead Donates 1.5 Million Doses Of Experimental Drug Remdesevir
Remdesivir deemed the most promising therapeutic vaccine, based on current evidence on human and animal studies. 
Remdesivir deemed the most promising therapeutic vaccine, based on current evidence on human and animal studies. -
Heung-min Son Contemplating On Completing South Korea Military Requirement
Heung-min Son could end up doing something productive such as fulfilling a military requirement over in South Korea. 
Heung-min Son could end up doing something productive such as fulfilling a military requirement over in South Korea.
