El director del FMI advierte de la mayor caída desde la Gran Depresión y de por qué el economista Robert Shiller dice que estamos luchando contra dos pandemias.
Officials from the World Health Organization and the International Monetary Fund discussed measures to blunt the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
Le directeur du FMI met en garde contre la plus forte récession depuis la Grande Dépression et pourquoi l'économiste Robert Shiller affirme que nous luttons contre deux pandémies.
IMF head warns of steepest downturn since Great Depression and why economist Robert Shiller says we're fighting two pandemics.
US jobless claims soar to new record, how South Korea contained COVID-19, how the tourism industry has been impacted and why WHO officials are "deeply concerned" about the latest developm...
In fighting a first-ever pandemic caused by a coronavirus, WHO officials called for continued resolve and unity.
L'économie chinoise donne au monde un aperçu de ce qui est à venir et Bill Gates affirme que les États-Unis devraient envisager un confinement de 6 à 8 semaines.
Las medidas de distanciamiento físico, como los encierros, sólo reducen la propagación del virus, advirtieron los funcionarios de la OMS.
China's economy gives the world a glimpse of what's to come and Bill Gates says the US should consider a full shutdown of 6-8 weeks.
As coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, here are some of the most significant developments and selected articles to read
Lors d'une conférence de presse aujourd'hui, les responsables de l'OMS ont déclaré qu'ils recommandaient le port de masques par les personnes atteintes de coronavirus ou celles qui sont e...
At a briefing today, WHO officials said they recommend that masks be worn by those with coronavirus or those in close contact with people infected.
Lockdowns tighten in Australia, cases drop in China, and other key coronavirus headlines.
How infrastructure spending could fight a recession and how the right questions can put infection rates in context.
Reacting to rising numbers can lead to disincentives to test. Collaboration and coordination are far more powerful tools to fight COVID-19.
