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Kick-starting the world’s economy after COVID-19 would not be easy, especially when tensions between the US and China still run high.

For the economy to recover, Associate Professor Simon Tay, Chairman of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs is of the view that global cooperation with both the US and China is needed. Read more about this in the article, “As Coronavirus Tsunami Leaves China, Wave of Infections May Be Far From Over”, published in the South China Morning Post.

Read the full article here – https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3082383/coronavirus-tsunami-leaves-china-wave-infections-may-be-far-over

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