The Pandemic - 5 Years On
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Book Review: Author Adichie paints grief through immigrant lives, in Dream Count
Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's new novel, Dream Count is a realistic portrayal of immigrant women's lives during the isolating time of the pandemic.

Redrawing the global map: Prashant Jha on how the pandemic reshaped geopolitics
It served as a stark reminder that the world is fundamentally anarchic; every state must fend for itself. Five years on, the ripple effects are clearly visible.

The big pivots in global trade: Prashant Jha on the pandemic and globalisation
The pandemic drove nations to turn inward, and form new groupings. Attempts were made to diversify, rely less on China. Five years on, the results are mixed.

Shots fired: Fighting a pandemic in a post-truth world, by Binayak Dasgupta
We have emerged with unprecedented tools to battle disease, but unprecedented resistance to using them. This is the central paradox of the post-Covid era.

Are the kids really all right? Snehal Fernandes on the pandemic and education
Most children alive have lost two years of their childhood. Studies are still discovering how these deleted years are affecting learning, temperament, habits.
