The tragic resurgence of COVID-19 through India’s 1.4 billion people in past weeks, like a giant bushfire with a new wind behind it, has abruptly changed global ideas about the pandemic’s persistence.
Vaccinating the world will be slow, and will have to keep one step ahead of the mutations that thrive in such huge outbreaks. Australia may face a world which is at least partially-shut or out of bounds until 2022 or 2023.
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The Australian Financial Review’s succinct take on the principles at stake in major domestic and global stories – and what policy makers should do about them.
