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Group:7 Topic: COVID-19 and Political Change in South Aisha
Group:7 Topic: COVID-19 and Political Change in South Aisha
Group:7 Topic: COVID-19 and Political Change in South Aisha
Topic: COVID-19
and Political Change
in South Aisha
What is the politics behind the Covid - 19 vaccine in China ?
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Among all, only two of the vaccines have received permission to be sold in China, four other distinct brands are
now available for Chinese people and all four are made within the boundaries of China.
All four Chinese vaccines are proving to have similar efficiencies and effectiveness among the vaccinated
population. The Chinese vaccines are reported to have an effectiveness rate low than 50 percent and generally
within the 60 to 68 percent range.
But this is not the actual agenda of talking. Moving forward to the politics behind the vaccine trade in the
international market.
The vaccines produced by the American pharmaceutical companies, Modern and Pfizer both are reported to
achieve efficiency and effectiveness of 95 percent effective. Yet, China has not approved them. Mostly because
China wants to grab the international market with their 50 percent effective vaccines to earn some foreign money.
The Chinese vaccines are not only limited within the boundaries of China but as well selling and donating in the
foreign countries. China is playing a big game in the name of vaccines through a sugar coating. They are actually
competing in the international market with their domestically produced vaccines with the American companies
with the motive to drive the American companies out of the market. The Coronavirus itself became a topic of
politics.
• Does China have the right to speak ?
Tasneem Khan
ID: 2021619630
IMPACT OF COVID-19 IN
BANGLADESH
• The COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on
Bangladesh's politics and economy.
• The healthcare system and corruption worsened
the situation.
• Poverty is estimated to have doubled and
vulnerabilities in the middle class have been
exposed.
POLITICAL SITUATION IN BANGLADESH
DURING COVID-19
• Covid-19 and domestic politics
• China-India relationship with Bangladesh
• Conservative Islamists, led by Hefazat-e-Islam, an Islamist
advocacy party, reappeared on the political scene by the
end of 2020.
• Hefazat-e-Islam’s influential leader among hundreds
arrested over deadly protests against visit by the Indian
leader in March 2021.
GOVERNMENT RESPONSE AND
INITIATIVE FOR COVID-19
• Health workforce
• Health information system and e-health
• Medical products and technologies
• Health financing
COVID-19 AND POLITICAL CHANGE IN
MYANMAR
Prepared by: Md. Tasnimul Hasan
2014171630
COVID-19’s First Wave and its Impact on Political
Space
In states where the institutions and norms of democracy have yet to take
root, there is a risk that crisis might be used to justify the restrictions on
the freedoms and rights normally enjoyed by citizens – in particular the
freedoms of movement, assembly and expression.
Civic rights and civic space were already in decline in Myanmar before
the arrival of COVID-19.
The Covid-19 crisis has not unfolded in Myanmar as catastrophically as many had
anticipated, with only 350 confirmed cases and 6 deaths as of 28 July 2020, although
rates of testing are comparatively low. 1 Risks of a significant escalation remain, such as
the continued return of migrant workers from neighboring countries and the spread of
disease through makeshift quarantine and treatment facilities. At best, Myanmar has
bought precious time to put in place risk communications systems, stockpile equipment,
prepare quarantine facilities, and raise awareness of the dangers of the pandemic.
The Covid-19 response has highlighted deep fragmentation across Myanmar society, in
particular along ethnic lines. Large parts of the population, especially in rural and
ceasefire areas, have not had access to government health services and support, instead
relying on civil society or ethnic armed groups. Meanwhile, the government’s public
health discourse largely targets Bamar Buddhist communities, failing at times to include
the diverse needs and experiences of other groups.
Many international funders in Myanmar, who ordinarily target a variety of
issues including peace-building, have pivoted toward public health and
humanitarian support. Mitigating the potentially devastating long-term effects
of the pandemic on nascent livelihoods and governance systems, and the fragile
social fabric of conflict-affected communities in particular, remains crucial.
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Covid-19 and its Political
Effects on India
• The impact of the pandemic might be felt most in the expansion and reach of the
state and the centralization of power. States which have struggled will see an
erosion of their power and greater central intervention.
• Apart from this, the BJP government has been blocking out any sort of opposition
power. The opposition activists, many of whom have been arrested on sedition and
antiterrorism laws, claim that once the authorities detain them they have little
access to legal counsel or ability to contest charges because of restrictions put into
place due to COVID-19.
Effects on International Relations
The countries of South Asia must act collectively to address their challenges and
favorable conditions for economic recovery. As many in South Asia fall into or re
the political fallout of the pandemic will keep the region tilting away from democ
political, economic, and humanitarian problems in South Asia will continue to oc
international community even after the corona crisis. Despite criticism about the
the crisis, which all governments in the region face, they will most likely emerge
before. Combating the pandemic will help the state to exert greater influence ove
Firstly, it can alleviate the greatest needs of the population and avert an impendi
disaster, and secondly, it can get economic life going again. Economic developme
suffer a marked setback in all South Asian states.
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