Jury still out on whether 2020’s COVID tragedy will lead to a better post-pandemic world
In the rich, industrialized world at least, the pandemic proved that our societies aren’t equipped to deal with crises that paralyze our economies and rely on individual responsibility to confront a universal problem.
OTTAWA—The year 2020: not a great year for the human race.
It will be remembered in the long run as one of a series of momentous, mostly destructive events in the past century. There’s 1929, when the stock-market crash kicked off the Great Depression; the 1939-40 aggression of Germany under Hi...
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