Beijing’s unwavering zero-Covid strategy further came under fire last week, when the World Health Organization’s director general labelled it “unsustainable”. illustration by Lau Ka-kuen
With China firmly on a zero-Covid trajectory, concerns are turning to ‘growth recession’ risks
- Beijing’s handling of the coronavirus has vast implications on every facet of Chinese people’s lives, and on a world that has come to rely so heavily on China
- Even as the government attempts to censor those who disagree with its Covid policies, fears of economic recession spark warnings and curb consumption
Beijing’s unwavering zero-Covid strategy further came under fire last week, when the World Health Organization’s director general labelled it “unsustainable”. illustration by Lau Ka-kuen
