AFP: The global spread of the coronavirus: Where is it?
The new coronavirus that emerged in central China at the end of last year has killed more than 1,000 people and spread around the world.
The latest figures from China show there are more than 42,600 people infected in the country.
Outside mainland China, there have been more than 460 infections reported in nearly 30 places. There have been two deaths, one in the Philippines and the other in Hong Kong.
Here are the areas where 2019-nCoV, the virus's provisional scientific designation, has been confirmed:
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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- February 11, 2020
How dangerous is the new coronavirus? -- Al Jazeera
Has coronavirus shaken China’s confidence? -- David P. Goldman, Asia Times
How Xi Jinping’s “Controlocracy” Lost Control -- Xiao Qiang, Project Syndicate
On Trump’s demand that Japan pay more for security -- Scott Foster,
Asia Times
Turkey's options dry up in Syria as Russia backs Assad push -- Tom Allinson and Imane Mellouk, DW
Syria War: Why is Idlib back in the news? -- BBC
And the Oscar Goes to… A Simplified Story of Syria’s Civil War -- Robert F. Worth, New York Review Of Books
Yemen: World's biggest humanitarian emergency nears breaking point -- Lyse Doucet, BBC
Delhi election losses: The beginning of the end for PM Modi? -- Murali Krishnan, DW
Why Mali has opted for dialogue with jihadists -- AFP
Sudan ex-leader Omar al-Bashir headed to International Criminal Court? -- DW
Who are those wanted by the ICC over Darfur? -- Al Jazeera
Why Egypt and Ethiopia Can't Agree on How to Manage Water Resources -- Michael Greco, National Interest
Ireland's Nationalists Break Through -- Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Are the Democrats Headed for Civil War? -- Kelly Sadler, RealClearPolitics
Turkey's options dry up in Syria as Russia backs Assad push -- Tom Allinson and Imane Mellouk, DW
Syria War: Why is Idlib back in the news? -- BBC
And the Oscar Goes to… A Simplified Story of Syria’s Civil War -- Robert F. Worth, New York Review Of Books
Yemen: World's biggest humanitarian emergency nears breaking point -- Lyse Doucet, BBC
Delhi election losses: The beginning of the end for PM Modi? -- Murali Krishnan, DW
Why Mali has opted for dialogue with jihadists -- AFP
Sudan ex-leader Omar al-Bashir headed to International Criminal Court? -- DW
Who are those wanted by the ICC over Darfur? -- Al Jazeera
Why Egypt and Ethiopia Can't Agree on How to Manage Water Resources -- Michael Greco, National Interest
Ireland's Nationalists Break Through -- Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Are the Democrats Headed for Civil War? -- Kelly Sadler, RealClearPolitics
