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Interview | 'Large Reset in Economic Superpowers Unlikely, China’s Influence Will Stay'

The Wire's Mitali Mukherjee speaks with ORF's Samir Saran on the lessons we can draw from the pandemic experience.
Mitali Mukherjee
Apr 24 2020
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The Wire's Mitali Mukherjee speaks with ORF's Samir Saran on the lessons we can draw from the pandemic experience.
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The world has begun to rearrange itself as it moves through this pandemic.

The way we live, consume and produce is changing. It has been almost six months since the disease was first reported from Wuhan.

At this stage, what are the lessons we can draw from and how can we restructure ourselves completely in a post COVID world. To find some answers, The Wire's Mitali Mukherjee speaks with ORF's Samir Saran in this interview.

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