"Davos Man has coronavirus. Globalisation has lost its gloss. Borders are closed and travel is banned ... And yet, intl cooperation has never been more important." via @LowyInstitute @mfullilove https://t.co/asDr1gx1qA

A great piece from @mfullilove. If you want to understand the implications of COVID-19 for international relations - read this. https://t.co/nDTAFi4fiz

Good piece in The Interpreter by former ⁦@dfat⁩ official Richard Maude. ⁦@danielflitton⁩ https://t.co/X9Lv2P2Nj2

‘The coronavirus performance of the superpowers has been unimpressive; but smaller, more agile countries, with rational politicians and effective bureaucracies, have done better. Perhaps in the future we will see more coalitions of the competent.’ ⁦ https://t.co/yupfL1BGn8

"The size of our economy is ranked 13 the world, but we have the 27th-largest diplomatic network, smaller than those of Belgium, Portugal or Chile." @AlexKOliver on the pressures on Australia's diplomatic network in facing #COVID19 https://t.co/seiH1M9c5q

"International cooperation has never been more important. None of humanity’s greatest problems are susceptible to purely national solutions." @mfullilove in @australian on the ways #COVID19 is changing international life. https://t.co/choxNdvfar

Davos Man has coronavirus. Globalisation has lost its gloss. Borders are closed and travel is banned. And yet, international cooperation has never been more important. None of humanity’s greatest problems are susceptible to purely national solutions. https://t.co/yupfL1BGn8

"The brutal quarantine measures implemented in China in the early months of this year have worked up to a point ... Most people would expect a second wave of infections at some stage, and China is on alert for that." @mcgregorrichard on #COVID19 @abcnews https://t.co/LW5NNpOww6

"Third, Davos Man has coronavirus. Globalisation has lost its gloss. Borders are closed and travel is banned." @mfullilove in @australian on the ways #COVID19 is changing international life. https://t.co/choxNdvfar

"In China ... companies can live and die according to government decisions ... Real estate companies are particularly exposed to government whims, as all land is owned by the state" Lowy Institute's @mcgregorrichard on Chinese companies & #COVID19 in @smh https://t.co/rAZMNWw4Li