WHO Establishes Rules For Testing African Herbal Remedies; European Nations Implement Restrictions Amid Rise In COVID-19 Cases; Pandemic Impacts Education In Middle East, N. Africa; U.S., Mexico Border To Remain Closed
AFRICA
BBC News: Coronavirus: WHO sets rules for testing African herbal remedies (9/20).
NPR: Kenya Braced For The Worst. The Worst Didn’t Happen. Why? (Peralta, 9/18).
VOA News: Graft Alleged as Kenya’s Fight Against COVID-19 Struggles (Ruvaga, 9/18).
ASIA
Reuters: Australia heads for lowest virus count in three months (Kaye, 9/19).
EUROPE
AP: Europe scrambles to contain rise in coronavirus cases (Jordans et al., 9/21).
AP: U.K. science advisers warn of darker COVID-19 days ahead (Kirka, 9/21).
AP: Madrid adopts virus restrictions exposing poor-rich divide (Parra et al., 9/21).
Bloomberg: Threat of Lethal Autumn Looms in Europe After Covid Reprieve (Kresge et al., 9/20).
DW: Coronavirus: The race to save Germany (Pladson, 9/18).
The Hill: As virus pummels U.S., Europe sees its own spike (Sullivan, 9/20).
LATIN AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN
Forbes: Guatemalan President Latest World Leader To Contract Coronavirus. Here Are The Other 7 (Walsh, 9/18).
MIDDLE EAST
Borgen Magazine: COVID-19 Impacts Education in the Middle East and North Africa (Mendez, 9/20).
NORTH AMERICA
The Hill: Fauci predicts pandemic will end in late 2021 (Kelley, 9/18).
USA TODAY: U.S. borders with Canada, Mexico to remain closed through Oct. 21 to ‘slow spread of COVID-19’ (Deerwester, 9/19).
Washington Post: CDC reverses controversial coronavirus guidelines for testing people without symptoms (Sun, 9/18).
The KFF Daily Global Health Policy Report summarized news and information on global health policy from hundreds of sources, from May 2009 through December 2020. All summaries are archived and available via search.