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Defining Pandemics: the coronavirus conundrum

Mark Honigsbaum

Pandemic, it seems, is not a word to be used lightly.

For several weeks now, the novel coronavirus outbreak that began in Wuhan in December has been spreading steadily from person-to-person and from country to country.

Bob Marley at 75: What His Enduring Popularity Says about the Modern Celebrity

Jeremy Prestholdt

Bob Marley may have died in 1981, but decades later he is one of the world’s most revered icons. February 6th marked what would have been his 75th birthday, and his music and image are now far more widespread than during his life.

Maleeha Lodhi

Mike Martin

Nigel Inkster

The Independent Latvia: 30 Years On

The history of the Latvian people begins some four and a half millennia ago with the arrival of the proto-Baltic Indo-Europeans to northern Europe. A ‘Singing Revolution’ and the achievement of independence took place on 18 November 1989, 30 years ago today.

Fernando Espada

Juliano Fiori

Giovanni Catelli