Morning Multilateralism
Tuesday, May 26 2020
World Health Organization drops hydroxychloroquine from its study as health concerns rise.
Someone in eastern Europe is spreading rumors about NATO bases being Covid-19 hotspots.
Barley battle: maneuvering as Australia and China consider next moves in trade dispute (including possible World Trade Organization litigation).
A “Hamilton” moment for the European Union? European Commission readies plan for borrowing on behalf of the bloc as a whole.
Awards for Brazilian and Indian peacekeepers.
Via the UN’s World Food Program, 50,000 tons of Korean rice is headed to Ethiopia, Kenya, Yemen and Uganda.
Brazil reportedly looking for new loans from World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, and the BRICS bank. Plus, Asian Development Bank approves $400 million to boost capital markets in the Philippines.