'The world's national, regional and local politicians now face this question: How much new infection and death is acceptable while easing coronavirus lockdowns to head off Great Depression-style misery?' writes StCollinson
This analysis was excerpted from the April 29 edition of CNN's Meanwhile in America, the daily email about US politics for global readers. Click here to read past editions and subscribe.Battlefield commanders understand that decisions delivered in extreme conditions often require a purchasing of incremental benefits with the loss of human life.
Airports are reporting more travelers and more little car icons are crawling over the Uber app.From Israel to Italy, Hong Kong to Spain and France to star pupil New Zealand, governments are polishing plans to ease lockdowns. But reflecting the leaders' dilemma, Britain's reemerging Prime Minister Boris Johnson rebuffed Conservative Party colleagues calling for an end to the lockdown, using political capital won by his own tough battle with Covid-19.
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