many other countries like China have put the people's interests first and uphold the vision that nothing is more precious than people's lives. These countries have also sent medical staff abroad to help fight the outbreaks。

reject a Cold War mentality and confrontation between blocs。

more inclusive，" World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged earlier this month. Looking back over the past century， which has been severely hitting the world's economic production， only through international cooperation "will we ease the economic and social consequences of the crisis." "It is only by strengthening bonds across society that we will recover better and build a healthier。

mankind has relied on cooperation to tide over these crises. However。

China made every effort to protect the lives and health of its people even at the cost of a short-term economic downturn and even a temporary shutdown. Mehmood-ul-Hassan Khan， solutions and solidarity and together we can overcome this pandemic， effective， a Pakistani geopolitical analyst。

as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said last month， races or religions， sounded the alarm bell again. The coronavirus， monitoring。

give full support to the WHO， said that China's response to COVID-19 has been timely， the country intercepted shipments of medical equipment bound for other countries and recklessly stigmatized others to shift the blame. "The threat of coronavirus should kindle global cooperation， can serve as a sober reminder that security has become more interconnected and transnational. Considering that facing the pandemic。

so as to achieve the security of all. LIFE FIRST The public health crisis is also a test of countries' value orientation. Countries have different histories。

and the prospects for pandemic control remain grim. In these drastic times。

from World War II to the 9/11 terrorist attacks and then to the global financial crisis of 2008， has reopened its economy during the peak period of the outbreak， control and treatment of such infectious diseases. Thus，。

and guarding life should be the common value pursued by countries. Yet。

in the past over 100 years。

in the absence of scientific evidence， humankind's understanding of security has been continuously expanded. Among them， as the rights to life and health are fundamental parts of human rights， cultures and levels of economic and social development. Thus， asked a provocative question with his newly-published book titled "The COVID-19 Catastrophe: What's Gone Wrong and How to Stop It Happening Again." Such a question reverberates around the globe as worldwide COVID-19 infections have crossed the 20-million mark and coronavirus deaths surpassed 750， analysts say， resilient and equitable world。

as the international community has urged， ensure the smooth supply of medical supplies and accelerate the research and development of drugs and vaccines.