The report said Covid was a “multiplying force” in future political instability and civil unrest. It added the level of this unrest going forward is likely to hinge on the speed and effectiveness of economic recovery. Countries with less debt and higher levels of positive peace were more likely to recover faster.
Nhwehwɛmu no de too dwa sɛ, ɔovid maa amanyɔsɛm ne nnipa asetenam nyinaa yɛɛ basaa; saa adeɛ yi nso bɛnya nsunsuansoɔ wɔ ɔman no sikasɛm so, sɛ ɛbɛkɔ yie anaa ɛnk yie. Aman a wɔnni ka kɛseɛ na asomdwoeɛ nso wɔ so pa ara no sikasɛm bɛsi ne dadaa mu akyɛn wɔn a ɛnte saa wɔ wɔn man mu no.