adam tooze, columbia university history professor.lk about covid-19 and foreign affairs. anne applebaum joins us shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveilence." as we continue to track the virus, bloomberg has developed a unique partnership with johns hopkins. they have been at the forefront of the response and every day we bring you insights from experts. today we focus on international affairs at what this means for various leaders on how they deal with the crisis. applebaum,ed by anne senior fellow of international affairs at the johns hopkins school of international studies. great to have you on bloomberg. when you look at how various leaders have dealt with this pandemic, will it give them a reason to stay on, or go to early elections? i didn't hear the last phrase, could you say that again? ever -- howw will every leader has dealt with the crisis impact whether they can stay in power and how does that reshape foreign affairs? anne: it is difficult to talk generally about how the virus has impacted leader

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