Johns Hopkins University publishes cases and deaths data for most countries in the world (a notable exception being North Korea, which claims to have had none). But JHU concedes that it collects data from many sources, some of which disagree with each other. Even where the collection is less contentious there are significant differences in the ways countries test, and in the way they report cases and deaths. Belgium, for instance, attributes deaths to Covid-19 if the disease is a suspected cause, even if no test has been carried out.
Country
Total cases
Cases last two weeks
Total deaths
Deaths last two weeks
US
8,575,177
812,631
224,889
10,121
India
7,864,811
744,273
118,534
9,384
France
1,048,817
346,669
34,236
1,880
Brazil
5,380,635
285,656
156,903
6,415
United Kingdom
854,010
250,294
44,745
1,920
Russia
1,487,260
195,573
25,647
3,176
Argentina
1,081,336
187,130
28,613
4,745
Spain
1,046,132
185,020
34,752
1,823
Italy
504,509
149,559
37,210
1,044
Belgium
305,409
143,151
10,737
546
Czechia
250,797
133,687
2,077
1,090
Poland
241,946
116,130
4,351
1,347
Germany
434,798
108,489
10,035
409
Netherlands
281,052
106,399
7,019
435
Colombia
1,007,711
96,395
30,000
2,166
Ukraine
347,317
79,252
6,463
1,365
Mexico
886,800
69,297
88,743
4,962
Iran
562,705
62,630
32,320
3,776
Indonesia
385,980
52,531
13,205
1,361
Romania
205,793
50,510
6,318
907
Nepal
155,233
47,478
842
206
Iraq
449,153
46,823
10,568
716
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