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Welcome to the views room. news. Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking News, company from Zurich, Switzerland.

This week we have a special, if somewhat indulgent, segment for you on what it's like to travel in this strange phase of the COVID-19

pandemic. I know what you're thinking. Some entitled journalists chatting about their recent trips,

well, that's sort of true. But we know that lots of you are eager to get back on the road and find

the prospect both frightening and bewildering. To be honest, it's a bit more of the latter than the former,

all those quarantine restrictions, auto certifications, expensive tests, and the constantly

changing and often arbitrary rules that you need to know to make cross-border travel a big,

big headache. That's why three of us, including Richard Beals in New York and Unigalani in Mumbai, who

have crossed the Atlantic a few times from London and Zurich to New York and from London to

Mumbai and from Rome to Zurich and other places, thought we'd share some of the things we've

learned. After that, Pete Sweeney and Robin Mack, two of our editors who've been stuck in Hong Kong

discussed what China's levying of a record $2.8 billion

antitrust fine on Jack Ma's Alibaba,

while also forcing his fintech,

China's giant ant to overhaul its lending business

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