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The main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in China, but because of what is happening in other countries.

Welcome to EU Confidential. I'm Andrew Gray, Politico's EU editor, and this is our ninth extra

episode devoted to the coronavirus crisis. And you just heard the head of the World Health

Organization, Tedros adhanom Gabriessus, declaring the coronavirus a public health emergency

at the end of January. Tedros is the man in the eye of the public health emergency at the end of January.

Tedros is the man in the eye of the public health and geopolitical storm whipped up by the coronavirus and we'll hear much more about him in just a second.

Also today we'll travel to Stockholm.

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