[Nicky91]

quite a lot of governments messed up from the beginning here

but who are doing good jobs now for me personally are: Italy (with added help from Russia and Cuba they made the spread slow down, numbers decrease now) Germany (Merkel is a very stable leader especially worth a mention how she handles this crisis), France (Macron also shows to be quite stable as leader, no nonsense going for safety over economy which is how it should in every country around the world)

Belgium (who even do not have a real government, their interim government handled properly opting quite fast for total lockdown)


Austria, Denmark going quickly for lockdowns, especially denmark who had events without audiences even sooner

Czech Republic, who first in lockdown, now closed their border too (but giving permission for sports like recreational tennis/golf with social distancing measures)

Russia, Putin is a very stable leader, kept his country out of covid problems for long time, only got worse when someone got back from holiday but despite that also keeping things more or less under control


my own country, i don't like Van Dissel's approach, i prefer Hugo de Jonge here more from RIVM to give us advice, i like our virologist Ab Osterhaus who also has seen it very clear based upon research on covid, Rutte as PM, hmm he does stay calm in a crisis, yesterday he got mad (ok rightfully mad since people were going out on Streets and stores in masses again which isn't good to slow down the spread)