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SvennoJ on 23 January 2021
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Weekly update, lock downs are finally showing a result, deaths still up but should follow the downwards trend next week.

Last week saw 4.43 million new cases (down from 4.95 million) to a total of 98.7 million
Also another 98,025 people lost their lives (up from 95,718) to a total of 2,114,657

USA and Europe are both heading down again, USA a bit faster than Europe

The continents

Europe reported 1.56 million new cases (down from 1.63 million) and 38,511 more deaths (up from 37,220)
North America reported 1.50 million new cases (down from 1.85 million) and 32,603 more deaths (slightly up from 32,521)
South America reported 646K new cases (down from 665K) and 12,912 more deaths (up from 11,590)
Asia reported 537K new cases (down from 577K) and 7,888 more deaths (down from 8,192)
Africa reported 183K new cases (down from 222K) and 6,109 more deaths (slightly down from 6,191)
Oceania reported 343 new cases and 2 deaths

Corners of the world

USA reported 1.29 million new cases (down from 1.65 million) and 22,321 more deaths (down from 23,707)
Brazil reported 361K new cases (down from 378K) and 7,008 more deaths (up from 6,749)
India reported 96,9K new cases (down from 111K) and 1,091 more deaths (down from 1,295)
South Africa reported 80.9K new cases (down from 119K) and 3,609 more deaths (down from 4,042)

Iran reported 42.6K new cases (down from 43.8K) and 604 deaths (603 last week)
Japan reported 41.8K new cases (down from 43.9K) and 515 deaths (458 last week)
Canada reported 41.7K new cases (down from 51.4K) and 1,099 deaths (1,022 last week)
South Korea reported 3,021 new cases (down from 3,883) and 111 deaths (136 last week)
Australia reported 90 new cases (94 last week), no deaths

Europe in detail

Generally it looks like everyone is heading back down with the exception of Spain who is currently nr 1 in cases in Europe. (However Spain adjusts their data, can change)

There are an awful lot of active cases around, hopefully countries don't relax measures too soon.