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China's Foreign Policy and Global Health Leadership
Chinese health diplomacy has made progress, but challenges to China's aspirations to be a leader in global health remain
China's Role in Global Antimicrobial Resistance
How the world's largest producer of antibiotics can address drug resistance
U.S. Disinformation Plan Put Geopolitics Above Global Health
Covert U.S. information operations during COVID-19 expose the dangers that global health faces when rival powers compete
Inside the Global Burden of Disease Study
IHME Director Christopher Murray recounts the study's role in shaping global policy and how collaborators overcame COVID
A Virus Hunter's Struggle for Respect in Post-COVID China
Zhang Yongzhen's recent ordeal is an interplay of personal, cultural, institutional, and political factors
China's Emerging Welfare Crisis
Signs are surfacing of an impending crisis in the country's medical insurance system
The Shadow of China's Lockdown Remains
Four years after China locked down Wuhan, the country is still feeling the aftershocks
Henry Kissinger, Foreign Policy, and Global Health
Kissinger’s legacy informs the U.S. foreign policy experience with global health
Two Geopolitical Rivals, One Health
The Biden-Xi summit did not advance U.S.-China health security cooperation
Blocs, the BRICS, and Global Health
Recent geopolitical moves further reshape the international context for global health
Amid Global Boiling, the Foreign Policy Response Remains Lacking
Record heat clarifies the severity of the foreign policy problems climate mitigation and adaptation pose
Balancing Global Interdependence and Self-Reliance
The future of critical medicines production
The Past and Future of Health Cooperation in the Quad
A sustainable and inclusive foundation is essential for the group’s longevity
