Diplomacy

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The WHO's Funding Gap: Filling the Medical Diplomacy Void

Medical accrediting organizations can fill the vacuum created by the U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization

Making City Diplomacy Work for Global Health

Collaborative governance among cities is expanding and should be central to global health diplomacy 

Urbanization

Infrastructure, Cities, and Global Health Diplomacy

The interconnections of societies on an urbanizing planet require cities to network and engage more in health diplomacy

Governance

Russia's Strategic Approach to Climate Change

Moscow accepts that climate change is real but uses climate diplomacy to advance national security and geopolitical ends

Governance

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

Governance

The United States Targets Cervical Cancer and Lead Exposure

The Biden administration launched efforts to reduce cervical cancer and lead exposure that could have brief policy lives

Governance

Global Health Politics: Multipolarity Is the New Reality

Long dominated by the West, global health is changing because of discontent with the past and the return of geopolitics

Governance

A New Era for Russian Foreign Policy on Global Health

Russia has altered its approach to global health amid the war in Ukraine and geopolitical rivalry with the West

Governance

Global Health Security and Diplomacy in 2024: Lead, Leverage, and Elevate

Discussions will intensify in 2024 to strengthen the global health security architecture

Governance

A Robust U.S. Response to China's Health Diplomacy Will Reap Domestic and Global Benefits

It's in the United States' interest to provide an alternative to China's Health Silk Road

Governance

Vaccine Spheres of Influence Tracker

Tracking COVID-19 vaccine administration and access around the world

Governance

Why Mass Vaccination in the West Could be Bad News for Chinese Leaders

To narrow the immunity gap, China could be forced to prioritize its domestic vaccine needs