Rithika Sangameshwaran Tracking infectious disease outbreaks is more complex than ever in today’s increasingly fragmented world shaped by geopolitical tensions, nationalist policies and uneven information sharing. The…
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Martin McKee In August 1644, a clergyman, Paul Gosnold, used a previously unheard word in a sermon in Oxford. Referring to the events of the English Civil…
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Raj kumar While governments abandon their global health commitments at breakneck speed, the world’s billionaires are sitting on $16 trillion – enough money to fund the world’s…
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Gabriel Leung Interview with Gabriel M Leung, executive director (charities and community), Hong Kong Jockey Club How have philanthropic contributions been critical to ensuring equitable access to…
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Dinesh Arora The Covid-19 pandemic brought health systems to a standstill. Its aftershocks still reverberate around the world. Routine immunisation, non-communicable disease screening and per capita health…
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Jin Jiyong During this year’s World Health Assembly in Geneva, China pledged an additional $500 million to the World Health Organization over the next five years. This…
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Budi Gunadi Sadikin Interview with Budi Gunadi Sadikin, minister of health, Indonesia How has the Indonesian government reformed its health system? When I joined the ministry in December…
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Alexandre Padilha In a world fractured by climate emergencies, pandemics, disinformation and multiple conflicts, humanity finds itself in a global emergency room. Our planet is a patient…
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