30/05/2021 – by Hans Dembowski Brief history of WTO flexibility regarding pharma patents Read full article
Financial sector New 18/06/2021 – by José Siaba Serrate Financial sector: important allies for net-zero strategies For good reason, central banks are increasingly paying attention to climate risks Read
Social stratification New 17/06/2021 – by Duncan Green, Hans Dembowski “The promise of well-paid, secure jobs did not come true” Oxfam strategist Duncan Green explains why the economic paradigm seems to be shifting internationally Read
Industry strategies New 15/06/2021 – by Krupali Patel Repurposing offers rays of hope How finding new uses for established pharmaceuticals matters in the fight against Covid-19 Read
Blog New 14/06/2021 – by Hans Dembowski G7 takes tiny steps in the right directions To claim world leadership, the G7 must do more than what its members agreed in Carbis Bay Read
Multilateral cooperation New 09/06/2021 – by Hans Dembowski Why February 2020 became the month of lost opportunities Independent Panel makes proposals on better pandemic preparedness and response Read
Ebola and Covid-19 New 08/06/2021 – by Mesfin Teklu Tessema Lessons learned from Ebola and Covid-19 In the fight against a deadly disease, more things matter than only vaccines and pharmaceuticals Read
Islamism New 04/06/2021 – by Rishikesh Thapa Islamist ideology has softened a bit in Afghanistan German expert’s insights into how the Taliban have changed Read
International relations 02/06/2021 – by Myriell Fußer, Adrian Schlegel, et al. Postcolonial perspectives must be taken seriously How international cooperation can transcend long established power relations Read
Multilateral affairs 30/05/2021 – by Hans Dembowski Brief history of WTO flexibility regarding pharma patents Why the international intellectual-property regime was modified in 2001 Read
Our view 28/05/2021 – by Hans Dembowski In the health sector, government action is indispensable Unrestrained market forces do not deliver good health-care results Read
IMF 27/05/2021 – by Chimezie Anajama IMF keeps pressing for more assertive government action IMF proposes investments worth $ 50 billion to boost Covid-19 vaccination programmes Read
