What the IHRP Report Means for America, WHO, and the Future of Global Health
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The choice ahead is straightforward. Governments can treat the pandemic as an anomaly and return to familiar habits—or they can use the hard lessons of Covid-19... Read more.
Crunch Time for the WHO
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The polarised debate on the World Health Organization (WHO) has been based more on mud-slinging and all-or-nothing dogma than scientific evidence and empirical data.... Read more.
Is the UK Still a Liberal Democracy?
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Instead of trying to understand the grievances of their base, the major parties join the elites’ contempt in condescendingly dismissing populist parties as grievance... Read more.
Trump’s 2025 National Security Strategy
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The NSS articulates the administration’s national security vision and how the elements of US power will be used in pursuit of national security goals. It is meant... Read more.
Should Argentina Leave the WHO?
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By engaging selectively, aligning with the United States, and preserving the option of withdrawal, Argentina positions itself to influence the future of global health... Read more.
Hallett Inquiry Report: Of, by, and for Lawyers
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The Hallett inquiry into the UK Covid experience published its 800-page Module 2 report. An inquiry of, by, and for lawyers, it is a carefully curated political... Read more.
Weaponised Lawfare as Domestic and International Threat to Western Democracies
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The expansion of the role of the state in regulating an increasing range of individuals’ and private entities’ behaviour has led to a proliferation of lawfare... Read more.
Connecting the Dots between the WHO and UN Security Council Reform
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Consistent with the belief that every crisis is also an opportunity, the current global flux created by the crisis of multilateralism provides an exceptionally favourable... Read more.
Trump Covets the Nobel Peace Prize
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Trump supporters discount his character traits and take his policies and results seriously. Haters cannot get over the flaws to seriously evaluate policies and outcomes.... Read more.
WHO Pandemic Accords Are Badly Flawed
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The WHO Pandemic Accords, as the two documents are known, are a good example of the type of global governance initiatives on which there is a consensus among technocratic... Read more.
Trump’s Art of the Deal Collides with Modi’s ‘India First’ Policy
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For the purposes of containing China’s influence and aggressive behaviour, there is no more important partner for the US than India. That strategic partnership... Read more.
Global Governance vs. Democratic Sovereignty
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The need is not to rush into a new global health framework absent ‘a thorough public debate,’ Kennedy said, but to ‘strengthen national and local autonomy... Read more.