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Exclusive: Concerned About an Unrealistic Deadline to Conclude a Pandemic Agreement, Some Countries Now Seek an Alternative Face-Saving Solution

Some Countries Now Seek an Alternative Face-Saving Solution

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#143 THE G|O BRIEFING, JUNE 22, 2023

Proposal for a Global Health Threats Council has Geneva debating | Overwhelmed and underfunded human rights system may not be able to deliver on its mission | International Red Cross in Crisis—what would Dunant say?

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The promise and perils of a Global Health Threats Council have International Geneva debating

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China resumes its construction of the future, amid debt, dilemma, and a new diplomatic strategy

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Post-Pandemic, the World Health Organization Begins to Refocus

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Building a more empowered and independent WHO

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#125 The G|O Briefing, February 2, 2023

LACK OF CLARITY IN ACCREDITATION PROCESS FORT SWISS PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES | COVID STILL A PANDEMIC | STAND UP FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, FIGHT AUTOCRATS

WHO's conundrum: when and how to declare the COVID-19 pandemic over?

Three years to the day since it was declared a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC), WHO’s Emergency Committee said on Monday that it remains so.

Three years later, is COVID-19 still a public health emergency of international concern?

Last year, WHO’s chief Tedros Ghebreyesus said he hoped to see an end to the crisis in 2023, but his early optimism has recently been dampened by rising infection and death rates.

#124 The G|O Briefing, January 26, 2023

A certification for Geneva school Swiss UMEF | Is the pandemic over? | Data comes to the SDGs' aid| Europe transformed