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Optimisme et craintes face à « America first » au Mali Dans un contexte de recomposition des relations internationales, la transition du multilatéralisme vers des accords bilatéraux dans le cadre de la stratégie « America First » constitue pour le Mali à ...

This week's IHP Feat article (en français): www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... by Issa Coulibaly et al.

One Billion Tests: Turning India’s Diagnostic Boom into Public Health Intelligence For centuries, societies have sought to understand health through the data they could collect. From Roman censuses to parish registers in Florence and from the earliest civil registration systems to l...

One Billion Tests: Turning India’s Diagnostic Boom into Public Health Intelligence www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... Feat article by Shubham Gupta.

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Gates/Epstein & International Women’s Day www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with translations & AI summary)

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IHP Correspondents 2026 The 2026 call for IHP Correspondents was released as part of the IHP Network initiative to provide an opportunity to young researchers and other change agents from different regions and continents to ...

Introducing this year's (2026) IHP correspondents: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/ihp-correspo... Duha Shellah, Eunice Lobo, Pratistha Singh, Relindis Ma-gang Tapang, Sabu K U & Shubham Gupta.

One Billion Tests: Turning India’s Diagnostic Boom into Public Health Intelligence For centuries, societies have sought to understand health through the data they could collect. From Roman censuses to parish registers in Florence and from the earliest civil registration systems to l...

One Billion Tests: Turning India’s Diagnostic Boom into Public Health Intelligence www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... Feat article by Shubham Gupta.

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Check out this week's IHP news 869: American Psycho times,
Gates/Epstein & International Women’s Day www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with translations & AI summary)

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Check out this week's IHP news 868: “Human rights are not a spectator sport” www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with some translations & AI summary)

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World Wildlife Day 2026: what does it mean for Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa? On 3 March every year, the global community comes together to celebrate  United Nations World Wildlife Day  (WWD), recognizing the essential role that wild animals and plants play in sustaining ecosys...

World Wildlife Day 2026: what does it mean for Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa? www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... Feat article by Siya Aggrey.

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Check out this week's IHP news 868: “Human rights are not a spectator sport” www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with some translations & AI summary)

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World Wildlife Day 2026: what does it mean for Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa? On 3 March every year, the global community comes together to celebrate  United Nations World Wildlife Day  (WWD), recognizing the essential role that wild animals and plants play in sustaining ecosys...

World Wildlife Day 2026: what does it mean for Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa? www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... New IHP Feat article by Siya Aggrey.

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Check out this week's IHP news 867: Let's get on our horses www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with some translations, & short AI summary + key reads). See the website.

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The WHO process for supporting the reform of the global health architecture The reform of the global health architecture (GHA) discussed in the last WHO Executive Board (E.B.) in February 2026, is a matter of strategic importance for the future of the global health system (GH...

The WHO process for supporting the reform of the global health architecture www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... This week's IHP Feat article by Daniel López Acuña.

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Check out this week's IHP news 867: Let's get on our horses www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with some translations, & short AI summary + key reads). See the website.

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Stay tuned for a new IHP newsletter on Friday 20 February. To subscribe to the weekly knowledge management tool: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org

The WHO process for supporting the reform of the global health architecture The reform of the global health architecture (GHA) discussed in the last WHO Executive Board (E.B.) in February 2026, is a matter of strategic importance for the future of the global health system (GH...

The WHO process for supporting the reform of the global health architecture www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... New feat article by Daniel López Acuña.

From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle? Guinea is less dependent on US funding than many other African countries. As a result, the impact of changes in global health funding on Guinea (and countries like it) is often neglected.

From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle? www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... By Delphin Kolié et al.

The WHO process for supporting the reform of the global health architecture The reform of the global health architecture (GHA) discussed in the last WHO Executive Board (E.B.) in February 2026, is a matter of strategic importance for the future of the global health system (GH...

The WHO process for supporting the reform of the global health architecture www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... New feat article by Daniel López Acuña.

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Stay tuned for a new IHP newsletter on Friday 20 February. To subscribe to the weekly knowledge management tool: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org

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Check out this week's IHP news 866: From Bad Bunny all the way to Munich www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/newsletter/ pdf: www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/wp-content/u... (also with translations, and AI summary + key reads)

From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle? Guinea is less dependent on US funding than many other African countries. As a result, the impact of changes in global health funding on Guinea (and countries like it) is often neglected.

From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle? www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... Check out this new IHP Feat article by Delphin Kolié, Antea Paviotti & Nicola Deghaye #IHPResNet #Guinea

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From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle? Guinea is less dependent on US funding than many other African countries. As a result, the impact of changes in global health funding on Guinea (and countries like it) is often neglected.

From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle? www.internationalhealthpolicies.org/featured-art... Check out this new IHP Feat article by Delphin Kolié, Antea Paviotti & Nicola Deghaye #IHPResNet #Guinea