Lipstick and COVID-19
Sarah HawkesJuly 12, 2021
By Sarah Hawkes & Kent Buse LONDON – “Is my lipstick protecting me against COVID-19?” ranks as one of the more intriguing
The Pandemic Threat to Female Leadership
Michele Barry and Geeta Rao GuptaJuly 5, 2021
By Michele Barry and Geeta Rao Gupta STANFORD – One in four. That’s the proportion of American women who are considering downshifting
The G7 Vaccine Charade
James K. GalbraithJune 28, 2021
By James K. Galbraith AUSTIN – In a recent essay on Samantha Power, President Joe Biden’s new administrator of the United
The Benefits of Bottom-Up Entrepreneurship
M Niaz AsadullahJune 21, 2021
By M. Niaz Asadullah & Mishkatur Rahman KUALA LUMPUR – As Bangladesh turns 50 this year, the country has much to celebrate.
Reform or Revolution in Global Health?
Paulo Buss & Leigh Kamore Haynes, Precious MatsosoJune 14, 2021
By Precious Matsoso, Paulo Buss & Leigh Kamore Haynes CAPE TOWN/RIO DE JANEIRO/BRUSSELS – The World Health Organization’s
Investing in Data Saves Lives
Mark Lowcock & Raj ShahJune 7, 2021
By Mark Lowcock & Raj Shah NEW YORK – When the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020, Afghanistan had only 300 ventilators
The Right Incentives for Global Vaccine Access
Michele Goodwin and Gregory ShafferMay 31, 2021
By Michele Goodwin and Gregory Shaffer IRVINE, CALIFORNIA – The COVID-19 pandemic continues to reveal shocking underlying
What It Will Take to Overcome the Pandemic
Maha El Rabbat & David Nabarro, Palitha AbeykoonMay 17, 2021
By Palitha Abeykoon, Maha El Rabbat & David Nabarro GENEVA – As special envoys on COVID-19 for the director-general of the
Measuring What Matters
Maxwell GomeraMay 3, 2021
By Maxwell Gomera KIGALI – As many as 150 million people globally, roughly the combined population of Canada, France, and the
Powering Sustainable Food Systems
Agnes KalibataApril 26, 2021
By Agnes Kalibata & Kristina Skierka NAIROBI – The 17 members of the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate generate