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Just as one generation gives way to the next, global challenges are superseded by a new cohort.

Expanding Engagement among South Korea and the Quad Countries in the Indo-Pacific

Transforming or tinkering: the world remains unprepared for the next pandemic threat

Two years into Covid-19 pandemic, less than 10% of people living in crisis are vaccinated; just $96 million- less than 1% of the health budgets of the US, UK, EU and Germany - is needed to vaccinate people in IRC's operating areas

Two years after the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic and more than one year since the world began vaccinating against the disease, people living in the world’s worst crisis zones are left behind, warns the International Rescue Committee (IRC). While more than 60% of the world population has received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, that number drops to just 10% for

COVID-19 Collection

Biden Must Learn the Lessons of His Successes

The U.S. needs to stand on the side of those who will sustain global stability.

Four ways President Biden has supported refugees, and six actions he needs to take

The new administration will need to think big in order to help the record number of people facing conflict and crises around the world.

Six issues to watch in global health policy in 2022

As 2022 begins, GHTC is taking stock of the top global health R&D policy issues for the year ahead. Here are the top six topics GHTC will be tracking.

Enrolled in the religion of fear

As Omicron spreads globally, 94% of people in low-income countries remain unvaccinated and unprotected against COVID-19, warns IRC

The spread of the Omicron variant globally is an example of why the world needs to end vaccine inequality and scale up delivery to all, especially the world’s most vulnerable, warns the IRC. Our best defense against Omicron and the spread of other variants is to vaccinate as many people as possible globally. Yet, millions of people in low-income and conflict-affected countries