29 articles · 14 authors · Updated 13 Feb, 17:06
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Few moments in recent history have tested the resilience of healthcare systems as much as the COVID-19 pandemic has. The crisis exposed flaws in both fully public and private healthcare
Michela Robino
13 Feb 2025
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Caroline Gracia
2 May 2022
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Here we are, vaccines have been approved and trials have been promising. Now the stake is at distribution. Most westerners have been hearing of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine, the BioNTech-Pfizer’s and the Moderna’s. But that’s not it, two other vaccines are Russian (Sputnik and EpiVacCorona), another one is Chinese (CanSinoBIO from SinoPharm). And right now there are 64 vaccine candidates at the WHO still undergoing clinical trials. The interesting fact is who gets what. In our interconnected world, where liberalism is argued to be the end of history, division among states on getting the…
Anselme Ticquet
25 Jan 2021
Updated 13 Feb · 17:06
Sara Lopez
28 Sep 2020
On September 22nd, the Palestinian Authority’s foreign minister Riyad al-Maliki announced that they will not chair the Arab League for
Anselme Ticquet
28 Sep 2020
After posting a video explaining how inevitable the second wave was in the UK, Boris Johnson seems to find himself
Anselme Ticquet
21 Sep 2020
An overall of 2.5 million cases and a record of daily new cases, 68.000 on the 10th of July, the
Anselme Ticquet
17 Jul 2020
Financial markets crash, strict lockdowns, economic losses. How did we get there? Take into account three words: Virus, Politics,
Anselme Ticquet
15 Jul 2020
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