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From emergency multilateralism to resilient health diplomacy

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By Garry Aslanyan, Katherine Urbáez
| The Lancet Verified
The convergence of multiple crises—including the COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical fragmentation, climate shocks, digital disruption, and economic precarity—has exposed the fragility and limitations of global health cooperation.1 Although multilateral institutions have mounted emergency responses, many efforts have been constrained by fragmented funding and governance, inequitable access to innovation, and interest-driven diplomacy.
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From algorithms to negotiations: Why health diplomacy must adapt

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By Garry Aslanyan, Warisa Panichkriangkrai, Ricardo Baptista Leite, Jemilah Mahmood
| PLOS
Reimagining global health diplomacy for the digital age Health diplomacy has historically relied on the World Health Assembly for member states to convene and negotiate agreements on critical global health issues but has increasingly expanded to other political and multilateral fora such as the United Nations General Assembly, G7 and G20, and Climate COPs. The underpinnings of these processes are negotiation, compromise, and reciprocity—elements that hinge on interpersonal dynamics, shared...
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The key to improving global health? Radical listening

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By Kinari Webb, Garry Aslanyan
| Salon Verified
In 1505, Poland’s parliament adopted a transformational piece of legislation. Translated as “Nothing new without the common consent,” the new law redistributed political power by forbidding the king from issuing decrees without first getting parliamentary approval. This same principle, streamlined to “Nothing about us without us,” has underpinned popular social movements of our time. It’s the defining position of the global disability rights movement. It’s a rallying cry for people living with .
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