Preparing for the Next Pandemic The Foreign Ministries Science and Technology Advice Network (FMSTAN) is an independent peer network … Read More
Our common survival at local-global levels depends on being able to understand the urgencies of exponential change across these timescales. The ‘‘Pandemic Lens’’ introduced by the COVID-19 pandemic gives us perspective to operate with informed short-term to long-term decision making for the benefit of all on Earth across generations.… Read More
26th July 2020 Paul Arthur Berkman The Hague Journal of Diplomacy Prof Paul Berkman is at the Science Diplomacy Center, … Read More
1st September 2020 Lauren Aratani The Guardian The US government has said that it will not participate in a global … Read More
24th June 2020 Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard European Council on Foreign Relations @markhleonard @ecfr SUMMARY As covid-19 raged, speculation … Read More
17th June 2020 Peter Gluckman and Remi Quirion For Conseil des relations internationales de Montréal (CORIM) @corim_mcfr @PeterGluckman @SciChefQC
The COVID-19 pandemic is amplifying preexisting tensions between the United States and China across all domains, including science and technology. This is happening even as global science and technology cooperation has become a central feature of public health and the development of vaccines and treatments. … Read More
INGSA/Koi Tū EXCLUSIVE The COVID-19 pandemic has opened a window of opportunity in transnational cooperation and science diplomacy in the Ibero-American region.
May 2020 Lorenzo Melchor @DrLMelchor Ana Elorza Izaskun Lacunza @IzaskunLacunza Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT) @FECYT_Ciencia Report … Read More
Many countries are responding to the pandemic with sweeping unilateral actions and belligerent, threatening language. But to overcome this crisis, we need international collaboration, strong relationships and effective diplomacy.… Read More
