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Prepared for What’s Next: How Country Investments are Powering Global Health Resilience (opens the original)
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On the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the Pandemic Fund, together with the Governments of Armenia and Rwanda, will convene Heads of State, ministers of health and finance, leaders of international organizations, development partners, and global health experts for a high-level discussion on how country leadership and investment are strengthening pandemic preparedness and building a more resilient global health system. Ahead of the UN High-Level Meeting on Pandemic P
World’s Toughest Job: Live at UNGA81 (opens the original)
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Even in the best of times, the United Nations Secretary-General is said to have the most impossible job in the world. But these are not the best of times. The UN is facing fierce geopolitical divisions, protracted wars, and threats of financial insolvency. So what should the 10th Secretary-General do in their first 100 days… and beyond? What will it take to build a solid team, set an agenda and notch some early wins? And when almost everything feels like a crisis, how does the next SG figure out
Heart Failure in Focus (opens the original)
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Heart failure is a growing and underaddressed global health challenge, affecting an estimated 64 million people worldwide and placing significant pressure on patients, health systems, and economies. On World Heart Day 2026, Foreign Policy, in partnership with Viatris, will convene a global virtual dialogue examining the urgent need to improve the early detection, diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of heart failure. As populations age and prevalence rises, health systems face increasi
Her Power @ UNGA81 (opens the original)
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Women’s rights sit at a crossroads on the road to the 81st U.N. General Assembly. Against the backdrop of shrinking gender-related development funding, renewed debate over the structure and future of the U.N.’s gender equality and reproductive health mandates, and rising geopolitical instability, the future of multilateral action for women and girls faces renewed uncertainty. As the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals deadline approaches, governments, philanthropy, and the private sector are unde
Global Development Forum @ UNGA81 (opens the original)
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Countries across the Global South are facing a convergence of pressures—from global conflicts, food and energy price volatility, and heavy debt burdens to geopolitical competition and declining foreign aid from leading donors. Governments and development actors are now challenged to do more with fewer resources, and traditional models of development cooperation are being tested at a moment of growing need and constrained capacity. At the same time, these pressures are accelerating debate over ho
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