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Universal Health Care in Southeast Asia
Aging populations and rising health-care costs are creating a “golden opportunity” to build better health systems
Indonesia: Why Planetary Health Should Be on the Menu for the G20 Chair
President Joko Widodo has the opportunity to champion a "planetary health" approach
Indonesia's Foreign Policy and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Jakarta tests a new foreign policy strategy on the challenges created by COVID-19
COVID-19 and Democracy in Indonesia: Short-Term Stability and Long-Term Threats
The lasting implications of the pandemic could undermine the quality of Indonesian democracy
Indonesia Charts an Innovative Path on COVID-19 Vaccination
Poised for an ambitious vaccine rollout, the country must use all tools available to mitigate the worst of the pandemic
Southeast Asia Needs Its Own CDC
COVID-19 is a baptism by fire and highlights the need for an effective, durable disease control authority in the region
Why is Southeast Asia Responding Differently to COVID-19?
Fundamental differences and objectives between nation states in Southeast Asia influence their responses to COVID-19
Lessons From an Aging Asia
How will demographic shifts affect workforce, health care, gender equality, disaster response, and societal well-being?
Dr. Tom Frieden on the Politics of Epidemics
Health protection can fight disease, reduce economic losses, and save lives
The March of Private Health Care in Southeast Asia
How can a government achieve universal coverage for all citizens in a landscape where private care is deeply entrenched?
The Geopolitics of Polio in Southeast Asia
The risk of re-emergence highlights the looming political choices Southeast Asia now needs to make to protect its people
Southeast Asia’s Big Export to the World: Health Professionals
What long-term effect will the brain drain have on SE Asia, on top of a current shortfall of 700,000 doctors and nurses?