The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed international tensions, in particular between China and the United States.
Health
Health security issues caught Ifri's attention very early on: the dynamics of epidemics, resilience of health systems, the role of States, international organizations and NGOs. In 2008, for example, Ifri launched a three-year program dedicated to health and the environment. In this context, work has been carried out on various subjects such as H1N1 influenza or international health cooperation.
Acting as a catalyst for international relations, the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated and amplified previously latent geopolitical trends. Since the start of this pandemic, Ifri has produced numerous analyzes on its global, regional or sectoral consequences.
RAMSES 2021. At the Edge?, written by Ifri's research team and external experts, offers an in-depth and up-to-date analysis of geopolitics in today’s world.
As Europeans get ready for their summer holidays, the Covid-19 pandemic seems to be winding down, despite hotspots cropping up here and there. However, we are not safe from the next wave. After so many careless speeches, nobody dares to make any more precise forecasts. In any case, any...
The COVID-19 crisis has hit the countries of the European Union (EU) hard.
As I write these lines, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be following the pathway forecast by those epidemiologists and virologists, who have been telling us for weeks that the wave is past its peak. If it is, this does not mean that we are safe from a second wave some time later, but only that...
Analysis from 19 countries reveals the complexities of Europe’s relations with China amid the Covid-19 crisis.
After my first editorial a month ago (it seems like forever!), I am back with some concise remarks.
The unforeseeable COVID-19 crisis raises fundamental questions on a number of levels.
The shocks from COVID-19 likely to affect energy and the climate are multiple and unprecedented in scale and scope.
...While the coronavirus health crisis is currently intensifying in Europe, it does not seem to be affecting France and Germany at the same pace or with the same intensity. The crisis is putting both countries' respective hospital systems to the test in different ways. France and Germany's...
The influenza A/H1N1: Managing pandemics
With Jean-Claude Desenclos, Scientific Director, Institut de Veille Sanitaire (InVS), Monique Eloit, adjunct Director, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), and Didier Houssin, interministerial delegate to the fight against avian...
Managing health and environmental risks and crises. Lessons from Europe and Asia.
The second international seminar of the Health&Environment programme will bring together researchers, practitioners and policy-makers from all over Europe and Asia, to debate the current prevention and management systems of health and environment...
The Global Fight Against Avian Influenza: Lessons for the management of health and environmental crises.
Where are we now in the fight against the avian influenza (AI) pandemic? While the disease is not making the headlines as it used to, the fight continues, both on the ground and in specialised institutional circles. The second study of Ifri"s Health&Environment programme<...>
Impacting health, the environment and global governance. The challenges of taking a security approach.
Through the bringing together of experts from the health and the environment field, "Impacting health, the environment and global governance. The challenges of taking a security approach." will stimulate a high level and interdisciplinary debate on the potential impacts of...
Local Momentum for Global Governance: The Management of Industrial Accidents and Transboundary Water Pollution. The Baia Mare Cyanide Spill, Romania 2000.
How should we manage cases of transborder industrial pollution? The results of the first case study of the Health&Environment programme will be presented during a closed discussion seminar, with Pr. Bernard Barraqué as a discussant (AgroParisTech - ENGREF).
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