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The Future of the WHO—and How the United States Can Shape It

The United States will officially end its relationship with the World Health Organization on January 22, 2026. But this break potentially opens the way for the next phase of reform. A smart transition back into U.S. membership is a path that will advance U.S. interests.

Commentary by J. Stephen Morrison and Paul Friedrichs — January 20, 2026

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The Ground Campaign Resumes—Gaza: The Human Toll

CSIS's J. Steven Morrison, Seth G. Jones, and Michelle Strucke discussed the resumption of the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, the unfolding aerial bombing and ground campaign in the south, and the direction the health and humanitarian crises are heading.

Transcript — December 6, 2023

What a Temporary Ceasefire Means— Gaza: The Human Toll

“Gaza: The Human Toll” will capture the evolving humanitarian and health situation inside Gaza, understand how the conduct of the war is shaping outcomes, understand the policy and operational choices on the table, and think carefully about what may lie ahead.

Event — December 1, 2023

The New Realism Needed to Secure PEPFAR’s Future

This World AIDS Day, the White House, the State Department, congressional stalwarts, and others need a new, realist strategy to defend PEPFAR’s future, in the absence of a five-year reauthorization.

Commentary by J. Stephen Morrison — November 29, 2023

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Heidi Larson, Chair and Co-Founder of the Global Listening Project: “The people part of the Covid experience was our Achilles heel”

In this episode, Heidi Larson, Professor of Anthropology, Risk and Decision Science at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, speaks with Katherine about the goals of the Global Listening Project, which is focused on “driving real understanding and positive action to better prepare society for times of crisis.” 

Podcast Episode by Katherine E. Bliss — November 27, 2023

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