As NATO allies continue to help Ukraine beat back Russia’s assault, they must also address the important longer-term challenge of rebalancing trans-Atlantic defense and dependence on the United States. Hans Binnendijk, Daniel Hamilton, and Alexander Vershbow explain how Europe and America can find a path forward.
In the wake of the pandemic, the FDA was ordered to create a list of essential medicines and critical products to be assessed for supply chain vulnerability, but only those needed to protect the public in a health crisis. Marta Wosińska and Richard Frank argue that the recent baby formula shortage illustrates how this narrow approach fails to address the full scope of public health ramifications of supply interruptions.
“We are in the infancy stages of understanding COVID-19’s short- and long-term effects on the brain. However, what we do know is alarming.” Erin Smith, Carol Graham, and co-authors discuss the importance of taking steps to protect brain capital and skills that are essential to the knowledge economy.
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