Strategische Vragen | De Strateeg: Kan je als bedrijf rekening houden met de grillen van Trump?
Kan je als bedrijf wel rekening houden met Trumps onvoorspelbaarheid? En hoe beïnvloeden geopolitieke spanningen onderhandelingen voor het bedrijfsleven? HCSS expert Sven Koopmans en Marhijn Visser, adjunct-directeur Internationale Zaken bij VNO-NCW bespreken het in deze aflevering van De Strateeg.
Global Health Data in a Shifting International Order: Risks and Implications for Small and Middle Powers
Health data sharing has long underpinned global pandemic preparedness, early warning systems and vaccine development. Yet, as US-PRC rivalry intensifies, health data is increasingly treated as a strategic asset, reshaping patterns of international cooperation. This snapshot by Noemie Jacq examines how great power competition is transforming global health governance and the implications for Small and Middle Powers (SMPs), which remain structurally dependent on effective multilateral systems. Drawing on the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2026 Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, it identifies three key risks for SMPs: informational, technological and distributional, and considers how fairer and more resilient systems for health data sharing can be established.
New Snapshot | Global Health Data in a Shifting International Order: Risks and Implications for Small and Middle Powers
Health data sharing has long underpinned global pandemic preparedness, early warning systems and vaccine development. Yet, as US-PRC rivalry intensifies, health data is increasingly treated as a strategic asset, reshaping patterns of international cooperation. This snapshot by Noemie Jacq examines how great power competition is transforming global health governance and the implications for Small and Middle Powers (SMPs), which remain structurally dependent on effective multilateral systems. Drawing on the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2026 Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, it identifies three key risks for SMPs: informational, technological and distributional, and considers how fairer and more resilient systems for health data sharing can be established.
