David P. Fidler
David P. Fidler is a senior fellow for global health and cybersecurity at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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At COP28, the Climate-Health Nexus Turned a Corner, for Better and Worse
Health got more attention, a change that magnifies the unprecedented dangers an unprepared world faces
Henry Kissinger, Foreign Policy, and Global Health
Kissinger’s legacy informs the U.S. foreign policy experience with global health
Climate Change and Health at COP28
The conference in Dubai seeks to elevate health in climate policy
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Reveals Changes in the Trade-Health Nexus
President Joe Biden’s push to finish the IPEF highlights how trade and health issues have evolved
Global Health and the Sources of American Power
The Biden administration’s foreign policy vision exposes serious challenges for U.S. global health engagement
Shockwaves From the Israel-Hamas War Threaten Global Health
The conflict unleashes a cascade of bad consequences for global health endeavors
Counterterrorism Concepts and Health Policy Debates
Attacking drug cartels and applying pro-life principles to aid echoes ideas from the war on terrorism
American Conservatism and Global Health
A presidential transition strategy contains a conservative vision for U.S. global health policy
The UN General Assembly Hosts an Ambitious Health Agenda
Summits and high-level meetings will address post-COVID global health challenges
The G20 Summit Showcased India’s Ambitions in a Geopolitical World
The New Delhi declaration positioned global health within a nonaligned development strategy
Blocs, the BRICS, and Global Health
Recent geopolitical moves further reshape the international context for global health
Amid Global Boiling, the Foreign Policy Response Remains Lacking
Record heat clarifies the severity of the foreign policy problems climate mitigation and adaptation pose