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Britain refuses to sign global vaccine treaty that would force it to give away up to fifth of jabs

Britain refuses to sign global vaccine treaty that would force it to give away up to fifth of jabs
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Britain refuses to sign global vaccine treaty that would force it to give away fifth of jabs

Britain refuses to sign global vaccine treaty that would force it to give away fifth of jabs
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Fears of a foreign jab grab on UK pandemic drugs ahead of a planned World Health Organisation treaty

The UK was one of the countries that announced plans in March 2021 for an agreement that would bind states in tackling global health emergencies.

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Pandemic treaty will give WHO power to demand 20pc of British vaccines

Fears voiced that agreement could mean vaccines being taken from where they are most needed and sent to areas not at risk

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UK s evolving role in global health

The focus should be on equal partnerships and collaboration As an election year in the UK, 2024 is an auspicious time for the politics of health, with critical implications for the international as well as domestic space. What are the opportunities and challenges for the UK’s position in global health? Over the past three decades, the UK has been an agenda setting and technical leader, as well as a major donor in global health activities. The national health service serves as a beacon for universal health coverage.1 However, 14 years of austerity policies,2 coupled with Brexit,3 have weakened public health infrastructure in the UK. Internationally, its contributions and impact, as well as reputation, are mostly in decline, because of substantial reductions in official development assistance since 2019, highlighted in recent Center for Global Development analysis.4 The UK government’s global health framework for 2023-25,5 emphasises the sustainable development goals, the need to a

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