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Ireland: Trump’s Targeting of Health Keeps People Hungry, Sick and Less Likely To Fight Back

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Irish Examiner

South Korea: A Free Ride? Does Oliver-ssam Envy Korean Health Care?

Ruthie Yarbrough - . Published in Yonhap News

The U.S. health care system, dubbed “ideal” by Korean doctors, is the complete opposite of South Korea’s system.

Austria: The Agreement on the US Budget Is a Defeat for the Democrats

Peter Carioca - . Published in Der Standard

Germany: The Democrats’ Missed Chance

Michael Stehle - . Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Evil can only be fought with evil.

Japan: US Shooting: We Must Also Turn an Eye Toward Inequality

Dorothy Phoenix - . Published in Tokyo Shimbun

Mexico: A Folklore Hero

Stephen Routledge - . Published in El Heraldo de México

[M]angione may well be seen as an “avenger” of health insurance companies’ ... an ordinary hero.

Switzerland: Heroization of New York Murderer: Victim-Perpetrator Role Reversal Charts a Fatal Course*

Mallory Matsumoto - . Published in Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Canada: RFK Jr. Is a Danger to Health Care in the US — and Canada

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Ottawa Citizen

Uganda: Why Uganda Still Needs US HIV/Aids Money

Robin Koerner - . Published in Monitor

We urge caution in belittling U.S. HIV support and reducing it to merely buying antiretrovirals.

U.K.: My US Hellscape or Broken Britain: Where Would You Rather Seek Health Care?

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Guardian

It’s insurance renewal time again – when I discuss coverage in New York, I hear tales of NHS woe in the U.K., and wonder which is worse.

Finland: The US Is a Developing Country That Can’t Be Saved by 1 Election

Robin Koerner - . Published in Iltalehti

A concretely better quality of life [...] cannot be achieved in one election — nor will there be a fast-pass to the repair shop.

Austria: US Infant Formula Crisis: Mothers Are Not To Blame

Robin Koerner - . Published in Der Standard
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