Olympics Foreshadow Beijing's Intention To Follow Own Policy Path?
Related Lower Need For Pandemic Vaccines, Drugs?
Executive Summary
The Beijing Winter Olympics highlight a changing China that is becoming more confident and confrontational in its policies, although a willingness to challenge international rules could potentially stall the further introductions of novel vaccines and treatments at a critical juncture of the pandemic.
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