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Trust Is Biosecurity Infrastructure

If trust determines whether biological-security systems work, why don't we measure it?

Government

What Denmark’s Animal-Disease Compensation Model Tells Us About Biosecurity

Denmark treats animal-disease compensation as part of its surveillance system, not merely the fiscal aftermath of an outbreak — a…

Analysis

Five Outbreaks, One Veterinary System: Why Europe’s Animal-Health Preparedness Needs to Plan for Simultaneous Crises

At different points across the continent, Europe's veterinary authorities are managing African swine fever, avian influenza, sheep and goat pox,…

Analysis

Outside the System, Inside the Risk: What Europe’s Animal-Disease Pressure Means for the UK After Brexit

Europe's animal-health problems do not stop at the English Channel. The UK now sits outside the EU's institutional architecture for…

Analysis

Who Governs the Mosquito? Europe’s Changing Mosquito Landscape and the One Health Problem of Environmental Intervention

West Nile is spreading and the Aedes tiger mosquito is now established in 16 European countries. The disease is governable;…

Government

The EU Animal Health Law: Has Europe Built Prevention into the System?

Five years after it became applicable, the EU Animal Health Law has reordered European animal-health governance around prevention. The 2026…

Analysis

When Surveillance Systems Connect but Institutions Do Not

One Health surveillance is increasingly described as a data-sharing problem. The harder question is institutional: when biological information crosses a…

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