WHO warns U.S. exit could undercut disease surveillance and response
Move follows year-long U.S. withdrawal process and comes as WHO members advance talks on a new pandemic agreement.
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Myanmar rejects genocide claims as a 'legitimate’ response to terrorism
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Trump's order signals further retreat from global cooperation and a dismantling of science diplomacy infrastructure.
Trump pulls U.S. from 66 more global bodies and key climate efforts
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U.N., European leaders alarmed at impacts of U.S. action in Venezuela
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U.S. pledges $2 billion to U.N. aid, reshaping humanitarian model
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U.N. flags uneven staff health services as agencies absorb aid cuts
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Trump calls U.S. the real U.N. after Thailand, Cambodia ceasefire
The comments were consistent with Trump’s long-standing hostility toward the U.N. and multilateralism more broadly.
Groups clinch deal to protect Cochamó Valley as a future park
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