💨 Abstract
Trump signed an executive order exiting the World Health Organisation (WHO), citing its mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic, political influence, and financial burdens. As the largest WHO funder, the US departure would impact the agency's finances and influence, potentially affecting global health initiatives in low-income countries like India. The WHO expressed regret and hopes for dialogue to maintain partnership.
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