WHO Adopts Pandemic Treaty Amid Sovereignty Backlash
The UN’s health agency says the agreement will “make the world more equitable and safer from future pandemics.”
TEC News
May 20, 2025
Police are investigating whether it was accidental or deliberate.
Syria’s foreign minister welcomed the move by Brussels.
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Netanyahu has accused Britain and France of handing Hamas a “huge prize” and “inviting more atrocities.”
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A similar request from Marine Le Pen’s party last month was met with complete silence from the Commission.
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The Central European nation branded it a “political court.”
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