Pandemic treaty talks inch toward accord

WHO members ink deal on tackling pandemics

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The Trouble with Compulsory Globalism

The Covid experience revealed all. The response was notably global, nearly all nations locking down in the same way at roughly the same time, enforcing the same protocols and issuing the same remedies (more or less).

It is the first treaty aimed at improving preparedness and response to future pandemics, which was adopted on Tuesday, 15 April 2025, after three years of intensive negotiations.This agreement seeks to strengthen international coordination and ensure a fairer distribution of essential resources.The treaty establishes key guidelines for the development of prevention, preparedness and response mechanisms at the national and international levels.Wh…

WHO has concluded an agreement to make the world safer from pandemics. Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach speaks of a "win-win situation".

Negotiators agree on a less ambitious text than envisaged in the initial proposal, to be approved by the member countries of the institution at the next General Assembly in May, and subsequently ratified by each State

For more than three years, the World Health Organization's member countries have been working on a treaty to prevent chaotic conditions such as the Corona pandemic. Now there is a breakthrough.