Trump Says U.S. Will End Relationship With WHO

The United States has been contributing significantly more to the World Health Organization (WHO) compared to other countries, paying approximately $450 million annually. Despite detailing necessary reforms, the WHO has not acted on them. Consequently, the US is terminating its relationship with the WHO and reallocating funds to other urgent global public health needs.

How much does the United States contribute annually to the World Health Organization?

• $100 million

• $450 million

• $500 million

• $40 million

What has the United States requested from the World Health Organization?

• Reforms

• Increased funding

• More staff

• New headquarters

What action did the United States take due to the lack of reforms by the WHO?

• Increased funding

• Terminated the relationship

• Hired new staff

• Built new facilities

Where will the United States redirect the funds previously allocated to the WHO?

• Education programs

• Space exploration

• Global public health needs

• Military expenses

What was the main reason for the U.S. decision to end its relationship with the WHO?

• Lack of cooperation

• Insufficient funding

• Political differences

• Failure to implement reforms