Controversial WHO proposal—the Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing (PABS) System—is raising urgent global concerns about biosecurity, government power, and pandemic risk.
Who’s really in charge of global health policy now, and what does that mean for American sovereignty, medical freedom, and future “emergency” powers?
The U.S. officially exited the WHO on Jan. 22, 2026—saving $500M+ annually (US share: 16% of budget vs. China’s 12%) after Trump’s Day One 2025 executive order, reclaiming sovereignty from an agency that bowed to Beijing on COVID origins and lab leak probes.
One province in China, Sichuan, has announced its intention to suspend coercive population control for five years.
