Pakistan, Jan. 28 -- The United States is set to officially leave the World Health Organization on Thursday, raising serious concerns over both domestic and international health collaboration. Moreover, the move comes amid warnings that it may violate US law, as the country has yet to pay $260 million in outstanding WHO fees. Experts say the exit could disrupt global disease monitoring and response systems, affecting millions worldwide. The decision highlights tensions between national policy and international health obligations.

President Donald Trump first announced the US withdrawal on the first day of his 2025 presidency through an executive order. Under US law, a one-year notice and full payment of owed contributions are required be...