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Heritage Party leader urges UK to withdraw from WHO

Heritage Party leader urges UK to withdraw from WHO
21.01.2025 13:34
David Kurten, the leader of the UK's Heritage Party, has called on the British government to follow the US and withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO)

"President Trump withdraws the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO). Our nation needs to do the same,” Kurten wrote on X.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has signed an order to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO).

The Financial Times previously reported that if the US withdraws from the organization, the WHO could lose a large portion of its funding.

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