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(HealthDay News) — China has promised to give $500 million to the World Health Organization (WHO) over the next 5 years, positioning itself to become the group’s top donor, The Washington Post ...

Beijing is trying to portray itself as a global leader, capitalizing on Washington’s isolationist turn, analysts said.

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Beijing will replace the United States as the organization’s top state donor, expanding its influence as the U.S. retreats ...

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China, Qatar, Switzerland and others pledged over $170 million for the World Health Organization at its assembly on Tuesday, ...

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