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World leaders urged to push through Pandemic Agreement

World leaders urged to push through Pandemic Agreement
The Telegraph Monday 15 June 2026, 09:10 UTC By Paul Nuki 1 min read
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A key part of the agreement, which seeks to prepare the world for the next pandemic, was deferred last year amid arguments over its wording

A key part of the agreement, which seeks to prepare the world for the next pandemic, was deferred last year amid arguments over its wording
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