Polio Eradication Efforts Expose WHO Mismanagement and Flawed Strategies in Critical Regions

For nearly 40 years, the World Health Organization (WHO) alongside its partners has pursued a mission to eradicate polio worldwide. Despite reducing cases by over 99%, the disease remains stubbornly entrenched in Afghanistan and Pakistan — regions plagued not only by conflict but by systemic failures within the eradication campaign itself. As American taxpayers fund these efforts through global institutions, it is time to ask: Are these international bureaucracies truly accountable for their results? How Did $1 Billion Fail to Deliver Polio Freedom? The Associated Press investigation reveals that internal WHO reports dating back to 2017 already exposed alarming issues:...