Coronavirus, cases in the world are almost 2 million and Trump suspends funds to the WHO

According to the global tally kept by Johns Hopkins University, the coronavirus pandemic has claimed 125.910 lives, with 1.973.715 confirmed cases, 605.193 of which are in the United States. Donald Trump announced he will suspend funding to the World Health Organization, accusing it of "furthering China's disinformation about the coronavirus." The US president's move was expected, and the suspension will be in effect for 60 to 90 days, but it is not yet clear whether the United States will set conditions for resuming payments to the international organization focused on fighting the pandemic. "We have not been treated fairly," Trump said again at the White House press conference last night, blaming the WHO for initially underestimating the extent of the epidemic, thus leading to his initial underestimation of the danger to the United States, which has become the country with the highest number of infections and deaths, over 20, from the virus. Trump explained that the funding hold will continue “while a review is conducted to evaluate the WHO’s role and the gross mismanagement and cover-up of the spread of the coronavirus.”