There's a global pandemic treaty that's signed -- and in 'limbo.' What's the holdup?

The global pandemic treaty, intended to help countries prepare for and combat future pandemics, has been signed but remains unimplemented. Despite its potential to streamline international cooperation in health emergencies, the treaty's delay highlights the challenges in global governance and the political hurdles that can impede swift action on international agreements. The ongoing holdup underscores the need for stronger global collaboration and underscores the risks of fragmented responses in the face of global health threats.