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Pandemic Politics

WHO Pandemic Agreement: What PABS Means — and Why It Won't Be Ready at WHA79

On 18 May 2026, the 79th World Health Assembly (WHA79) opens in Geneva. On the agenda: the PABS annex to the WHO Pandemic Agreement — the mechanism that is supposed to determine what countries receive in return for sharing pathogen data that enables vaccine and drug development.

Exercise Polaris II: The WHO Rehearsed Ten Days Before the Hondius Outbreak

On 22–23 April 2026, the WHO conducted Exercise Polaris II: a two-day pandemic simulation involving 26 countries, 600 health experts, and more than 25 partner organisations. The scenario: a fictional new bacterial strain spreading across 27 countries. Ten days later, the WHO confirmed the first hantavirus cluster aboard the MV Hondius.

2G in Everyday Life: When Germany Sorted Its Citizens

Vaccinated or out. For twelve months, a QR code decided about fundamental rights. The justification — protection of others — was false. The society that went along doesn’t want to remember. # The Foundation That Wasn’t One # The entire 2G regulation was based on a single assumption: whoever is vaccinated protects others. Protection of others. Solidarity. “My vaccination protects you.”

The Children's Balance Sheet: What We Did to the Youngest

“Children are only slightly affected.” That’s what the STIKO chair said about COVID. What he didn’t say: the measures hit them harder than the virus. # The Numbers Nobody Wanted to Hear # The COPSY Study from the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) under Prof. Ulrike Ravens-Sieberer is the most comprehensive longitudinal study on the mental health of children and adolescents during the pandemic in Germany.

RKI Protocols Unredacted: How Science Was Politically Overridden

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A journalist sues. A court decides. 2,500 pages confirm what three years of “conspiracy theory” suppressed: the RKI acted on political orders — not scientific evidence. # The Man Who Didn’t Give Up # Paul Schreyer is a journalist and co-editor of Multipolar Magazine. Not an activist, not a Telegram influencer — a journalist who used Germany’s Freedom of Information Act (IFG) for its intended purpose: making state action transparent.