Here's what else has happened

• 🗳️Indonesian health minister Budi Sadikin joins race to lead WHO. Sadikin, who sits on the boards of the Stop TB Partnership and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, is the fourth candidate throw his hat in the ring, alongside Belgian doctor Hans Kluge, Hanan Mohamed Al Kuwari from Qatar and Hanan Balkhy from Saudi Arabia.
  Devex (EN)
• ⛰️Make the UN great again: The uphill struggle facing the next secretary general. Observers are divided over whether Guterres' successor will be able to persuade powers large and small to invest in the organisation, or if they'll have to settle with overseeing its steady decline.
  Time (EN)
• 💼The faithful return: Lagarde says she’s 'ready to serve' as WEF chief. Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, could take the lead at the World Economic Forum in 2027. The move would fulfil a long‑standing ambition of WEF founder Klaus Schwab. An old acquaintance, former Swiss central banker Philipp Hildebrand, is playing a key role in the succession process.
  Le Temps🔒 (FR)
• 🌐Superpowers are discovering their limits, says UN chief. António Guterres tells the Financial Times that major powers no longer have the capacity to impose their will as they used to, pointing to protracted wars like Ukraine, which Russia expected to last a matter of days, not years.
  Financial Times (EN)
• 🚫Sudan seeks China-led bloc’s support to thwart UN rights mission renewal. Sudan urged on Wednesday the 29‑country group to reject a western-led draft resolution aimed at renewing the UN Human Rights Council’s fact‑finding mission.
  Sudan Tribune (EN)
• 🇲🇲Human rights situation in Myanmar ‘plummets to new low’, UN says. A new report says the “ever-worsening brutal abuse” against Rohingya minority and the impact of illicit economies, which has increased in the Myanmar’s military quest for legitimacy, has only deepened the suffering of civilians.
  Al-Jazeera (EN)