Here's what else is happening

• 🦠WHO says it has less than half funding needed to fight Ebola. The global health agency has ​received about 40 per cent of its $115m appeal to ⁠tackle the Bundibugyo outbreak in eastern ‌Democratic Republic of Congo.
  Reuters (EN)
• ⛲A new committee to defend ‘perpetual and armed’ Swiss neutrality to save international Geneva. The Committee for International Geneva and its Neutrality presented its arguments in favour of the Pro Suisse initiative. It brings together a diverse group of people, ranging from the Labour Party to the MCG, and including former ambassador Jean-Daniel Ruch.
  Le Temps🔒 (FR)
• 🌿Race for AI governance ignores risks to nature, experts warn. Nature and biodiversity have been sidelined in AI governance discussions — and the clock is ticking on trying to protect them, experts said during the UN Dialogue in Geneva last week.
  Devex (EN)
• ⚖️US moves to 'systematically disable' ICC in major escalation against court. US secretary of state Marco Rubio argued that the ICC posed an unacceptable threat to American sovereignty by claiming authority to investigate and prosecute US citizens.
  Arete News (EN)
• 💊Half a million dead, one in twelve treated: UN charts a drug trade remade by chemistry and conflict. War is reshaping the global trade map, and the collapse of Afghanistan’s opium production could, paradoxically, be pushing the world even faster toward more dangerous synthetics, according to a new report by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
  Health Policy Watch (EN)