Here's what else is happening

• ⚰️UN says Israel-Gaza war is deadliest ever for its personnel. Secretary general, António Guterres, said that 89 employees of Unrwa, its agency aiding Palestinian refugees, had been killed since the war began.
  New York Times (EN)
• 🗳️Saima Wazed elected WHO south-east Asia regional director despite corruption claims. The appointment of the daughter of Bangladesh's Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has been attributed to a relentless diplomatic campaign by her mother's government.
  Health Policy Watch (EN)
• 🛬UN rights chief travels to Middle East amid Gaza escalation. Volker Türk's five-day trip, which started on Tuesday, includes visiting Cairo and the Rafah crossing, followed by Jordan. Gaza, the West Bank and Israel are not part of it despite his office saying it sought access to the three locations.
  Reuters (EN)
• 🫁Fight against tuberculosis bounces back after pandemic – but remains one of the world’s biggest killers. In its annual TB report, the World Health Organization urged politicians to follow through on commitments and consign the disease to history books.
  Forbes (EN)
• 🤝World Bank to initially host loss and damage fund under draft deal. After nearly a year of talks, negotiators from developing countries made a key compromise on Saturday on how the future fund will work, but their bosses still have to sign off on the tentative deal at Cop28.
  Climate Change News (EN)