The UN agency warned prices for a “life-saving treatment” for severe malnutrition in children are likely to jump 16% in the next six months due to the war in Ukraine, Covid-19 pandemic and climate change.
Six people have died and 350,000 people are suffering from an unexplained “fever” that has spread “explosively” across North Korea since April, state media said.
High vaccination rates will not stop omicron from killing more than 1 million people if China drops its zero-Covid policy of strict lockdowns to stop coronavirus transmission, modeling suggests.
The WHO’s regional members in Europe are debating a resolution to condemn Russian aggression and relocate a major office out of Moscow, which could force the organization to take a more overtly political stance in the conflict.