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Ebola epidemic in the DRC is deadliest on record, with more than 3,000 deaths

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By Kasmira Jefford Verified
| Geneva Solutions Verified
With no specific vaccine against the strain, chains of Ebola transmission are multiplying in a region devastated by three decades of conflict and little access to primary care.
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Killer robots close to breaching ‘moral red line’, warn UN and ICRC amid renewed push for treaty

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By Kasmira Jefford Verified
| Geneva Solutions Verified
States will meet in Geneva this week to discuss new rules to rein in the development and use of lethal autonomous weapons, amid mounting concerns that humans could soon become the target of “killer robots”. It could easily be overlooked as a routine UN meeting, but a little-known gathering of experts in Geneva this week is expected to capture the attention of governments, civil society, and experts in the military domain and international humanitarian law.
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‘These are not abstract figures, they’re my colleagues’: MSF mural calls to end attacks on healthcare in conflicts

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By Kasmira Jefford Verified
| Geneva Solutions Verified
On World Humanitarian Day, a public artwork next to Geneva University Hospitals exposes the fragility of protections afforded to aid and healthcare workers in war zones. In front of Geneva’s central hospital, as ambulance sirens blared in the background, a huge artwork was unveiled Wednesday calling out the increasing attacks on aid and healthcare workers in conflict zones, as the number of casualties in 2026 continues to rise.
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