AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHumanitarian Aid: The UN World Food Programme has cut assistance to 500,000 people in Gaza and 200,000 in the West Bank amid funding shortages, and is appealing for $450 million to restore aid for six months. Biodiversity: At COP17 in Armenia, governments are under pressure to act as 22 of 23 global nature targets remain off track; about $2.6 trillion in annual subsidies still supports activities that harm biodiversity. Rohingya Repatriation: Bangladesh’s home minister and the UN envoy on Myanmar called for stronger international engagement and conditions for the safe, voluntary return of Rohingya refugees. Decolonisation: Pacific churches rejected a U.S. call to end the UN decolonisation committee, saying it is vital to the political rights of six Pacific territories still on the UN list. Children in Conflict: The Security Council unanimously adopted a Greek-led resolution addressing how digital technology can facilitate abuses against children in armed conflict and help prevent them. AI Oversight: The U.S. Government Accountability Office made oversight of AI and emerging technology a priority in its 2027–2032 plan, including risks to security, privacy and government decision-making.
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