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Daily Wrap 13 November 2025

From Haiti to Ethiopia: voices of climate displacement at COP30 Floods, heatwaves, droughts and storms are forcing millions from their homes every year. Most never cross a border; they remain internally displaced yet uprooted all the same. But experts warn that in the not-so-distant future, entire nations could disappear beneath rising seas or become uninhabitable through drought. Read more Climate and Environment World News in Brief: Typhoon generation, disability rights in Myanmar, new refugee-led climate fund The strongest typhoon to make landfall this year in the Philippines has impacted a staggering 1.7 million children – and more than five million people overall. Read more Climate and Environment Families in Sudan 'running out of time' as hunger spreads More than 21 million people in Sudan, 45 per cent of the population, are not getting enough to eat as the war between rival militaries continues, according to the World Food Programme (WFP).  Read more Humanitarian Aid Ending UNWRA services would imperil political way forward: Lazzarini Lack of sufficient funds is jeopardizing the ability of the UN relief agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA) to operate, the head of the agency said on Thursday.  Read more Migrants and Refugees Protecting lives in a warming world: Health takes centre stage at COP30 Hailed by Brazil as "a crucial moment to demonstrate the strength of the health sector in global climate action," a blueprint for global health systems to adapt to rising temperatures and extreme weather has been launched at the COP30 UN climate conference. Read more Climate and Environment Ethiopia: UN supports response to potentially deadly virus outbreak The World Health Organization (WHO) is supporting Ethiopia as the country faces a suspected viral haemorraghic fever outbreak in the south, the UN agency said on Thursday.  Read more Health Gaza: War has made children violent, sad and bereft More than nine in 10 children in Gaza are displaying signs of aggressive behaviour linked to more than two years of war between Hamas and Israel, welfare agencies have reported.  Read more Peace and Security

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