Global News Roundup: Pandemic Accord, Vatican Peace Push, and German Stabbing Suspect Caught

Global Headlines: Pandemic Plan, Vatican Peace Talks, and German Stabbing Suspect Arrested The world stage saw significant developments this week. The World Health Organization (WHO) adopted a new global accord aimed at improving responses to future pandemics. This follows criticism of the international community's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The agreement guarantees global access to vaccines and medicines, a crucial step in preventing future health crises. "This is a landmark achievement," said Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General (paraphrased). Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine continue. Pope Leo XIV has indicated the Vatican's willingness to host the next round of peace negotiations, offering a neutral venue for dialogue. In Germany, police apprehended a suspect in a stabbing incident in Bielefeld, after a two-day manhunt. Five people were injured in the attack outside a bar. The events highlight the need for global cooperation in tackling health crises and maintaining international peace.