What has happened recently in Inferno is that the Consortium has sent a trained group of assault men to go and kill Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks. They try to get into Brooks' house, but fail to capture Langdon. They try to contact the police, and the police start looking for Langdon by making a bunch of road blocks and check-ups. They just barely get past them by pretending to be art teachers getting directed by a couple of students. The problem is, is that where they want to go is right through the barricade, but the art students help them by showing them how they usually get past the barricade.
In the most recent chapter, the story flips to the point of view of Dr. Elizabeth Sinskey, the director of the World Health Organization (WHO). After going to a lecture and giving a speech, a renowned member of the Council of Foreign Relations invites her to talk. He makes a rood comment, does not introduce himself, and if very disrespectful of Dr. Sinskey, though she does not leave. What he implies to her is that the worlds population is too high, and humans have resisted the worlds natural way to prevent overpopulation by any species, disease. He also implied that the only way for the world to not be overpopulated by humans is for it to be 'cleaned' by a disease.
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