• UN humanitarian chief to arrive in Myanmar on Sunday

• Top UN envoy in Sudan welcomes deal to end deadly clashes in disputed town

• UN contributes $7 million for victims of deadly Chinese quake – Ban Ki-moon

• Burundi: Secretary-General welcomes arrival of rebel group for peace talks

• UN refugee agency provides aid to more than 40,000 Somalis who fled capital

• Focus in Myanmar on saving lives, not politics, Ban Ki-moon tells Assembly

• UN tribunal postpones trial of Serbian security figure due to ill health

• UN undeterred in facing challenges, Secretary-General tells future leaders

• UN sustainable development forum ends with call for more investment in research

• Growing violence in eastern Chad alarms UN refugee agency

• Veteran Finnish diplomat named winner of prestigious UNESCO peace prize

• Nepal's recent elections only one milestone in peace process - Ban Ki-moon

• ‘Encouraging’ progress on peace and security in Central Africa – Ban Ki-moon

• Unlawful killings continue at heavy rate in Afghanistan, UN rights expert says

• UN humanitarian officials in China reach out to offer help after quake

• World could face severe economic downturn, new UN report suggests

• Security Council calls for plans to deploy UN peace force to Somalia to continue

• Give people with disabilities access to information technology – Ban Ki-moon

• UN refugee chief calls for greater support for Somali refugees in Yemen

• Secretary-General focuses on role of fathers for International Day of Families

• Kosovo prison guard convicted by UN tribunal to serve rest of jail term in France

• Ban Ki-moon to send UN humanitarian chief to Myanmar

• General Assembly recognizes right of return of displaced to Abkhazia, Georgia

• UN humanitarian airlift in Sudan gets temporary reprieve

• Deadly fighting forces UN mission to evacuate staff from disputed Sudanese town

• Much bigger aid effort needed for Myanmar – Ban Ki-moon

• Darfur conflict threatens to enter new cycle of violence – top UN official

• UN refugee agency begins overland return operation from Zambia to DR Congo

• UN expert praises Spain’s role on terrorism but calls for legal reforms

• Political parties in Sierra Leone ‘committed’ to peaceful council elections – UN

• UNICEF feeds 44,000 displaced Somali children

• Secretary-General Ban calls for ‘reinvigoration’ of agriculture

• Tea consumption must be boosted to match supply, UN says

• Decolonization process not yet complete, says Ban Ki-moon

• New work rules could help fight against HIV/AIDS, UN labour agency says

• Ban Ki-moon deplores deadly terrorist bombings in Indian city of Jaipur

• UN helps Timor-Leste avoid long reach of global food crisis

• Secretary-General to give speech on nuclear disarmament at Harvard University

• Refugees can resume returning to Afghanistan from Pakistan – UN

• UN stands ready to help victims of China’s deadly earthquake

• Myanmar faces second catastrophe without more access for aid – UN

• Security Council slates weekend attacks by Darfur rebels near Sudanese capital

• Ex-combatants complete UN-led demobilization process in Côte d’Ivoire

• UN official welcomes new economic measures to help Palestinians

• UN refugee chief to head to Yemen

• Water and sanitation vital to achieving other development goals, UN official says

• Two senior UN appointments outlined by Secretary-General Ban

• Zimbabwe: UN voices concern over politically-motivated violence

• Experienced Australian official to head UN intellectual property agency

• Bosnian Croat commander jailed by UN tribunal to serve time in Italy

• Ban Ki-moon and ‘Friends of Lebanon’ welcome diplomatic efforts to end crisis

• General Assembly President holds talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders

• International task force on global food crisis opens new website – UN

• ‘Billion Tree Campaign’ blossoms to seven times its size, UN agency says

• Ban Ki-moon ‘deeply disappointed’ at continuing violence in Darfur