| HEADLINES
AT
A GLANCE |
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| 10 July, 2009 |
Helping world’s hungry also promotes peace and stability – Ban |
Civilians paying price of efforts to thwart DR Congo armed groups, UN envoy says |
Reports from Somalia suggest possible war crimes, says UN human rights chief |
Pakistan’s displacement crisis at ‘critical moment,’ says UN humanitarian chief |
Ivorian political parties must ensure elections will be free and fair – UN report |
UN begins clearing rubble caused by Gaza conflict |
Georgia: personnel from defunct UN mission to leave next week |
Global recession threatens African development, Ban says |
UN expert criticizes actions of authorities, Supreme Court in Honduras |
UN responding to deadly landslide in Myanmar |
Security Council concerned over precarious progress made in West Africa |
UNAIDS welcomes French-speaking bloc’s commitment to combat HIV |
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| 9 July, 2009 |
New investment monitoring tool aims to boost business in Africa – UN agency |
Iraq: ancient Babylon archaeological site damaged by military activity |
Improving mobile communications during disasters focus of new UN partnership |
Invest more in higher education, say participants at UN forum |
Proposed climate change measures insufficient, Ban tells major economies |
Demand for handguns fuelling small arms trade, UN data shows |
US legal expert appointed as Registrar of UN-backed tribunal for Lebanon killings |
UN population agency and Iraq partner to boost development |
International Criminal Court receives materials on Kenyan post-election violence |
Without global support, Somalia will fall to opposition – top UN political official |
UN adviser takes part in summit on sport and social change in London |
Security the focus of latest round of UN-backed talks between Cypriot leaders |
Israel barrier must come down, UN rights expert says |
Global cooperation key to boosting public health – UN Economic and Social Council |
UN humanitarian chief gets first-hand look at site of Pakistani clashes |
Benin: UN activates humanitarian response as heavy floods take toll |
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| 8 July, 2009 |
UN war crimes tribunal rejects Karadžić claim for immunity from prosecution |
Uprooted Pakistanis express desire to return home to UN relief chief |
Fight against heart attacks, strokes and cancers gets boost with new UN initiative |
Foreign direct investment policies of G20 nations generally positive, says UN report |
UNICEF welcomes release of almost 200 child soldiers by Central African rebel force |
Bill Clinton wraps up first visit to Haiti as UN special envoy |
Secretary-General en route to Italy to meet with G8 leaders |
Five years after judgment, Israel barrier still under construction – UN |
UN envoy in Greece to discuss former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia name issue |
Insecurity in eastern DR Congo still hindering humanitarian aid operations – UN |
Violence against Afghan women widespread and unpunished, finds UN report |
Iranian Kurd refugees in Iraq relocated from no-man’s land to camp – UN |
UN launches initiative to rid West Africa of organized crime, drug trafficking |
Lebanon and neighbours need to make more progress – UN envoy |
UN-backed fund reaches over 2 million people worldwide with AIDS treatment |
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| 7 July, 2009 |
UN agencies urge action by G8 leaders to support world’s hungry |
UN uses post office network to raise awareness about HIV prevention |
UN envoy holds talks with former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on name issue |
Senior UN official nominated as Secretary-General’s top envoy to Iraq |
Drug trafficking and violence threaten gains in West Africa – UN official |
No effort must be spared to aid displaced Pakistanis, says UN relief chief |
Better water management key to tacking Afghan poverty, UN envoy says |
Number of Somalis uprooted by violence in capital tops 200,000 – UN |
UN to strengthen peacekeeping efforts amid rising demand, says Ban |
Eastern DR Congo still faces security, humanitarian challenges – Ban |
UN human rights chief alarmed by ‘major tragedy’ in western China |
UN human rights probe into Gaza conflict wraps up public hearings in Geneva |
Unresolved issues hindering permanent peace between Israel and Lebanon – UN report |
Ban pledges UN assistance in efforts to free abducted aid workers in Darfur |
Mass arrests in Iran spark grave concerns from UN human rights experts |
In Haiti, UN envoy Bill Clinton visits city devastated by hurricane |
Kosovars displaced by war face reintegration obstacles, says UN rights expert |
Security Council extends terms of judges on UN war crimes tribunals |
Ban welcomes Russian-United States agreement to cut nuclear arsenals |
Nepal: UN human rights official voices concern about promotion of army officer |