• Assembly President calls on Israel, Palestinians to implement resolution on Gaza conflict

• UN ‘s Asia-Pacific gathering wraps up with call for better trade deal for poorer States

• UN calls for strengthening of environmental laws in armed conflict

• Ban rejects reports of UN withdrawal from Afghanistan

• UN agencies launch campaign lifting the lid on the damaging impact of corruption

• UN launches campaign harnessing support to end violence against women

• UN agency helps officials in Cape Verde tackle outbreak of dengue fever

• Little progress in overcoming deadlock in Nepal’s peace process, says UN envoy

• UN anti-malaria official commends UNICEF for funding 20 million mosquito nets

• Lebanon: UN envoy holds talks to try to end delays on formation of government

• UN providing essential health services to displaced persons in northern Yemen

• UN stepping up assistance to latest wave of conflict displaced Pakistanis

• Displaced Sri Lankans increasingly returning home from camps – UN

• Tribal clashes uproot over 16,000 civilians in northern DR Congo, reports UN

• Kenya: UN seeks urgent funds to respond to flooding in refugee camps

• UN official still hopeful for strong climate deal as latest talks end

• General Assembly backs findings of UN report into Gaza conflict

• Africa’s efforts to achieve anti-poverty goals in peril, warns Migiro

• UN peacekeepers involved in abuse are being punished, world body says

• Working together, nations can tackle today’s major challenges – Ban

• International Criminal Court trial of former DR Congo leader to start next April

• Drugs and crime threaten recent stability in Guinea-Bissau, warn UN officials

• Former Rwandan tea industry executive jailed for eight years by UN tribunal

• Malnutrition on the rise among rural Tajik children, UN warns

• UN’s Balkan war crimes tribunal decides to appoint defence counsel for Karadžić

• UN helps assess relief needs in wake of deadly typhoon in Viet Nam

• UNESCO unveils winners of three prizes for science

• War against hunger, global warming can be won on farmlands – UN report

• UN lauds first ever rescue of abducted children in southern Sudan

• Top UN human rights official to embark on first official visit to Brazil

• UN to relocate some Afghanistan staff following deadly attack

• United by a common goal, fallen UN staff aimed to help Afghans

• General Assembly begins debate on UN rights probe into Gaza conflict

• UN initiative aims to create jobs, spur lasting peace in post-conflict nations

• UN agency airdrops food aid to over 155,000 hungry people in southern Sudan

• UN assists after another tropical storm pounds the Philippines and Viet Nam

• Migrants worse off than other workers during recession, warns UN official

• Latin America making important progress towards development, UN official says

• Top UN official in Sudan hails return to civilian life of 15,000 former civil war soldiers

• Independent UN expert urges Mauritania to do more to end slavery practices

• Era of increased mobility requires better protection of migrants’ rights, says Ban