United Nations
Myanmar UN court case will be least of Suu Kyi’s woes
State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi will be at the International Court of Justice while her party readies for elections
MyanmarCalls for stronger UN Mali mission will achieve little
Mauritania and Senegal have been pushing to beef up the role of the UN peacekeeping force in the country
MaliEgypt will deny systematic human rights abuses
Egypt's human rights record is under review at the UN today
EgyptLibya arms embargo violations are set to continue
An early look at a UN report on arms embargo violations points to the United Arab Emirates and Turkey
LibyaUN agency for Palestinians will seek to show reform
UNRWA's top official has resigned following allegations of misconduct by himself and others in his senior team
PalestiniansUN drawdown leaves Haiti adrift
The UN has ended peacekeeping operations in Haiti, amid widespread political unrest
HaitiSkewed aid will deepen Yemeni divisions
Riyadh and Abu Dhabi focus on providing aid to certain areas, and other channels suffer from corruption and inefficiency
YemenEl Salvador’s new corruption body faces challenges
El Salvador’s president is following the example of neighbouring countries and setting up a hybrid anti-corruption body
El Salvador