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Thursday 23 May

Congolese M23 rebels (L) pass a truck of police officers as they withdraw on December 1, 2012, from the city of Goma. The UN Security Council slapped an arms embargo Monday on the M23 and FDLR rebel groups amid a flare-up of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo's eastern region.

Bulletin: UN Security Council sanctions DR Congo rebels

Bulletin: UN Security Council sanctions DR Congo rebels

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A Congolese M23 rebel watches other rebels on a truck withdraw from the city of Goma in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo on December 1, 2012. The Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday welcomed UN sanctions imposed on M23 rebels and their alleged Rwandan allies, saying they could dissuade them from further "military adventures".

Bulletin: DR Congo welcomes sanctions against rebels, allies

Bulletin: DR Congo welcomes sanctions against rebels, allies

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This file photo shows Jose Ramos-Horta, pictured during a press conference in Dili, on March 19, 2012. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has tapped Ramos-Horta, a former East Timor president and Nobel Peace Prize winner, as his new special representative to coup-stricken Guinea-Bissau.

Bulletin: Jose Ramos-Horta named UN envoy to G.Bissau

Bulletin: Jose Ramos-Horta named UN envoy to G.Bissau

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Congolese M23 rebels withdraw on December 1, 2012, from the city of Goma in eastern DR Congo. M23 rebels opened fire on two UN helicopters in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the UN peacekeeping mission in the central African country said Friday.

Bulletin: Rebels fire at peacekeeper helicopters in DR Congo: UN

Bulletin: Rebels fire at peacekeeper helicopters in DR Congo: UN

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Central African Republic President Francois Bozize (C) speaks to the press after voting on January 23, 2011 at a polling station in a school in Bangui. The UN is evacuating staff from the Central African Republic and the US has warned its citizens to leave as rebel fighters close in on the tense capital Bangui.

Bulletin: UN pulls non-essential staff out of Central African Republic

Bulletin: UN pulls non-essential staff out of Central African Republic

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Displaced Congolese children stand against the gate of a religious organisation on the outskirts of Goma in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo on November 25, 2012. Several hundred children remain separated from their parents a month after fighting over the key eastern DR Congo city of Goma displaced nearly a million people, aid agencies said.

Bulletin: Hundreds of children in foster homes in DR Congo: UN

Bulletin: Hundreds of children in foster homes in DR Congo: UN

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A Sudanese soldier and machine gun in the oil town of Heglig bordering with South Sudan on April 24, 2012. Russia urged South Sudan on Saturday to punish those responsible for shooting down a UN helicopter and killing all four Russian crew members

Bulletin: S. Sudan under pressure to find UN chopper gunmen

Bulletin: S. Sudan under pressure to find UN chopper gunmen

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An African Union Mission in the Sudan (AMIS) peacekeeper mans a gun on December 15, 2007. Three peacekeepers shot dead by one of their comrades in Sudan's troubled Darfur region were all Ethiopian.

Bulletin: Darfur peacekeeper shoots dead 4 colleagues: UNAMID

Bulletin: Darfur peacekeeper shoots dead 4 colleagues: UNAMID

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South Sudan's army shot down a UN helicopter, killing all four Russian crew on board and bringing fierce United Nations condemnation on the world's newest state.

Bulletin: South Sudan military shoots down UN helicopter: spokesman

Bulletin: South Sudan military shoots down UN helicopter: spokesman

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People demonstrate in Bamako earlier this month in favour of an invasion of north Mali. Mali's government on Friday hailed UN Security Council approval for an African-led military force to reconquer the north from Islamist militants as a sign of international support for its "war against the terrorists".

Bulletin: Mali welcomes UN approval of military force

Bulletin: Mali welcomes UN approval of military force

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