NEW YORK -- United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has described Pakistani rights activist Malala Yousufzai "a symbol of hope, a daughter of the United Nations.
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Summary: PARIS - Shaikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign Minister and United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Thursday exchanged views on the current global situation, including agriculture, energy, climate change and food security as well as the items on the agenda of the current G20 Leaders Summit in Cannes, France.
Byline: Daily Star Staff Summary: United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will ask the Security Council in the next few days to extend the mandate of peacekeepers in South Lebanon for one year without amendment to the mission's rules of engagement, according to Lebanon's Al-Mustaqbal newspaper.
Byline: ANI Summary: United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon has warned that failure to combat climate change would destabilize many countries.