Attacks in the Central African Republic & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (10 May 2017)

Daily Press Briefing: Central African Republic, United Kingdom, DSG travels, Yemen, Iraq, Libya, WMO, Vesak, Bird Day, Democratic Republic of the Congo, James Sutterlin, Press Stakeout tomorrow, Press Conference tomorrow
HIGHLIGHTS:
-SEARCH FOR MISSING PEACEKEEPER CONTINUES IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
-COMMITMENT TO REFORM MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS CRITICAL TO RESCUE MULTILATERALISM, SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL
-DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL TO TRAVEL TO VIENNA, BONN, DOHA
-U.N. YEMEN ENVOY STARTS REGIONAL TOUR
-622,000 PEOPLE DISPLACED BY MOSUL MILITARY OPERATIONS
-LIBYA: U.N. RELIEF WING LEADS MISSION TO BENGHAZI TO IDENTIFY HUMANITARIAN PRIORITIES
-U.N. METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY OPENS ANNUAL SESSION IN GENEVA
-ON DAY OF VESAK, SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS NO PEACE AS LONG AS OTHERS ARE IN PERIL
-MIGRATORY BIRD DAY SPOTLIGHTS BENEFITS OF BIRD CONSERVATION FOR MANKIND
-D.R. CONGO: UNITED NATIONS ENCOURAGES IMPLEMENTATION OF POLITICAL AGREEMENT
-U.N. MOURNS DEATH OF LONGTIME STAFF MEMBER
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