High-level Conference on Counter-terrorism & other topics - Daily Briefing (28 June 2018)

Daily Press Briefing: Bangladesh, Counter-terrorism, Farmers/Herders, Eritrea-ethiopia, Syria, Iran, South Sudan, Libya, African Union, Care, UNICEF, Childbirth, and Press Encounters
Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesman for the Secretary-General.
HIGHLIGHTS:

- SECRETARY-GENERAL TO VISIT BANGLADESH WITH WORLD BANK CHIEF
- FRONTLINE AGAINST TERRORISM INCREASINGLY IN CYBERSPACE, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS HEADS OF COUNTER-TERRORISM AGENCIES
- SECRETARY-GENERAL VOICES CONCERN OVER VIOLENT CONFLICT BETWEEN FARMERS AND HERDERS IN WEST, CENTRAL AFRICA
- SECRETARY-GENERAL WELCOMES VISIT OF ERITREAN DELEGATION TO ETHIOPIA, FIRST CONCRETE STEP TO NORMALIZE RELATIONS
- 66,000 PEOPLE DISPLACED IN SOUTHERN SYRIA CLASHES, DOZENS KILLED – U.N. RELIEF WING
- U.N. POLITICAL CHIEF BRIEFS SECURITY COUNCIL ON IRAN NUCLEAR AGREEMENT
- PEACE IN SOUTH SUDAN REQUIRES INCLUSIVE, FAIR AGREEMENT, NOT ONLY DEAL BETWEEN LEADERS, U.N. SENIOR OFFICIAL TELLS COUNCIL
- SECRETARY-GENERAL VOICES CONCERN OVER SITUATION IN LIBYA’S OIL CRESCENT REGION
- SECRETARY-GENERAL NAMES SAHLE-WORK ZEWDE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE TO AFRICAN UNION
- U.N. AGENCY CALLS FOR ACTION TO PREVENT LOOMING GLOBAL CARE CRISIS
- 2017 RECORD YEAR FOR EXPENDITURE ON EMERGENCY SUPPLIES FOR CHLDREN – U.N.I.C.E.F.
- U.N.-BACKED STUDY SHOWS DRUG TO PREVENT CHILDBIRTH BLEEDING COULD SAVE THOUSANDS OF WOMEN’S LIVES
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