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UN members order staff, budget cut
AFP, United Nations
The UN General Assembly on Friday ordered a staff and the budget cut for the world body under pressure from the United States and other austerity-stricken industrialized powers.
After protracted negotiations, the 193 nation assembly agreed to cut 221 staff at the UN headquarters and ordered a one-year pay freeze for the more than 10,000 workers in New York. UN members also voted to cut the UN's general budget to $5.5 billion for 2014-15, $50 million below the final spending level for the previous two years.
Zimbabwe diplomat asks for asylum
AFP, Sydney
Zimbabwe's ambassador to Australia has asked Canberra for asylum, lashing out at her country's "illegitimate" government and voicing fears for her safety if she returns home at the end of her posting next week, reports said yesterday.
Jacqueline Zwambila said the elections had been "stolen” by Mugabe. It was not immediately clear whether Canberra would approve her request.
Gunmen kill polio vaccinator in Pakistan
AFP, Peshawar
Gunmen shot dead a health officer supervising an antipolio vaccination campaign and injured two others after storming a hospital where children were being immunised in Pakistan's troubled northwest city of Peshawar, yesterday, officials said. No one claimed responsibility. But the Taliban imposed a ban on polio vaccinations last year as they view inoculation campaigns as a cover for espionage.
Suu Kyi's party to contest polls
AFP, Yangon
Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's opposition party yesterday vowed to contest crucial elections in 2015 even if the constitution is not amended first to allow her to become president.
The military-drafted charter blocks anyone whose spouse or children are overseas citizens from leading the country - a clause widely believed to be targeted at the Nobel laureate whose two sons are British.