Ki-moon re-elected as UN chief

The UN General Assembly has voted unanimously to give Ban Ki-moon a second term as secretary-general.

Ki-moon re-elected as UN chief
Tue, 21 Jun, 2011 - 21:36

The UN General Assembly has voted unanimously to give Ban Ki-moon a second term as secretary-general.

The 192-member world body elected the 67-year-old South Korean diplomat today as UN chief for another five years starting January 1.

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