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1998 United Nations Government News & Press Releases |
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31st March, 1998
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ACTING ON FIFTH COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS, DECIDES TO INCREASE NUMBER OF UN OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS TO 10
Texts Adopted on Independent Study of IMIS, Procurement Reform, Peacekeeping Financing, Conference Services Matters, Budget Allocations Acting without a vote, the General Assembly this afternoon decided to increase the number of official United Nations holidays by one day, bringing the total to 10, including the two holidays of Eid...
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31st March, 1998
SECURITY COUNCIL IMPOSES ARMS EMBARGO ON FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA, PENDING ACTION TO RESOLVE KOSOVO CRISIS
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27th March, 1998
SECURITY COUNCIL ESTABLISHES UN MISSION IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
The Security Council this morning unanimously decided to establish a new peacekeeping operation called the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic (MINURCA), with up to 1,350 military personnel, for an initial three-month period, effective from 15 April. Acting under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, the Council...
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26th March, 1998
SPEAKERS URGE SECURITY COUNCIL TO LIFT ITS SANCTIONS AGAINST LIBYA STEMMING FROM 1988 BOMBING OF PAN AM FLIGHT 103
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25th March, 1998
SECURITY COUNCIL STRESSES UTMOST IMPORTANCE OF FREE, FAIR AND TRANSPARENT ELECTIONS IN HAITI
Presidential Statement Supports Secretary-General's Appeal for Haitian Authorities to Resolve Country's Political Impasse Stressing the utmost importance that the next parliamentary and local elections in Haiti be conducted in a free, fair and transparent manner, the Security Council this afternoon stated that it looks forward to...
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25th March, 1998
SECURITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZES SALE OF IRAQ OIL TO OFFSET SHORTFALL IN REVENUES RESULTING FROM DELAY IN OIL SALES, DROP IN OIL PRICES
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20th March, 1998
SPEAKERS URGE SECURITY COUNCIL TO LIFT ITS SANCTIONS AGAINST LIBYA STEMMING FROM 1988 BOMBING OF PAN AM FLIGHT 103
Council Asked to Suspend Sanctions Pending World Court Ruling Relating to Trial Venue for Libyan Suspects The Security Council was urged this afternoon to lift its sanctions regime against Libya until a final solution was reached in the dispute over the trial of two Libyan nationals suspected in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight...
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20th March, 1998
SECURITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES SANCTIONS IMPOSED ON LIBYA FOLLOWING BOMBING OF PAN AM FLIGHT 103, UTA FLIGHT 772
Hears of Arab League Proposal for Trial Of Libyan Suspects Outside United Kingdom, United States The Security Council this morning heard of a proposal by the League of Arab States aimed at resolving the situation for which the Council had imposed sanctions upon Libya following the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie,...
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20th March, 1998
ELIMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF RACIAL INTOLERANCE AND DISCRIMINATION IS COMMON MISSION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY, ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT STRESSES
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20th March, 1998
SECURITY COUNCIL ENDORSES GRADUAL DOWNSIZING OF MILITARY COMPONENT OF ANGOLA OBSERVER MISSION, INCREASES POLICE OBSERVERS
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