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31st October, 2005
FIFTH COMMITTEE TAKES UP BUDGET IMPLICATIONS OF PROPOSED HOLOCAUST
REMEMBRANCE
Sixtieth General Assembly
Fifth Committee
16th Meeting (AM)
FIFTH COMMITTEE TAKES UP BUDGET IMPLICATIONS OF PROPOSED HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE
(Issued on 1 November 2005.)
The Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) this morning decided to inform the General Assembly that, should it adopt its draft resolution on Holocaust...
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31st October, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS TERRORIST BOMBINGS IN NEW DELHI
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS TERRORIST BOMBINGS IN NEW DELHI
The following statement was issued on 29 October by the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
The Secretary-General is appalled by and condemns the series of terrorist bombings which have resulted in many deaths in the Indian capital, New Delhi. He sends his...
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31st October, 2005
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REAFFIRMS STRONG SUPPORT FOR NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING
INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, DIRECTOR GENERAL ELBARADEI
Sixtieth General Assembly
Plenary
40th & 41st Meetings (AM & PM)
general assembly reaffirms strong support for nobel prize-winning
international atomic energy agency, director general elbaradei
Reaffirming its strong support for the Nobel Peace Prize-winning work of the International Atomic Energy Agency...
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31st October, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL REMAINS DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT HUMANITARIAN SITUATION
IN ZIMBABWE
SECRETARY-GENERAL REMAINS DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT HUMANITARIAN SITUATION IN ZIMBABWE
The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
The Secretary-General remains deeply concerned by the humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe. The United Nations continues to receive reports that tens...
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31st October, 2005
PROPOSED HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL MUST BE BROADLY BASED, AVOIDING
POLITICIZATION OF PAST, ASSEMBLY’S SOCIAL COMMITTEE TOLD
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31st October, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS ON ALL IVORIANS TO CONTINUE WORKING FOR PEACE
SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS ON ALL IVORIANS TO CONTINUE WORKING FOR PEACE
The following statement was issued on 29 October by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
The arrangements proposed by the African Union on 6 October, which have been endorsed by the United Nations Security Council, provide a clear framework for the governance...
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31st October, 2005
COMPLIANCE WITH DISARMAMENT AGREEMENTS, FOLLOW-UP TO NPT REVIEW
CONFERENCE OBLIGATIONS ADDRESSED IN FIRST COMMITTEE TEXTS
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31st October, 2005
ESTABLISHMENT OF ‘FINAL AUTHORITY’ SUGGESTED FOR TREATY DRAFTERS TO
DECIDE VALIDITY OF RESERVATIONS BY STATES
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31st October, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES BOLIVIANS TO FIND SOLUTION TO POLITICAL IMPASSE
ON ELECTIONS
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES BOLIVIANS TO FIND SOLUTION
TO POLITICAL IMPASSE ON ELECTIONS
The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
The Secretary-General is following closely political developments in Bolivia and expresses concern about the critical juncture the country is...
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31st October, 2005
SECURITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSES FINDINGS OF INVESTIGATION INTO
MURDER OF RAFIK HARIRI, CALLS FOR SYRIA’S FULL, UNCONDITIONAL COOPERATION
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