Fifty-ninth General Assembly

General Committee

3^rd Meeting* (AM)

GENERAL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS INCLUSION OF TWO ADDITIONAL ITEMS

ON GENERAL ASSEMBLY’S CURRENT AGENDA

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

15^th & 16^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SPEAKERS STRESS NEED FOR MORE EFFECTIVE MEANS TO ADDRESS GENOCIDE, WARN AGAINST

LOSING SIGHT OF SO-CALLED ‘SOFT THREATS’, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONTINUES

CORRECTION

The last sentence of the last paragraph on page 13 of Press Release GA/10265, issued on 29 September, should read:

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

15^th & 16^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SPEAKERS STRESS NEED FOR MORE EFFECTIVE MEANS TO ADDRESS GENOCIDE, WARN AGAINST

LOSING SIGHT OF SO-CALLED ‘SOFT THREATS’, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONTINUES

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

13^th & 14^th Meetings (AM & PM)

AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC MARGINALIZATION, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION

AMONG ISSUES RAISED BY NATIONAL LEADERS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

11^th & 12^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SPEAKERS CAUTION AGAINST POST-SEPTEMBER 11^TH STEREOTYPING, LINKING ISLAM

WITH TERRORISM, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE ENTERS SECOND WEEK

Fifth-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

9^th & 10^th Meetings (AM & PM)

‘IDYLLIC’ ISOLATION ALSO BANE OF OUR EXISTENCE, LEADERS OF SMALL ISLAND STATES

EMPHASIZE, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUES DEBATE

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

7^th & 8^th Meetings (AM & PM)

PRESIDENT OF CYPRUS URGES ASSEMBLY TO EVALUATE MILLENNIUM TARGETS,

ASSESS PROGRESS IN LAST SESSION BEFORE 2005 REVIEW

More Than 30 Speakers, Address United Nations

Reform, Globalization, Threat Posed by International Terrorism

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

5^th & 6^th Meetings (AM & PM)

AS GENERAL DEBATE CONTINUES, SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT URGES UNITED STAND

IN TACKLING COMMON CHALLENGES CONFRONTING HUMANITY

Leaders Stress Role of Multilateralism in Solving

World Crises, Strengthening United Nations, Combating Global Poverty

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

4^th Meeting (PM)

SPEAKERS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE STRESS NEED FOR GREATER UNITY,

VIGOROUS MULTILATERAL ACTION TO RESTORE PEACE, SECURITY

One King, 11 Presidents, Five Prime Ministers Participate in Afternoon Session

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

3^rd Meeting (AM)

SECRETARY-GENERAL OPENS ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE URGING

WORLD LEADERS TO RESTORE RESPECT FOR RULE OF LAW

 

US President Says Iraq, Afghanistan ‘On Path to Democracy, Freedom’;

Calls on Member States to Do More to Help Build Secure, Federal, Free Iraq