Press Release

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

AM Meeting

MANAGING INEQUALITIES OF GLOBALIZATION A CORE CONCERN IN MEETING

CHALLENGES OF DEVELOPMENT, SECOND COMMITTEE TOLD

Delegates Hold Interactive Discussion on Globalization,

Sixtieth General Assembly

Fifth Committee

12^th Meeting (PM)

SECRETARY-GENERAL, PRESENTING 2006-2007 BUDGET, SAYS ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL’

NO LONGER AN OPTION FOR UN, IN CURRENT ENVIRONMENT

Budget Committee Receives $3.6 Billion Spending Plan;

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

38^th Meeting (AM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY DESIGNATES DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR ROAD TRAFFIC VICTIMS,

INVITES STATES TO IMPLEMENT MEASURES TO IMPROVE GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY

HUMANITARIAN STAFF IN NORTHERN UGANDA ATTACKED

NEW YORK, 26 October (OCHA) -- Three separate attacks on humanitarian aid workers in northern Uganda in the past two days have resulted in the death of two individuals and the injury of four others.

HEADS OF PRINCIPAL UN ORGANS HOLD SEVENTH MEETING

The following statement is attributable to the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

SECRETARY-GENERAL PRESENTS BUDGET PROPOSALS TO FIFTH COMMITTEE; STRESSES ITS

PIVOTAL ROLE IN TRANSFORMING ORGANIZATION, ENABLING FLEXIBLE MANAGEMENT

Pointing out Profound Scale of Changes in Operating

Environment, He Says ‘Business as Usual’ Can No Longer Be Option

SECRETARY-GENERAL COMMENDS IRAQIS ON APPROVAL OF CONSTITUTION, HOPES

HISTORIC EVENT WILL MARK MILESTONE ON IRAQ ’S PATH TO DEMOCRACY

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS ON CHILDREN ‘ONE OF THE CRUELLEST TRAGEDIES OF OUR TIME’,

SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS AT LAUNCH OF NEW UN CAMPAIGN

SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN MESSAGE TO BONN CEREMONY, PAYS TRIBUTE TO REMARKABLE

INTELLECT, ENERGY, PASSION OF JOKE WALLER-HUNTER

Security Council

5292^nd Meeting* (AM)

HEAD INVESTIGATOR INTO KILLING OF FORMER LEBANESE PRIME MINISTER RAFIK HARIRI BRIEFS

SECURITY COUNCIL, DESCRIBES ‘CONVERGING EVIDENCE’ OF SYRIAN INVOLVEMENT

Detlev Mehlis Says Inquiry Could Take Years to Complete;