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SG/SM/10146-IAEA/1367
07/10/2005
Secretary-GeneralSG/SM/10146
IAEA/1367
Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

DELIGHTED SECRETARY-GENERAL CONGRATULATES NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING UN TANDEM


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

GA/SHC/3817
07/10/2005
General AssemblyGA/SHC/3817*
Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixtieth General Assembly

Third Committee

6th & 7th Meetings (AM & PM)


CRIME IS BOTH CAUSE, CONSEQUENCE OF POVERTY, THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD AS IT BEGINS


DISCUSSION OF CRIME PREVENTION, INTERNATIONAL DRUG CONTROL


UN Office on Drugs and Crime Working

GA/L/3276
07/10/2005
General AssemblyGA/L/3276
Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixtieth General Assembly

Sixth Committee

4th Meeting (AM)


AGREED DEFINITION OF TERM ‘TERRORISM’ SAID TO BE NEEDED FOR CONSENSUS


ON COMPLETING COMPREHENSIVE CONVENTION AGAINST IT


Legal Committee Delegate Urges Unity on ‘Enemy to Be Defeated’;

GA/EF/3112
07/10/2005
General AssemblyGA/EF/3112
Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

AM Meeting


SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL GROWTH STRATEGIES REQUIRE EXPERIMENTATION, UNCONVENTIONAL


SOLUTIONS, KEYNOTE SPEAKER SAYS IN ADDRESS TO SECOND COMMITTEE


Best-Practices Approach Could Be Harmful to Shaping of Policy, He Says

GA/DIS/3299
07/10/2005
General AssemblyGA/DIS/3299
Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixtieth General Assembly

First Committee

7th Meeting (AM)


FAILURES IN MULTILATERAL SECURITY MECHANISMS RAISE NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION


RISKS, DIMINISH PROSPECTS FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT, FIRST COMMITTEE TOLD


NPT Regime Weaknesses, Threat from Clandestine Nuclear

CA/28-IHA/1088
07/10/2005
Press ReleaseCA/28
IHA/1088
Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

UNITED NATIONS MOBILIZING INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR CENTRAL AMERICA


NEW YORK, 7 October (OCHA) -- Severe flooding and mudslides, caused by the heavy rainfalls produced by hurricane Stan, continue to affect countries throughout Central America, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Nicaragua.