Fifty-ninth General Assembly

First Committee

21^st Meeting (AM)

Moscow Treaty, Man-portable air defence systems among issues,

 

as Disarmament Committee approves five texts

 

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Fifth Committee

19^th Meeting (AM)

Budget Committee debates Secretary-General’s plan

 

for strengthened, unified UN security

 

Secretary-General expresses concern at deteriorating situation in darfur;

 

Urges parties to respect ceasefire, sudan government to honour agreements

This is the text of a statement this evening by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

Heads of six main organs of United Nations hold annual meeting

for overall review of current challenges

 

Secretary-General, Five Presidents Discuss Developments

On UN Reform, Improving Coordination, Preparations for Major Events of 2005

Security Council

5069^th Meeting (PM)

 

Security Council condemns use of force following killings in Guinea-Bissau,

 

says urgent measures needed to remedy crisIs

Presidential Statement Urges Political Parties, National Authorities

To Complete Transitional Charter Implementation before April 2005 Elections

IRELAND TO GIVE $5.1 MILLION TO UNITED NATIONS INITIATIVE FOR MODERN

TECHNOLOGIES TO HELP EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING WORLD

            UNITED NATIONS, 1 November -- Ireland is to contribute $5.1 million to a Unitedd Nations initiative that aims to connect thousands of schools and villages in the developing world through information and communication technologies (ICTs).

Yokohama Youngsters Carry Wishes, Yen for Better World to United Nations

 

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Fourth Committee

21^st Meeting (PM)

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Third Committee

34^th Meeting (AM)

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Sixth Committee

18^th Meeting (AM)

Delegates seek precision, clarity in framing of rules on diplomatic

protection, international liability for injurious acts

 

Legal Committee Continues Debate on Law Commission Report, Written

Views Promised; Defining Nationality of Corporations Said to Be Issue