Security Council

5354^th Meeting (PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS UN OPERATION IN C ÔTE D’IVOIRE UNTIL 15 DECEMBER,

UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1652 (2006)

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5353^rd Meeting (AM)

‘international community could face a catastrophe in darfur’,

 

un high commissioner for refugees tells Security Council

 

Says Bold Measures Needed; Full Involvement of UN, African Union Required

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON KOSOVO PRESIDENT’S DEATH

The following press statement on the death of the President of Kosovo was delivered today by the President of the Security Council, Augustine P. Mahiga (United Republic of Tanzania):

Security Council

5352^nd Meeting (PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL NOTES SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN LEBANON, INCLUDING WITHDRAWAL

OF FOREIGN FORCES, HOLDING OF PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN 2005

But Presidential Statement Cites Need to Disband

Security Council

5351^st Meeting (AM)

Timor-Leste President requests Security Council to establish un political office

to follow current mission, which expires 20 may

Responsibilities Would Include Electoral Assistance, Justice Training;

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2005 Round-up

IN 2005, SECURITY COUNCIL ADDRESSES BROAD RANGE OF CONCERNS , INCLUDING TERRORISM,

SITUATIONS IN AFRICA , MIDDLE EAST, IRAQ , AFGHANISTAN

Jointly with General Assembly, Council Establishes

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REMOVES TWO INDIVIDUALS FROM CONSOLIDATED

 

LIST, CLARIFIES CORRECTIONS MADE TO LIST

 

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5350^th Meeting* (PM)

Security Council condemns attacks against United Nations Côte d’Ivoire operation,

 

demands immediate end to violence, hate messages in media

 

Presidential Statement Reiterates Full Support for Prime Minister;

Press Statement on Afghanistan by Security Council president

 

Following is today’s press statement on Afghanistan by the President of the Security Council, Augustine P. Mahiga (United Republic of Tanzania):

Security Council

5347^th Meeting (PM)

IN BRIEFING TO SECURITY COUNCIL, SECRETARY-GENERAL’S REPRESENTATIVE REPORTS

CONTINUING, INTENSIFYING VIOLENCE IN SOUTHERN AFGHANISTAN

Says Security Remains at Heart of Efforts