Security Council

6026^th Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL DECIDES STATES, REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS MAY USE ‘ALL NECESSARY

MEANS’ TO FIGHT PIRACY OFF SOMALIA COAST FOR 12-MONTH PERIOD

Resolution 1846 (2008) Adopted Unanimously;

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON TERRORIST ATTACKS IN MUMBAI

The following Security Council press statement on the terrorist attacks in Mumbai was issued on Thursday, 27 November, by President of the Council Jorge Urbina ( Costa Rica):

Security Council

6025^th Meeting (PM)

KOSOVO SITUATION CALM, BUT POLITICAL TRANSITION FOLLOWING DECLARATION

OF INDEPENDENCE MORE COMPLEX THAN EXPECTED, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

European Union Speeds up Deployment of Rule of Law Mission, Says Special

Security Council

6024^th Meeting* (AM)

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL

RECENT EVENTS IN KIVUS HAD ‘PROFOUND IMPACT’ ON UNITED NATIONS MISSION

Renewed Hostilities, Humanitarian Crisis, Displacements of 250,000 More

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON GUINEA-BISSAU

 

The following Security Council press statement on Guinea-Bissau was read out today by Council President Jorge Ballestero ( Costa Rica):

Security Council

6022^nd Meeting (AM)

POLITICAL PROCESS IN MIDDLE EAST ONGOING, BUT TANGIBLE IMPROVEMENTS IN SECURITY,

LIVING CONDITIONS WOULD GIVE CIVILIANS FAITH IN PROCESS, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

Under-Secretary-General, in Briefing, Says First Ever Joint Meeting

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON SOMALIA

 

The following Security Council press statement on Somalia was read out today by Council President Saul Weisleder ( Costa Rica):

This afternoon, the Council held consultations of the whole to continue discussing the situation in Somalia. 

Security Council

6021^st Meeting (Night)

Security Council PRESS STATEMENT ON GUINEA-BISSAU

 

The following Security Council press statement on Guinea-Bissau was read out today by Council President Jorge Urbina ( Costa Rica):

Security Council

6020^th Meeting (AM)

RECENT POLITICAL PROGRESS IN SOMALIA OBSCURED BY DETERIORATING SECURITY,

HUMANITARIAN CONDITIONS, SECURITY COUNCIL HEARS IN SEVERAL BRIEFINGS

Somalia ’s Speaker Says Search for Peace Will Not Be Smooth or Quick; Council