| Press Release SC/7160 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA BY SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Following is the text of today’s statement by the President of the Security Council, Richard Ryan (Ireland):
| Press Release SC/7159 |
PRESIDENT OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL AND CHAIRMAN
OF MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE IN OCTOBER
In accordance with the principle of alphabetical rotation, the following are the President of the United Nations Security Council and Chairman of the Military Staff Committee for October:
Security Council
| Press Release SC/7158 |
Security Council
4385th Meeting (Night)
SECURITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTS WIDE-RANGING ANTI-TERRORISM RESOLUTION;
CALLS FOR SUPPRESSING FINANCING, IMPROVING INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Resolution 1373 (2001) Also Creates Committee to Monitor Implementation
| Press Release SC/7157 |
Security Council
4384th Meeting (AM)
SECURITY COUNCIL LIFTS SANCTIONS AGAINST SUDAN
Adopts Resolution 1372 (2001) by 14 Votes with 1 Abstention (United States)
| Press Release SC/7156 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON CYPRUS BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL
Following is the text of today’s statement on Cyprus by the President of the Security Council, Jean-David Levitte (France):
| Press Release SC/7155 |
Security Council
4383rd Meeting (PM)
INSTALLATION OF BURUNDI’S TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT ON 1 NOVEMBER
`TURNING POINT’ IN PEACE PROCESS SAYS SECURITY COUNCIL
The Security Council this afternoon voiced strong support for the 1 November installation of the transitional government in Burundi.
| Press Release SC/7154 |
Security Council
4382nd Meeting (PM)
| Press Release SC/7153 |
Security Council
4381st Meeting (PM)
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1371 ON FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA,
SECURITY COUNCIL AGAIN REJECTS VIOLENCE IN PURSUIT OF POLITICAL AIMS
The Security Council this afternoon called for the full implementation of its resolution 1345 (2001) as it met on the situation in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
| Press Release SC/7152 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON TERRORISM BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL
Following is the text of this morning’s statement on terrorism by the President of the Security Council, Jean-David Levitte (France):
The article of the Secretary-General in today's paper reflects exactly the general mood and the general will not only of the Security Council but certainly of the whole membership.
