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SC/6626
12 January 1999


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SC/6626


SECURITY COUNCIL 1998: ELUSIVE QUEST FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY

19990112

Despite auspicious signs at the beginning of 1998 that peaceful solutions would resolve some long-standing conflicts and crises, by the end of the year the overall global security landscape looked grim, with renewed bombing of Iraq, as well as continued conflict in Africa.

ORG/1278
11 January 1999


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ORG/1278


TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS OF UNITED NATIONS BODIES IN JANUARY

19990111 The following is a tentative list of United Nations meetings scheduled to be held beginning in January, including major meetings of intergovernmental organizations related to the United Nations:

Meetings beginning in January:

SG/SM/6860
11 January 1999


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SG/SM/6860


SECRETARY-GENERAL WISHES SPEEDY RECOVERY TO WANGARI MAATHAI

19990111 Leading Figure in Disarmament and Environmental Fields Subject of Violence Today Close to United Nations Headquarters in Nairobi

The following statement was issued on Saturday, 9 January, by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

SC/6622
7 January 1999


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SC/6622


SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS UNACCEPTABLE ATTEMPT BY REBELS TO OVERTHROW DEMOCRATICALLY-ELECTED GOVERNMENT OF SIERRA LEONE

19990107 Presidential Statement Also Condemns Those Supporting Rebels with Arms And Mercenaries, Reaffirms Obligation of States to Comply with Arms Embargo

The Security Council this evening stressed the importance of dialogue and national reconciliation for the restoration of lasting peace and stability in Sierra Leone.

SG/SM/6858
6 January 1999


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SG/SM/6858
IK/270


SECRETARY-GENERAL REPLIES TO 'WASHINGTON POST' STORY ON UNSCOM ASSISTING UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE EFFORTS IN IRAQ

19990106 Kofi Annan Rejects Characterization of His State of Mind By 'So-Called Confidants' That He Is 'Convinced of Things', 'Aware of Facts'

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary- General Kofi Annan: