Security Council

5206^th Meeting (AM)

BREAKDOWN IN MIDDLE EAST CALM AVERTED DESPITE SERIOUS INCIDENTS,

SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

 

Under-Secretary-General Cites Determination by Israelis, Palestinians to Avoid

Conflict but Expresses Concern over Palestinian Factions’ Statements on Ceasefire

Security Council

5205^th Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL RENEWS MANDATE OF UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE

UNTIL 31 DECEMBER, UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1605 (2005)

In Complementary Presidential Statement, Council Reiterates that Middle East

Situation Is Likely to Remain Very Tense Unless Comprehensive Settlement Is Reached

Security Council

5204^th Meeting (PM)

ASSISTANT SECRETARY-GENERAL BRIEFS SECURITY COUNCIL ON IRAQ,

 

SAYS MANY BELIEVE POLITICAL TRANSITION AT ‘DECISIVE PHASE’

 

Highlights Agreement Reached Today to Include

More Sunni Arabs in Committee Drafting Constitution

Security Council

5203^rd Meeting (PM)

Security Council briefed on secretariat mission to Burundi,

 

which proposes truth commission, special trial chamber

 

Would Aim to Establish Historical Fact, Prosecute Crimes;

Country’s Justice Minister Offers Support for Recommendations

Security Council

5201^st Meeting* (PM)

IN PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT, SECURITY COUNCIL WELCOMES ELECTIONS,

INAUGURATION OF AUTONOMOUS BOUGAINVILLE GOVERNMENT

 

Security Council

5202^nd Meeting (PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS MANDATE OF UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS

UNTIL 15 DECEMBER, UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1604 (2005)

Calls on Turkish Cypriot Side, Turkish

Forces to Restore Military Status Quo in Strovilia

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE CONCERNING CôTE D’IVOIRE

 

ADOPTS GUIDELINES FOR CONDUCT OF ITS WORK

 

The Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d’Ivoire adopted, on 13 June 2005, guidelines for the conduct of its work, to facilitate the implementation of the measures imposed by paragraphs 11 and 12 of the resolution, in accordance with paragraph 14 (e) of the resolution.

Security Council

5199^th Meeting* (AM)

Security Council reviews progress made by international tribunals

 

for Rwanda, former Yugoslavia

Speakers Stress Need to Bring High-Profile Offenders

To Justice, Gain Cooperation of Governments in Arresting Those Accused

Security Council

5197^th Meeting* (PM)

Security Council presidential statement condemns in strongest terms

 

2 june terrorist bombing that killed lebanese journalist

Says Samir Qassir Symbol of Political Independence, Freedom;

Assassination Pernicious Effort to Undermine Security, Stability

Security Council

5195^th Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR ‘AD LITEM’ JUDGE NOMINATIONS

FOR FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TRIBUNAL UNTIL 7 JULY

 

With the number of candidates for ad litem judges for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia still falling short of the minimum number required by the court’s Statute, the Security Council this morning extended the deadline for nominations until 7 July.