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Headline |
| 6
June 2003 |
| GA/10138 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ELECTS JULIAN HUNTE (SAINT LUCIA) PRESIDENT
OF FIFTY-EIGHTH SESSION - Also
Elects Main Committee Chairmen, Vice-Presidents;
Extends Appointment of UNCTAD Secretary-General |
| 29
May 2003 |
| GA/10137 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
DONATES 2001 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE AWARD TO
MEMORIAL FUND ESTABLISHED BY SECRETARY-GENERAL |
| 22
May 2003 |
| GA/10136 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ENDORSES EXTENSION OF TERMS OF OFFICE FOR FOUR JUDGES
OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR RWANDA |
| 13
May 2003 |
| GA/10135 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
APPROVES DRAFT AGREEMENT BETWEEN UN, CAMBODIA ON KHMER ROUGE TRIALS |
| 1
May 2003 |
| GA/10134 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ELECTS CANADA TO PROGRAMME AND COORDINATION COMMITTEE |
| 15
April 2003 |
| GA/10133 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
VOICES STRONG SUPPORT FOR ‘KIMBERLEY PROCESS’ SCHEME,
AIMED AT STEMMING USE OF DIAMONDS FOR FINANCING CONFLICT |
| 11
April 2003 |
| GA/10132 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
TEXT STRONGLY SUPPORTS ‘KIMBERLEY PROCESS’ CERTIFICATION
SCHEME, AIMED AT COMBATING USE OF DIAMONDS FOR FINANCING CONFLICT |
| 10
April 2003 |
| GA/10131 |
AGENDA ITEM ON ‘GLOBAL
ROAD SAFETY CRISIS’ RECOMMENDED BY GENERAL COMMITTEE |
| 13
March 2003 |
| GA/10130 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SETS DATES FOR ANNUAL REGULAR SESSION, GENERAL DEBATE |
| 31
January 2003 |
| GA/10129 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ELECTS 11 PERMANENT JUDGES TO RWANDA TRIBUNAL |
| 29
January 2003 |
| GA/10128 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ELECTIONS FOR RWANDA TRIBUNAL JUDGES INVALIDATED AFTER THREE BALLOTS;
NEW ELECTION TO BE HELD 31 JANUARY
Also, New Member Appointed to Advisory Committee
on Administrative and Budgetary Questions |
| 20
December 2002 |
| GA/10127 |
NEED FOR MULTILATERALISM,
ELIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM STRESSED DURING CURRENT GENERAL
ASSEMBLY SESSION |
| GA/10126 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
CONCLUDES MAIN PART OF FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION; ADOPTS RESOLUTION
PROVIDING SUPPORT, DIRECTION FOR UN REFORM |
| GA/10125 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
CALLS ON ISRAEL NOT TO EXPLOIT NATURAL RESOURCES IN OCCUPIED TERRITORIES
AS IT ADOPTS SECOND COMMITTEE TEXTS |
| 18
December 2002 |
| GA/10124
[Corr.1]
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ADOPTS 75 RESOLUTIONS ON SOCIAL, HUMANITARIAN ISSUES, INCLUDING
OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE [Correction]
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| 16
December 2002 |
| GA/10123 |
COOPERATION WITH COUNCIL OF EUROPE, MINE ACTION, YEAR OF RICE (2004)
AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED IN 19 TEXTS ADOPTED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| 12
December 2002 |
| GA/10122 |
STRONGER MEASURES TO PROTECT MARINE ENVIURONMENT FROM TANKER ACCIDENTS
URGED, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENDS SEA LAW DEBATE
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| 11
December 2002 |
| GA/10121 |
ISRAELI PRACTICES, PALESTINE REFUGEE AGENCY, DECOLONIZATION, INFORMATION
AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED IN 30 TEXTS ADOPTED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| 10
December 2002 |
| GA/10120 |
NEED FOR SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES, PROTECTION
OF MARINE ENVIRONMENT STRESSED IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S DISCUSSION
OF OCEAN ISSUES
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| 9
December 2002 |
| GA/10119 |
URGENT ACTION NEEDED ON DETERIORATION OF OCEANS, PANEL ON SEA LAW
CONVENTION IS TOLD
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| GA/10118 |
IMPORTANCE OF DISPUTE SETTLEMENT, ESTABLISHMENT OF MARITIME BOUNDARIES
HIGHLIGHTED IN PANEL DISCUSSION ON LAW OF SEA
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| GA/10117 |
SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS UNITED NATIONS LAW OF SEA CONVENTION 'GREAT
ACHIEVEMENT' IN WORLD OF UNCERTAINTY, INSECURITY
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| GA/10116 |
LAW OF SEA CONVENTION PRAISED AS MILESTONE FOR RULE OF LAW, UNITED
NATIONS, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMMEMORATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY
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| 6
December 2002 |
| GA/10115 |
ASSEMBLY, URGING GROUPS IN AFGHANISTAN TO RENOUNCE VIOLENCE AND
RESPECT AUTHORITY, SAYS COUNTRY STILL NEEDS INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE
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| 4
December 2002 |
| GA/10114 |
DONOR COUNTRIES PLEDGE $47.53 MILLION FOR UNRWA'S REGULAR BUDGET
FOR 2003 AT MEETING OF AD HOC COMMITTEE FOR VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
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| GA/10113 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS TOLD 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES IN ATHENS WILL EXEMPLIFY
ROLE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE IN SOCIAL, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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| GA/10112 |
GENERAL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS INCLUSION OF ADDITIONAL ITEM –-
‘INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF RICE, 2004’ –- ON ASSEMBLY
AGENDA
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| 3
December 2002 |
| GA/10111 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS SIX RESOLUTIONS AS IT CONCLUDES DEBATE ON
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AND QUESTION OF PALESTINE
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| 2
December 2002 |
| GA/10110 |
SUPPORT EXPRESSED IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR EFFORTS TO RESOLVE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN
CONFLICT
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| 29
November 2002 |
| GA/10109 |
ASSEMBLY IS TOLD WORLD COMMUNITY MUST WORK HARDER FOR ISRAELI WITHDRAWAL
FROM TERRITORIES, CREATION OF PALESTINIAN STATE
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| 27
November 2002 |
| GA/10108 |
STRENGTHENED, MORE EFFICIENT ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL CITED,
AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY TAKES UP COUNCIL'S 2002 REPORT
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| 26
November 2002 |
| GA/10107 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS TEXT CALLING ON GOVERNMENTS TO OBSERVE INTERNATIONAL
VOLUNTEER DAY FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
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| 25
November 2002 |
| GA/10106 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AFTER DAY-LONG DEBATE, ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS ON AID
TO ANGOLA, KAZAKHSTAN, MOZAMBIQUE, TAJIKISTAN AND TIMOR-LESTE
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| 22
November 2002 |
| GA/10105 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CALLS FOR STRENGTHENED NATIONAL MEASURES TO PREVENT
TERRORIST ACQUISITION OF MASS DESTRUCTION WEAPONS
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| 21
November 2002 |
| GA/10104 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES STRONGER LINKS BETWEEN UNITED NATIONS
AND NUMBER OF REGIONAL AND OTHER OUTSIDE GROUPS
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| 20
November 2002 |
| GA/10103 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS TOLD OF GROWING IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION BETWEEN
UNITED NATIONS AND WIDE RANGE OF OUTSIDE BODIES
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| 19
November 2002 |
| GA/10102 |
ENDORSING UNCITRAL REPORT, GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMMENDS CONCILIATION
IN TRADE RELATIONS, STRONGER ENFORCEMENT OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS
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| 18
November 2002 |
| GA/10101 |
AFGHANISTAN PANEL PINPOINTS NATIONWIDE SECURITY, INSTITUTION-BUILDING,
RECONSTRUCTION, ECONOMIC REVIVAL, OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE AS PERSISTENT
AREAS OF CONCERN
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| 15
November 2002 |
| GA/10100 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REVIEWING GLOBAL MINE-CLEARANCE EFFORTS, IS TOLD
LINGERING PROBLEM DESTROYS RESOURCES, HAMPERS DEVELOPMENT
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| 14
November 2002 |
| GA/10099 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY WELCOMES DECLARATION OF SOUTH AMERICA AS ZONE OF
PEACE AND COOPERATION
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| 13
November 2002 |
| GA/10098 |
DELEGATES SAY MOBILIZATION OF TRANSBOUNDARY, TRANSNATIONAL CAPACITIES
CRUCIAL IN WAR AGAINST HIV/AIDS
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| 12
November 2002 |
| GA/10097 |
ASSEMBLY, ACTING ON TEXT TO END UNITED STATES EMBARGO AGAINST CUBA,
URGES STATES TO REPEAL LAWS WITH ‘EXTRATERRITORIAL’ EFFECTS
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| 11
November 2002 |
| GA/10096 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ENDORSING WORK OF IAEA, ASKS IRAQ TO COOPERATE
WITH AGENCY’S REVIEW OF WHETHER NUCLEAR CAPABILITIES HAVE CHANGED
SINCE 1998
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| 8
November 2002 |
| GA/10095 |
ASSEMBLY IS TOLD LACK OF RESOURCES, HIGH COST OF MEDICINES, CONTINUING
STIGMA REMAIN OBSTACLES IN GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST HIV/AIDS
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| 4
November 2002 |
| GA/10094 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INVITES STATES TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE
CULTURE OF PEACE AND TO OBSERVE ANNUAL DAY ON 21 SEPTEMBER
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| 1
November 2002 |
| GA/10093 |
CONSTRUCTIVE
SPIRIT PREVAILS, PRESIDENT SAYS, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONCLUDES DISCUSSION
ON STREGTHENING UNITED NATIONS
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| 31
October 2002 |
| GA/10092/Corr.1 |
DELEGATES QUESTION PROPOSED ABSORPTION OF INFORMATION CENTRES INTO
REGIONAL HUBS, AS ASSEMBLY CONTINUES DISCUSSION OF SECRETARY-GENERAL’S
REPORT
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| GA/10092 |
DELEGATES QUESTION PROPOSED ABSORPTION OF INFORMATION CENTRES INTO
REGIONAL HUBS, AS ASSEMBLY CONTINUES DISCUSSION OF SECRETARY-GENERAL’S
REPORT
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| 30
October 2002 |
| GA/10090 |
PROPOSED
REFORMS OF UN SYSTEM WILL NOT DIMINISH FOCUS ON DEVELOPMENT, SECRETARY-GENERAL
TELLS ASSEMBLY
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| 29
October 2002 |
| GA/10089 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS NOTE GROWING GLOBAL CONFIDENCE IN QUALITY
OF WORK OF INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
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| 28
October 2002 |
| GA/10088 |
PROGRESS,
SETBACKS REPORTED BY PRESIDENTS OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS FOR FORMER
YUGOSLAVIA, RWANDA
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| 21
October 2002 |
| GA/10087 |
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CONCURRENTLY WITH SECURITY COUNCIL, ELECTS FIVE
MEMBERS TO INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
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| 17October
2002 |
| GA/10086 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY'S AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE APPROVES REPORT, DRAFT
RESOLUTION ON UNITED NATIONS DECADE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA
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| GA/10085 |
SPEAKERS
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXPRESS ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT FOR NEW PARTNERSHIP
FOR AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT
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| 16
October 2002 |
| GA/10084 |
DELEGATES
CONCERNED AT REPORTED DIVISION BETWEEN PERMANENT AND ELECTED SECURITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONCLUDES DEBATE ON REFORM
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| GA/10083 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY ADOPTS RESOLUTION CALLING ON STATES NOT TO RECOGNIZE UNILATERAL
COERCIVE ECONOMIC MEASURES
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| 15
October 2002 |
| GA/10082 |
DELEGATES
IN DAY-LONG GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONCERNED ABOUT LACK OF TRANSPARENCY
IN SECURITY COUNCIL WORK METHODS
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| GA/10081 |
GENERAL
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS INCLUSION OF ADDITIONAL
ITEM ON AGENDA OF FIFTY-SEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION
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| 14
October 2002 |
| GA/10080 |
DELEGATES
WELCOME INFORMATIVE REPORT, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONSIDERS REFORM
OF SECURITY COUNCIL
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| 11
October 2002 |
| GA/10079 |
COMMITTEE
ON FINAL REVIEW OF UN NEW AGENDA FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA ADOPTS
DRAFT REPORT, REQUESTS ADDITIONAL MEETING TO FINALIZE WORK
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| 10
October 2002 |
| GA/10078 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY’S AD HOC COMMITTEE ON FINAL REVIEW OF NEW AGENDA FOR
DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA NOTES AMENDMENTS TO ITS DRAFT REPORT
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| 9
October 2002 |
| GA/10077 |
NEW
AGENDA COMMITTEE FOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT CONTINUES WORK ON ITS REPORT
TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| 8
October 2002 |
| GA/10076 |
ASSEMBLY
HEARS WIDE-RANGING VIEWS ON OUTCOME OF MILLENNIUM SUMMIT, WORK OF
UNITED NATIONS
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| 7
October 2002 |
| GA/10074 |
FOCUS
ON CONFLICT PREVENTION AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUES DEBATE ON WORK
OF ORGANIZATION AND FOLLOW-UP TO MILLENNIUM SUMMIT
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| GA/10075 |
NEW
AGENDA COMMITTEE FOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT TO REVIEW
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| 4
October 2002 |
| GA/10071 |
GENERAL
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS INCLUSION OF SUB-ITEM ON COOPERATION BETWEEN
UN, SOUTH-EAST ASIAN NATIONS GROUP, ON ASSEMBLY AGENDA
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| GA/10072 |
RESULTS
ARE MIXED SO FAR IN IMPLEMENTATION OF MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS,
SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| SG/SM/8416-GA/10073 |
UNLESS
PROGRESS CAN BE SPEEDED UP DRAMATICALLY, MOST PLEDGES IN MILLENNIUM
DECLARATION WILL NOT BE FULFILLED, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
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| 3
October 2002 |
| GA/10070 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY ELECTS EIGHTEEN COUNTRIES TO FILL VACANCIES ON ECONOMIC
AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
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| 27
September 2002 |
| GA/10069 |
UNANIMOUS
ASSEMBLY DECISION MAKES TIMOR-LESTE 191ST UNITED NATIONS MEMBER
STATE
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| 26
September 2002 |
| GA/10068 |
AS
SESSION CONCLUDES, DELEGATIONS EXPRESS DISAPPOINTMENT WITH NEW AGENDA
FOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT
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| 25
September 2002 |
| GA/10067 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT STRESSES NEED TO RESPECT COMMITMENTS IN SUPPORT
OF AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT
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| 24
September 2002 |
| GA/10066 |
AD
HOC COMMITTEE ON IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW AGENDA FOR DEVELOPMENT OF
AFRICA BEGINS THREE-DAY SUBSTANTIVE SESSION
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| 20
September 2002 |
| GA/10064 |
PROGRESS
IN RESOLVING CONFLICTS COULD BE SHORT-LIVED WITHOUT CONTINUED INTERNATIONAL
INVOLVEMENT IN PEACE, DEVELOPMENT GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD
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| GA/10065 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY CONCLUDES GENERAL DEBATE DOMINATED BY TERRORISM, IRAQ ISSUE,
MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA
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| 19
September 2002 |
| GA/10062 |
IRAQ
COMPLETELY FREE OF NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL WEAPONS, IRAQI
FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| GA/10063 |
SPEAKERS
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CALL FOR FURTHER EFFORTS TO ADDRESS CONFLICTS
IN CENTRAL ASIA, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA
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| 18
September 2002 |
| GA/10060 |
VIOLENCE,
TERRORISM CAN NEVER ACHIEVE PEACE, SECURITY OR DEVELOPMENT, GENERAL
ASSEMBLY TOLD
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| GA/10061 |
ECONOMIC
REFORM, DEVELOPMENT AS TOOL IN MAINTAINING PEACE AMONG ISSUES RAISED,
AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONTINUES
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| 17
September 2002 |
| GA/10058 |
IRAQ'S
'COURAGEOUS DECISION' ON WEAPONS INSPECTORS MUST LEAD TO LIFTING
OF SANCTIONS, ALGERIA'S PRESIDENT TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| GA/10059 |
PERVASIVE
THREATS TO PEACE, DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTED BY SPEAKERS AS ASSEMBLY
CONTINUES GENERAL DEBATE
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| 16
September 2002 |
| GA/10053 |
ASSEMBLY
HOLDS HIGH-LEVEL PLENARY MEETING TO CONSIDER SUPPORT FOR NEW PARTNERSHIP
FOR AFRICA'S DEVELOPMENT
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| GA/10056 |
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY WELCOMES NEW PARTNERSHIP FOR AFRICA'S DEVELOPMENT AS SERIOUS
COMMITMENT TO ADDRESSING CONTINENT'S ASPIRATIONS
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| GA/10057 |
AT
PANEL DISCUSSION, AFRICAN LEADERS CONSIDER WAYS TO SUPPORT NEW PARTNERSHIP
FOR AFRICA'S DEVELOPMENT
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| GA/SM/292-AFR/479-GA/10054 |
'CONFLICT
AND DEVELOPMENT ARE MORTAL ENEMIES', GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT
TELLS HIGH-LEVEL MEETING ON AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT
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| SG/SM/8382-AFR/480-GA/10055 |
SECRETARY-GENERAL
CITES 'SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP' BETWEEN GLOBAL GOALS ON POVERTY,
NEW PLAN FOR AFRICA'S DEVELOPMENT, IN STATEMENT TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| 15
September 2002 |
| GA/10051 |
AFRICA'S
DEVELOPMENT, MIDDLE EAST, UN REFORM AMONG ISSUES DISCUSSED, AS GENERAL
ASSEMBLY CONTINUES DEBATE
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| GA/10052 |
INEQUITABLE
DISTRIBUTION OF GLOBALIZATION'S BENEFITS IS FERTILE SOIL FOR EXTREMISTS,
SAY SPEAKERS IN ASSEMBLY'S GENERAL DEBATE
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| 14
September 2002 |
| GA/10049 |
AS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONTINUES, PRESIDENT OF DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
OF CONGO PROPOSES UN GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON GREAT LAKES REGION OF
AFRICA
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| GA/10050 |
EFFORTS
TO RESOLVE ROOT CAUSES OF CONFLICT OVERSHADOWED BY DEFENCE BUILD-UP,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD
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| 13
September 2002 |
| GA/10047 |
DRUG
TRAFFICKING, TERRORISM, DEEPENING POVERTY, AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED
AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUES ANNUAL DEBATE
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| GA/10048 |
VENEZUELAN
PRESIDENT HUGO CHAVEZ URGES WORLD LEADERS TO REAFFIRM COMMITMENT
TO ADDRESS ROOT CAUSE OF TERRORISM
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| 12
September 2002 |
| GA/10044 |
AS
GENERAL DEBATE OF 57TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OPENS, SECRETARY-GENERAL
STRESSES INDISPENSABLE NECESSITY OF MULTILATERALISM
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| GA/10046 |
AFGHAN,
YUGOSLAV LEADERS POINT TO CHANGE AS THEIR SOCIETIES EMERGE FROM
CONFLICT
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| SG/SM/8378-GA/10045 |
WHEN
FORCE IS CONSIDERED, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LEGITIMACY PROVIDED
BY UNITED NATIONS, SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADDRESS
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| 11
September 2002 |
| GA/10043 |
GENERAL
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS AGENDA FOR FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION TO GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
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| 10
September 2002 |
| BIO/3447-GA/10042 |
JAN
KAVAN, PRESIDENT OF FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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| GA/10041 |
WITH
ADMISSION OF SWITZERLAND, UNITED NATIONS FAMILY NOW NUMBERS 190
MEMBER STATES
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