United Nations

  • Sep 6, 2005
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UKRAINE/INTERNATIONAL: Chernobyl "will kill 4,000"

Representatives of Greenpeace and Belarus's Chernobyl Committee are contesting a UN estimate that...

Ukraine
  • Sep 5, 2005
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RUSSIA: Moscow fears reformed UN may intervene more

On August 29, President Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia's support for Germany's bid to become a...

Russia
  • Sep 5, 2005
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INTERNATIONAL: Blame for imbalances moves from China

Global imbalances in current accounts have led to calls for currency appreciation in surplus...

International
  • Sep 5, 2005
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IRAN/UN: IAEA report containes mixed message

A Russian deputy foreign minister said today that Moscow opposed referring the Iranian nuclear...

Iran
  • Sep 2, 2005
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CHINA: UN official expresses qualified optimism

The UN high commissioner for Human Rights said today that she was "guardedly optimistic" that...

China
  • Sep 2, 2005
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LEBANON/SYRIA: Judges question security chiefs

Judges in Beirut are today questioning four detained Lebanese security chiefs in connection with...

Lebanon
  • Aug 31, 2005
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SERBIA-MONTENEGRO: LDK crisis looms over Kosovo

Kosovo President Ibrahim Rugova is seriously ill in Germany, according to a senior diplomat in...

  • Aug 30, 2005
  • 6 min read

HAITI: Elections may not be held this year

Security problems and administrative shortcomings are the main obstacles.

Haiti