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from January 1984
Last Number: January 2019

United Nations Publications
ISSN 0251-7329


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 4023

March 01, 2004

  • Fifth Committee: Administrative and Budgetary; Budget reform discussions between issues of 'principle and practice'.

  • Sixth Committee: Legal; Consensus, not confrontation sought over controversial issues in international law.

  • New or restored democracies pulling the curtain up on negotiations.

  • Strengthening the Economic and Social Council.

  • The business of schooling.

  • 'HELLOWORLD': global media art project encourages communication.

  • The story of Servol: education for the community by the community.

  • Experiencing the United Nations: the DePaul University's School for New Learning.

  • The Chronicle library shelf.

  • Two young girls, one common enemy: AIDS.

  • Global partnerships in HIV/AIDS education influence attitudes and help save lives worldwide.

  • Why we must defeat HIV/AIDS.

  • The Chronicle interview.

  • Educating peacekeepers about AIDS.

  • New peacekeeping challenges posed.

  • Afghanistan.

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • Cote d'Ivoire.

  • Cyprus.

  • Democratic Republic of the Congo.

  • Eritrea and Ethiopia.

  • Georgia.

  • Haiti.

  • Iraq.

  • Liberia.

  • Libya.

  • Middle East.

  • Sierra Leone.

  • Somalia.

  • Timor-Leste.

  • Western Sahara.

  • How death comes true and people lose hope.

  • Partnership in advancing human security.

  • Turbulent Peace: The Challenges of Managing International Conflict.

  • 'I shall remain an attorney committed to human rights'.

  • Protecting children in times of war: how to develop an effective monitoring and reporting system.

  • Unprecedented avian influenza outbreak in Asia.

  • Malaria in Africa today.

  • Kazakhstan's efforts to improve United Nations 'machinery'.

  • An ethical think-link.

  • A call to action: the CivWorld Citizens Campaign.

  • Global ethics in the age of the Internet.

  • 'Road safety is no accident'.

    • January 01, 1984

  • The 38th floor.

  • Assembly calls for cessation of "armed intervention" in Grenada.

  • Work of IAEA discussed; China's membership welcomed.

  • Assembly demands Israel withdraw "threat" to attack Iraq's nuclear facilities.

  • Situation in Central America reviewed; attacks against Nicaragua condemned.

  • Assembly declares South African referendum results "of no validity".

  • Assembly urges resumed negotiations on Falklands-Malvinas issue.