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World Trade Talks Begin in Hong Kong Amid Protests
US is Part of an Agreement to Start Non-Binding Talks on Climate Change
UN Emergency Coordinator Concerned About Worsening Humanitarian Situation in Zimbabwe
19 December 2005
UN Health Agency proposes Medical Schemes to Reduce Poverty and Increase Access to Medical Care in Developing Countries
Controlling Bird Flu in Asia
International Volunteer Day
9 December 2005
UN Radio on MTV's interview with the UN Secretary General
UN Seeks $4.7 billion for 26 Humanitarian Crises in 2006
UN Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
2 December 2005
The Latest UN Report on HIV/AIDS
Memorable Speeches and Incidents of the Early '60s in the UN
The Recent World Summit on the Information Society in Tunis Looks at the Digital Divide in Rural Areas
25 November 2005
World Summit on the Information Society to Seek Agreement on Internet Governance
First Islamic Ministerial Conference on the Child
A Plan to Mitigate the Threat of a Human Pandemic from the Avian Flu
15 November 2005
The UN Highlights Youth Employment and Enterprise
A World-Uniting Art Exhibit Is Unveiled at the United Nations
Intercultural Exchange Saves Cassava Crop
10 November 2005
WFP Needs more than $100-million To Avert Food Crisis in Southern Africa
World Bank Study Finds Brain Drain Critically Affects Smaller Low Income Countries
The Impact of Climate Change on the Environment, people's health and the economy
3 November 2005
UN Day: The 60th Anniversary Celebrations At The United Nations Headquarters
UNICEF Launches a New Global Campaign: Unite For Children,Unite Against AIDS
The United Nations Nearly Doubles Its Appeal for Pakistan Earthquake Relief, Racing Against Time to Help Survivors
28 October 2005
Three Youth Delegates to the UN Discuss their Mission
The World Health Organization Calls for Global Action Against Chronic Diseases
Auction of Photographs to Benefit the Children of Darfur
The UN Gets a Taste of Colombia's Carnaval de Baranquilla
18 October 2005
World Mental Health Day Examines Link between Mental and Physical Health
United Against Malaria Concert Raises Funds for Anti-Mosquito Bed Nets
International Day of Disaster Reduction Micro-Credit Explored As a Tool for reducing disasters and The Democratic Republic of the Congo: A Country in Transition.
14 October 2005
Conservation Agriculture explained <> UN Appoints Coordinator to Deal with Possible Flu Outbreak <> Looted Funds in Swiss Banks Returned to Nigeria <> UN's 60th Anniversary: Celebrating Various Accents
6 October 2005
Senegalese Singer Youssou N'Dour Organizes Concert to Roll Back Malaria;Girls Education in the Sudan and Anniversary of the United Nations, Contribution of the First Secretary-General
29 September 2005
The Beslan School Tragedy is Memorialized in Photographs by Children One Year Later Kenya's Oldest Student and His Principal Make the Case for Free Primary Education A Report from Maha Fayek, Who Recently Visited Sudan
22 September 2005
Secretary-General Welcomes Adoption of Modified Summit Document by General Assembly;Largest Gathering of World Leaders Opens at the UN;58th Annual DPI/NGO Conference;Civil Society Reacts to the 2005 World Summit
16 September 2005
Indian Organization Gets Top Prize at World Water Week 2005; The Director of the New Delhi-based CSE Accepts the 2005 Water Prize award; The 58th Annual DPI/NGO Conference
9 September 2005
UN Staff Member Recalls her Experience in Rwanda One Year After the Genocide <> A Revolutionary Solution to Minimise the Need for Water in Small-Scale Irrigation Wins Junior Water Prize in Stockholm <> UN Doctors Perform a Major Surgery in Monrovia
31 August 2005
UN Staff Member Recalls her Experience in Rwanda One Year After the Genocide <> A Revolutionary Solution to Minimise the Need for Water in Small-Scale Irrigation Wins Junior Water Prize in Stockholm <> UN Doctors Perform a Major Surgery in Monrovia
31 August 2005
New UNDP Administrator Wants to Make Poverty a thing of the past A Survivor Remembers The Attack on the United Nations in Baghdad WHO Says Millennium Development Goals Cannot Be Reached Without Strengthening Health Systems
29 August 2005
The UN's Humanitarian Affairs Office responds to Gaza disengagement and Iran's access to adequate housing improves, but there are shortfalls Israel asks for international support for pullout of Gaza settlers.
18 August 2005
Progress Made on a Convention to Ensure the Rights of Persons with Disabilities A Walk Back in History to the Early Days of the UN: A United Nations Staff Member Recalls What It Was Like as a Child to be Around the Early Shapers of UN history; And Spokespersons for the Secretaries-General Reveal Little-Known Facts about the Men they Served.
11 August 2005
Up Close and Personal with Force Commanders of UN Peacekeeping Missions in the Middle East and Africa
5 August 2005
The Destructiveness of Small Arms On the Occasion of the UN's 60th Anniversary We Hear from UN Staff Members A Film Dispels Some Stereotypes about Africa as a Place to Invest
28 July 2005
Civil Society Conference Hears Early Response Needed to Avert Humanitarian Disasters UN Agencies Struggle to Avert Famine in Niger The UN Hosts an Exhibit on Srebrenica Two Books Celebrate UN History
21 July 2005
Youth and members of African civil society try to influence world leaders at the G-8 Summit An international panel looks back at the fall of Srebrenica ten years ago The World Youth Orchestra performs at the United Nations
11 July 2005
WFP Warns Africa Food Crises Pose A Threat To Peace and Stability; The International Criminal Tribunal For Rwanda Hopes To Close Shop in 2008; UNAIDS Report Highlights Growing Risk Of HIV/AIDS in the Asia/Pacific Region; Fred Eckhard Retires As United Nations Spokesman
7 July 2005
A Ceremony at the UN Observes the 60th year of the signing of the Charter <> A House of Hope - the Anniversary of the signing of the UN Charter <> Costs and Benefits of International Migration
29 June 2005
A Campaign to Halt the Resurgence of Polio; The Day of the African Child Highlights Africa's Chronic Emergencies; Nutrition Problems Are Also a Concern of Rich Countries; A Call to the International Community to Provide More Protection for Civilians in Armed Conflict
24 June 2005
Scientists lobby for a moratorium on longline fishing UNICEF says some children in residential institutions are vulnerable to abuse Extreme poverty could end by 2025 A new WHO committee meets to develop a global strategy against cancer
16 June 2005
International Community Ignores the Food Crisis in Niger. HIV/AIDS Threatens to depopulate African countries of Women A US Senator Urges His government to support he UN and the Indigenous Peoples of The Caribbean Hope to Return to Their Sustainable Way of Life.
9 June 2005
Mayors for Peace at the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review; Atomic Bomb Survivors Call for the Destruction of Nuclear Weapons; The 50th Anniversary of Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners Observed
13 May 2005
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