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The
Strategic
Trends
Introduction:
The
move toward
a global
government
received a
big boost
this summer
by the
introduction
of a
proposal for
an
International
Criminal
Court. Over
U.S.
objections,
the United
Nations
Diplomatic
Conference
voted 120 to
7 in favor
of
establishing
an
international
criminal
court to try
individuals
accused of
genocide,
war crimes,
crimes
against
humanity,
and the
crime of
aggression.
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**ENEWS
ARTICLES**
Summit Storm
2012
September
25, 2012
Rio+20 A Bit
Flat
June 19,
2012
Vatican
Calls For
Global
Economic
Body
October 25,
2011
Mexicans
Getting
Chipped
August 23,
2011
The G8
Summit Wind
May 31, 2011
**K-HOUSE
ARTICLES**
The New Face
of Global
Security
by Mary Gehl
The
Tentacles of
the IMF
by Mary
Miller,
Executive
Analyst
Koinonia
Institute
Global
Government:
Democracy
and the
Final World
Leader
by Mary
Miller, KI
Executive
Analyst
Creating a
New World
Order: The
U.N.
Millennium
Forum:
Reinvention
of Global
Government
by John
Loeffler
Quo Vadis
America:
Three
Threats to
Freedom
by John
Loeffler
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Disarmament
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United
States
Program
for
General
and
Complete
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Peaceful
World
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Department
of State
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September,
1961
Millennium
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NEW! UN Adopts Pact To Regulate Multibillion-Dollar Global Arms Trade - The U.N. General Assembly has overwhelmingly approved the first U.N. treaty regulating the multibillion-dollar international arms trade. The resolution adopting the landmark treaty was approved by a vote of 154 to 3 with 23 abstentions. The 193-member world body voted after Iran, North Korea and Syria blocked its adoption by consensus at a negotiating conference last Thursday. The three countries voted “no” on the resolution.
Climate Change Conference Pushes On Global Gov't Door - Much of what is called "international law" is actually a set of recommendations by global institutions, but actions taken at Saturday's United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Doba, Qatar could change the face of how the world as a whole governs its industry, commerce and relations with other nations. "Doha successfully concluded the previous round of climate negotiations, paving the way to a comprehensive, legally binding agreement by 2015," a spokesperson for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Saturday. "The Secretary-General believes that far more needs to be done and he calls on governments, along with businesses, civil society and citizens, to accelerate action on the ground so that the global temperature rise can be limited to 2 degrees Celsius."
U.S. Senate Rejects Ratification of UN Disabilities Treaty - Ratification of the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) was rejected by the U.S. Senate Tuesday. The CRPD, which would take away American sovereignty and threaten parental rights, needed two-thirds of the Senate in order to pass. Although it gained a majority of votes, it failed on a vote of 61-38. This is a great victory for parental rights, homeschool freedom, and children with special needs. The U.S. Senate rejected a treaty which would have allowed UN bureaucrats to decide what is in the "best interests" of children with disabilities, instead leaving those decisions with parents and caregivers, which is what existing U.S. law already requires.
India Putting Millions Toward Global Biodiversity - The Indian government will earmark $50 million toward reaching the so-called Aichi targets, 20 goals set in Nagoya, Japan, two years ago to curb damage to the world's ecosystems and the extinction of its plants and animals, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday, speaking at a United Nations conference on biodiversity in Hyderabad. A commitment to an international effort on the environment represents a shift for the country, which has refused to accept mandatory caps on greenhouse gas emissions. This consciousness should provoke nations to "greater action even as we cope with the pressures of the current global economic downturn," said Mr. Singh.
Saudi-backed UN Agency To Edit Textbooks - The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is currently working with member states to revise its strategy for the publication of textbooks and learning materials. According to UNESCO's website, experts from 21 countries met in Paris last month at a meeting financed by a $29,000 Saudi donation and focused in part on "ways to ensure that content aimed at students systematically reflects cultural and religious diversity, and avoids gender stereotypes." Then, last week, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah cut a $20 million check to UNESCO's emergency fund. Critics warn that the funding will come at a price, and predict the Saudis will want input into what goes into rewritten textbooks. "Saudi textbooks are extremely hateful and full of xenophobic texts," said Ali AlAhmed, author of the upcoming book "Saudi School Books: Objective Education or Extremist Indoctrination?" and director of the Gulf Institute in Washington, D.C.
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Norway sees
rise in Russian military jet activity
Oslo (AFP) April 03, 2013
Norway said
Wednesday it had observed an increasing
number of Russian military jets near its
airspace last year, amid President
Vladimir Putin's massive rearmament
plan. The Scandinavian country scrambled
fighter jets on 41 occasions to inspect
Russian military aircraft flying past
its airspace although the planes always
stayed in international territory, the
Norwegian air force said in its annual
report. A total of 71 Russian military
planes were identified during the
sorties, the highest since ...
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Japan seeks Mongolia
support in China
island row
Japanese Prime
Minister Shinzo Abe
sought support from
Mongolia on Saturday
in Tokyo's
territorial row with
Beijing over
disputed East China
Sea islands, during
a visit to the
country. ...
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Walker's World: An
anniversary year
This is a great year
for anniversaries,
from the battle of
Gettysburg in July
to the assassination
of Kennedy 50 years
ago in November and
the Battle of the
Nations at Leipzig
200 years ago that
really sealed
Napoleon's fate.
With 600,000
soldiers engaged, it
was Europe's largest
battle until World
War I. ...
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Putin orders
surprise Black Sea
military exercises
Russian President
Vladimir Putin on
Thursday ordered
surprise military
exercises in the
Black Sea region
involving 7,000
troops and dozens of
ships to test the
army's battle
readiness, the
Kremlin said. ...
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Taiwan adds new
ships to patrol
disputed islands
Taiwan's President
Ma Ying-jeou on
Saturday unveiled
two new ships that
will join the patrol
in waters off
disputed islands in
the East China Sea
at the centre of a
regional territorial
row. ...
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Territorial disputes
roil Asia
The Asia-Pacific
region is anything
but calm as China
continues to flex
muscle and agitate
over its territorial
claims in the East
and South China
seas. ...
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Iraq, Afghan wars to
cost US up to $6
trillion: study
The Iraq and
Afghanistan wars
will cost the United
States between $4-6
trillion in the long
term, constraining
the government's
budget for decades
to come, a study
said. ...
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Rising China
disregarding
neighbours: Japan
study
The rising might of
China is causing it
to act with
increasing disregard
towards its
neighbours, a
Japanese
government-funded
study said on
Friday. ...
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US names Breedlove
as new NATO
commander
The United States on
Thursday nominated
General Philip
Breedlove, a veteran
pilot in Europe, as
the top commander of
NATO a month after
Afghan war supremo
John Allen stepped
aside. ...
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Outside View:
Shocking and Awing
Ten years ago this
month, the United
States launched
Operation Iraqi
Freedom against
Saddam Hussein. ...
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China patrols
disputed waters,
denies firing on
boat
China's increasingly
powerful navy has
denied firing on a
Vietnamese boat in
disputed waters in
the South China Sea,
state media said
Wednesday, as its
craft made
wide-ranging patrols
of the region. ...
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China plays down
Vietnam boat
shooting accusations
China has said it
was "legitimate and
necessary" for it to
take action against
Vietnamese vessels
that entered its
waters illegally,
after Hanoi accused
it of attacking a
fishing boat. ...
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New US commander
takes charge of
Mideast forces
An Army general who
oversaw the US
withdrawal from Iraq
assumed command in
the Middle East
Friday, succeeding
an officer who had
clashed with the
White House over
handling tensions
with Iran. ...
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Police find
'nothing' in
radiation search of
Berezovsky home
British police
investigating the
death of exiled
Russian oligarch and
Kremlin critic Boris
Berezovsky said on
Sunday a search of
his house by
chemical, biological
and nuclear experts
had found "nothing
of concern". ...
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Commentary: Obama's
Gordian Knot
U.S. President
Barack Obama last
week waxed eloquent
on the need for a
Palestinian state
that would coexist
peacefully side by
side with Israel.
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Vietnam accuses
Chinese boat of
firing on fishermen
Vietnam on Monday
accused a Chinese
vessel of firing on
one of its fishing
boats in disputed
waters, denouncing
the incident as a
"serious violation"
of its territorial
sovereignty. ...
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US, eyeing Xi tour,
touts 'positive
agenda' for Africa
The United States on
Monday said it had a
"positive agenda"
for Africa to help
lift its nations out
of poverty as
Washington watched a
trip to the
continent by new
Chinese leader Xi
Jinping. ...
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| The Rothschilds have been in control of the world for a very long time, their tentacles reaching into many aspects of our daily lives, as is documented in the following timeline. However, before you jump to the timeline, please read this invaluable introduction which will tell you who the Rothschilds are as oppose to who they claim to be.
The Rothschilds claim that they are Jewish, when in fact they are Khazars. They are from a country called Khazaria, which occupied the land locked between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea which is now predominantly occupied by Georgia. The reason the Rothschilds claim to be Jewish is that the Khazars under the instruction of the King, converted to the Jewish faith in 740 A.D., but of course that did not include converting their Asiatic Mongolian genes to the genes of the Jewish people.
You will find that approximately 90% of people in the world today who call themselves Jews are actually Khazars, or as they like to be known, Ashkenazi Jews. These people knowingly lie to the world with their claims that the land of Israel is theirs by birthright, when in actual fact their real homeland is over 800 miles away in Georgia.
So, next time you hear an Israeli Prime Minister bleating about the so-called persecution of the Jews, consider this, every Prime Minister of Israel has been an Ashkenazi Jew. Therefore when all these Prime Ministers have curried favour with the West for their re-establishment of a Jewish homeland, they have knowingly and deliberately lied to you, as they were never from that region, and they well know it, because it is they who call themselves Ashkenazi Jews.
The Book of Revelation, Chapter 2, Verse 9, states the following which would appear to be about these Ashkenazi Jews:
"I know thy works, and tribulation and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan."
The most wealthy bloodline in the world bar none and the leader of the Ashkenazi Jews in the world today is the Rothschild family. As you will see in the timeline, the Rothschilds have obtained this position through lies, manipulation and murder. Their bloodline also extends into the Royal Families of Europe, and the following family names: Astor; Bundy; Collins; duPont; Freeman; Kennedy; Morgan; Oppenheimer; Rockefeller; Sassoon; Schiff; Taft; and Van Duyn.
However, these are not the only bloodlines to worry about. You are probably aware of the centuries old pratice undertaken by many Ashkenazi Jews whereby they would change their name, in order for them to appear part of the dominant race of the country in which they lived, so as they could obtain influential positions in that country, which they would then exploit to serve their real masters elsewhere. There is plenty of evidence to prove the Rothschilds continue that deceptive tradition.
Furthermore the Rothschilds are known to sire many children secretly that they can put into positions of power when required. This started with the very first man who took the name Rothschild, who had a secret sixth son. Finally, remember the world is a diverse place, I could if I wanted change my name to Rothschild, or any of the names listed above, and that would not make me part of this family anymore than converting to Judaism in 740 A.D. will make these Ashkenazis Jewish.
Please, therefore, do not automatically assume someone you see with the name Rothschild or any of the names listed above are part of the Rothschild criminal network. Furthermore and most importantly, the majority of Ashkenazi Jews are innocent and not part of this network. Check the facts out for yourself first, this article is designed to inform people who the enemy is, not single out people of a particular race or people with a particular surname, who may have nothing to do with this Rothschild criminal network.
1743: Mayer Amschel Bauer, an Ashkenazi Jew, is born in Frankfurt, Germany, the son of Moses Amschel Bauer, a money lender and the proprietor of a counting house.
Moses Amschel Bauer places a red sign above the entrance door to his counting house. This sign is a red hexagram (which geometrically and numerically translates into the number 666) which under Rothschild instruction will end up on the Israeli flag some two centuries later.
1753: Gutle Schnaper, an Ashkenazi Jew (future wife of Mayer Amschel Bauer), born to respected merchant, Wolf Salomon Schnaper.
1760: During this decade Mayer Amschel Bauer works for a bank owned by the Oppenheimers' in Hanover, Germany. He is highly successful and becomes a junior partner. Whilst working at the bank he becomes acquainted with General von Estorff.
Following his father's death, Bauer returns to Frankfurt to take over his father's business. Bauer recognises the significance of the red hexagram and changes his name from Bauer to Rothschild, after the red hexagram or sign signifying 666 hanging over the entrance door ("Rot," is German for, "Red," "Schild," is German for, "Sign").
Now Mayer Amschel Rothschild, he discovers that General von Estorff is now attached to the court of Prince William IX of Hesse-Hanau, one of the richest royal houses in Europe, which gained its' wealth by the hiring out of Hessian soldiers to foreign countries for vast profits (a practice that continues today in the form of exporting, "peacekeeping," troops throughout the world). |
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05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
today
called
for
accelerated
action
in the
next
1,000
days
from
governments,
international
organizations
and
civil
society
groups
to reach
the
eight
anti-poverty
targets
known as
the
Millennium
Development
Goals (MDGs)
by their
deadline
at the
end of
2015.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
"I
can
walk. I
can
talk. I
can do
anything!"
said
Malala
Yousufzai,
the
Pakistani
schoolgirl
shot by
the
Taliban,
in a
conversation
with
Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon
on
education
and
gender
equality
in the
1,000
day
run-up
to the
Millennium
Development
Goals (MDGs)
deadline.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
human
rights
chief
today
urged
all
branches
of the
United
States
Government
to work
together
to close
the
Guantánamo
detention
centre,
stressing
that the
indefinite
incarceration
of
detainees
is a
clear
breach
of
international
law.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Two
United
Nations
peacekeeping
missions
and the
Governments
of Côte
d’Ivoire
and
Liberia
today
agreed
to
mutually
reinforce
security
along
the
border
in light
of
recent
attacks
against
neighbouring
villages
and
towns,
and to
conduct
joint
riverine
and land
border
patrols.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Since
violence
flared
up again
in the
Central
African
Republic
(CAR) in
December,
more
than
37,000
people
have
fled the
country,
the
United
Nations
refugee
agency
said
today.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
human
rights
office
today
called
on
Governments
to
establish
an
official
moratorium
on all
executions
with a
long
term
goal of
abolishing
the
death
penalty
worldwide.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
Government
of South
Sudan
must do
more to
protect
communities
at risk
for
attacks
and
bring
the
guilty
to
justice,
the UN
peacekeeping
mission
in the
country
today
said
releasing
its
findings
from an
into the
killing
of at
least 85
cattle
herders
in
Jonglei
state.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Tourists
can help
reduce
demand
for
illicit
goods
and
services
that
fund
organized
criminal
activity,
the
United
Nations
agencies
working
on
tourism
and on
crime
said
today,
announcing
plans
for a
new
public
information
campaign.
05
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
Children’s
Fund
(UNICEF)
today
warned
that it
may be
forced
to stop
humanitarian
assistance
to more
than
100,000
Syrian
refugees
in
Jordan
due to
insufficient
funds.
04
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
agency
which
provides
assistance
and
protection
to
Palestinian
refugees
today
said it
is
temporarily
closing
all
relief
and
distribution
centres
after
demonstrators,
angry
about
programme
cuts,
stormed
its Gaza
office.
04
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
said
today he
is
"deeply
concerned
and
troubled"
by the
rising
tension
on the
Korean
Peninsula,
and
called
on all
parties
concerned
to help
calm the
situation.
04
April
2013,
07:00:00
AM
On
the eve
of a
meeting
between
the
United
Nations
and the
Governments
of Côte
d’Ivoire
and
Liberia
to
address
an
outbreak
of
violence
on the
border,
a senior
United
Nations
peacekeeping
official
said
security
remains
a
priority
in the
country,
particularly
as
preparations
continue
for
upcoming
local
elections
there.
20
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
A
senior
United
Nations
official
today
urged
Nepal to
rectify
a decree
that
gives a
truth
and
reconciliation
commission
the
power to
grant
amnesty
for
serious
human
rights
violations.
20
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Marking
the
first
ever
International
Day of
Happiness,
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
today
called
on the
international
community
to
commit
to an
inclusive
and
sustainable
human
development
that
will
improve
the
well-being
of those
who lack
basic
services
needed
to
pursue
happiness.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
officials
today
welcomed
the
surrender
of rebel
leader
Bosco
Ntaganda,
who is
wanted
by an
international
court
for
alleged
war
crimes
and
crimes
against
humanity
committed
in the
Democratic
Republic
of the
Congo
(DRC),
including
recruiting
children,
murder
and
rape.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
Security
Council
today
extended
the
mandate
of the
United
Nations
mission
in
Afghanistan
for
another
year,
after
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
and
other
speakers
urged
continued
UN
support
to the
Government
as it
assumes
full
responsibility
in most
areas by
2014.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
envoy to
Iraq
today
strongly
condemned
the wave
of
coordinated
car bomb
attacks
and
shooting
that
killed
and
injured
dozens
of
civilians
in
several
areas of
Baghdad,
the
capital.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Syrian
civilians
are
increasingly
bearing
the
brunt of
the
conflict
which,
as it
enters
its
third
year,
has led
to more
than
70,000
people
killed
and
three
million
displaced,
a senior
United
Nations
humanitarian
official
has
said,
urging
more
funding
for
humanitarian
operations.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
Mine
Action
Service
(UNMAS)
is
expanding
its
operations
in
Afghanistan,
the
Democratic
Republic
of the
Congo
(DRC),
Libya,
Somalia
and
South
Sudan,
thanks
to a
multi-million
dollar
contribution
from the
Government
of
Japan.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
officials
today
welcomed
Pope
Francis’
public
commitment
to
support
those
who live
in
poverty
and
suffer
from
hunger,
and
expressed
their
readiness
to work
with the
new
leader
of the
Catholic
Church
on these
issues.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
The
process
of
establishing
a
post-2015
development
agenda
must
include
youth
input
and
participation
to
reflect
the
issues
that
concern
them,
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon’s
Envoy on
Youth
stressed
today in
his
first
press
conference
since he
assumed
office.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Given
the
risks in
Arab
States
of
earthquakes,
landslides
and
other
disasters,
hundreds
of
senior
officials
and
civil
society
leaders
are
meeting
at the
first
United
Nations-backed
conference
for the
region
aimed at
agreeing
on a
common
position
on
disaster
risk
reduction.
19
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
and the
head of
the
Organization
for the
Prohibition
of
Chemical
Weapons
(OPCW)
today
voiced
their
deep
concern
about
the
alleged
use of
these
deadly
weapons
in
Syria.
18
March
2013,
07:00:00
AM
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
today
stressed
the
urgent
need for
a
political
solution
to end
the
crisis
in Syria
which
over the
past two
years
has
claimed
over
70,000
lives
and led
to a
dire
humanitarian
crisis.
22
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
conflict
between
Hamas
and
Israel
is
having a
“devastating
and
lasting
impact”
on
children,
the
United
Nations
Committee
on the
Rights
of the
Child
said
today,
stressing
that the
recent
crisis
would
have
long-term
psychological
effects
on
youth.
22
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
officials
today
highlighted
the need
to
defend
freedom
of
expression
and
ensure
the
safety
of
journalists,
noting
that
2012 is
set to
become
one of
the
deadliest
years
for
media
workers
covering
not just
conflicts
but also
illegal
activities
in their
countries.
22
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
human
rights
chief
today
expressed
serious
concern
about
the
sudden
execution
of 14
prisoners
in
Afghanistan
over the
past few
days
after
more
than a
year
without
carrying
out the
death
penalty.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
–
followed
by the
Security
Council
–
welcomed
the
ceasefire
announced
today
after a
week of
devastating
violence
in
southern
Israel
and
Gaza,
and
stressed
that it
is
imperative
that
both
sides
stick to
it.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Highlighting
the
active
role of
United
Nations
‘blue
helmets’
in
protecting
civilians
across
the
eastern
Democratic
Republic
of the
Congo
(DRC),
the
world
body’s
peacekeeping
chief
today
emphasized
the need
for a
political
solution
to the
activities
involving
the 23
March
Movement
(M23)
rebel
group in
the
area.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
welcomes
a record
vote by
a
General
Assembly
committee
in
favour
of the
call for
a
moratorium
on the
use of
the
death
penalty,
according
to his
spokesperson.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
Security
Council
today
reiterated
its
condemnation
of all
acts of
piracy
and
armed
robbery
against
vessels
in the
waters
off the
coast of
Somalia,
and
stressed
the need
for a
comprehensive
response
by the
international
community
to
repress
the
scourge
and
tackle
its root
causes.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
A new
initiative
fusing
United
Nations
know-how,
African
leadership
and the
political
backing
of
former
Brazilian
President
Luiz
Inácio
Lula da
Silva
kicked-off
today as
the
three
partners
declared
their
intent
to join
efforts
in the
fight
against
hunger
and
undernourishment
in
Africa.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
African
countries
must
improve
the ways
in which
they
collect,
organize
and
transmit
health
information
to their
citizens,
a United
Nations
official
said
today at
a
regional
meeting
in
Luanda,
Angola.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
food
relief
agency
today
raised
concerns
about
its
ability
to reach
people
in Gaza
if
conditions
worsen,
while
the UN
health
agency
said
medicines
were
already
in short
supply.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Two
senior
United
Nations
officials
have
voiced
their
shock
and
concern
over the
violence
accompanying
the
march on
and
occupation
of the
city of
Goma in
the
eastern
the
Democratic
Republic
of the
Congo
(DRC) by
the 23
March
Movement
(M23)
rebel
group.
21
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Addressing
a global
summit
on
international
migration
today,
the top
United
Nations
official
on the
matter
called
on world
leaders
to
target
achieving
"real
results"
on a
series
of
migration-related
challenges
when the
UN
General
Assembly
holds a
key
meeting
on
cross-border
movements
next
year.
18
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
on
Sunday
renewed
his
appeal
for an
end to
the
ongoing
violence
in Gaza
and
Israel,
strongly
urging
the
parties
to
achieve
an
immediate
ceasefire.
18
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
peacekeepers
in the
Democratic
Republic
of the
Congo
(DRC)
today
continued
to
assist
the
national
army to
halt the
advance
of the
M23,
while
Secretary-General
Ban
Ki-moon
called
on the
rebel
group to
immediately
cease
its
attacks.
18
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon
on
Sunday
congratulated
the
people
of
Sierra
Leone
for the
peaceful
and
orderly
elections
held
yesterday,
the
first to
be run
entirely
by the
Government
since
the end
of the
West
African
nation's
brutal
civil
war 10
years
ago.
18
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon
today
highlighted
the
importance
of road
safety
in
preventing
more
than one
million
people
from
dying
and many
more
from
getting
injured
each
year in
traffic
accidents.
17
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Marking
the
second
World
Prematurity
Day, the
United
Nations
today
highlighted
how
effective
and
low-cost
health
care
measures
can help
save the
lives of
millions
of
newborn
babies.
17
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
Security
Council,
meeting
in an
emergency
session
on
Saturday,
strongly
condemned
the
latest
attacks
by the
M23
rebel
group,
which
displaced
more
civilians
in
eastern
Democratic
Republic
of the
Congo
(DRC)
and
prompted
the
United
Nations
peacekeeping
force
there to
deploy
attack
helicopters
to
support
the
national
army.
16
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
UN human
rights
chief,
Navi
Pillay,
is
disappointed
and sad
over the
news
that
Pakistan
carried
out its
first
execution
in four
years on
Thursday
and
renewed
her call
for a
moratorium
on such
practices
to be
made
permanent,
according
to her
spokesperson.
16
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
Noting
that the
transitional
justice
process
in
Tunisia
faces
some
serious
challenges,
an
independent
United
Nations
expert
today
urged
authorities
there to
put
human
rights
at the
centre
of their
efforts
in this
area.
16
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
largest
body of
independent
experts
in the
United
Nations
human
rights
system
today
highlighted
their
concerns
about a
draft
for
Southeast
Asia’s
first
ever
regional
document
on human
rights
protections,
which
the
Association
of
Southeast
Asian
Nations
(ASEAN)
is set
to
consider
on
Sunday
for
adoption.
16
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
United
Nations
Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon
is
"extremely
concerned"
about
the
continued
violence
in Gaza
and
Israel
and
deeply
worried
by the
rising
cost in
terms of
civilian
lives,
his
spokesperson
said
today.
16
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
As
Sierra
Leone
heads
towards
its
third
national
elections
since
the end
of its
civil
war, the
top
United
Nations
envoy in
the West
African
country
today
urged
voters
to
refrain
from
election-related
violence,
noting
that the
vote was
a
turning
point in
the
country’s
post-conflict
history.
16
November
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
Security
Council
today
extended
until 31
May 2013
the
mandate
of the
United
Nations
peacekeeping
force
for
Abyei,
an area
contested
by South
Sudan
and
Sudan.
16
October
2012,
07:00:00
AM
It is
vital to
find
alternative
paths to
teach
basic
skills
for
employment
in
developing
countries,
where
200
million
people
aged 15
to 24
have not
even
completed
primary
school,
and the
need to
increase
funding
to fill
this
deficit
is dire,
according
to a
United
Nations
report
released
today.
16
October
2012,
07:00:00
AM
The
United
Nations
today
urged
European
Union
(EU)
member
States
to
adhere
to their
asylum
principles
as the
number
of
Syrians
seeking
refuge
in these
countries
has
started
to grow.
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