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Abstract: This letter contained benchmarks and indicators for the future evolution of BNUB.
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Abstract: The Council condemned the 10 May terrorist attack in Damascus.
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Abstract: This debate followed breifings by the chairs of the three counter-terrorism committees—the 1267/1989 Committee, the 1373 Committee and the 1540 Committee.
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Abstract: This was a briefing from Ian Martin, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and head of UNSMIL.
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Abstract: This was from Iraq’s Ambassador Hamid al-Bayati to the president of the Council, updating him on the handover of some of the missing Kuwaiti belongings.
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Abstract: This transmitted a report from the High Representative from 16 October 2011 to 20 April 2012.
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Abstract: The Council expressed its readiness to consider targeted sanctions against the perpetrators and supporters of the military coup in Guinea-Bissau and welcomed mediation efforts by ECOWAS.
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Abstract: This was from the president of the Governing Council of the UN Compensation Commission to the president of the Council.
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Abstract: This letter from South Sudan to the Council reiterated its commitment to cease hostilities with Sudan, while accusing Sudan of bombings and ground incursions on its territory.
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Abstract: Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev presided over this meeting attended by five high-level government officials.
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Abstract: This Presidential Statement recognised the changing nature and character of terrorism, with an increase in terrorist attacks around the world.
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Abstract: This statement followed the events in North Kivu.
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Abstract: This letter from South Sudan to the Council expressing its commitment to cease hostilities with Sudan.
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Abstract: This contained the Committee’s report designating additional entities and items and updating the Committee’s list, in accordance with S/PRST/2012/13.
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Abstract: This resolution was on Sudan-South Sudan relations and provided a roadmap for Sudan, South Sudan and the SPLM-N to resolve outstanding issues and threatened Article 41 measures.
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Abstract: This was a report on Somalia.
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Abstract: This was a Secretary-General report on the situation in Guinea-Bissau.
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Abstract: This was a report on UNMIK.
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Abstract: This was the 2012 annual report on Children and Armed Conflict.
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Abstract: This resolution renewing the Côte d'Ivoire sanctions regime for 12 months, renewed the mandate of the Panel of Experts and rolled over most of the measures in resolution 1980.
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Abstract: At this meeting, the Council discussed a Secretary-General’s report on UNAMID.
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Abstract: The Council welcomed the presidential elections in Timor-Leste.
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Abstract: This statement expressed concern that illicit cross-border trafficking and movement contributes to challenges and threats on its agenda.
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Abstract: The Council held an open debate on “Threats to international peace and security: Securing borders against illicit flows.”
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Abstract: This was the adoption of resolution 2044 renewing MINURSO’s mandate.
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Abstract: The Council condemn an attack on UNAMID peacekeepers.
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Abstract: This was a briefing on women, peace and security by the head of UN Women.
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Abstract: This resolution extended the mandate of MINURSO for another year.
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Abstract: The Security Council was briefed by Under-Secretary-General B. Lynn Pascoe on the peace process before its quarterly open debate on the Middle East.
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Abstract: The Secretary-General transmitted two letters, one from former Prime Minister Carlos Gomes Junior and one from Kadré Désiré Ouedraogo, President of ECOWAS Commission.
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Abstract: This was the vote on resolution 2043.
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Abstract: This was a meeting on Guinea-Bissau.
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Abstract: This statement was on the coup in Guinea-Bissau.
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Abstract: This resolution established UNSMIS.
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Abstract: This was a report on the implementation of resolution 1559.
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Abstract: This was the debate on "Maintenance of international peace and security: Nuclear non-proliferation, disarmament and security".
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Abstract: The Council adopted this presidential statement following a meeting entitled “Maintenance of international peace and security: Nuclear non-proliferation, disarmament and security”.
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Abstract: This was a meeting on Guinea-Bissau.
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Abstract: This was the preliminary understanding between the UN and Syrian government regarding the working arrangements for UNSMIS.
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Abstract: This letter contained the Secretary-General's UNSMIS proposal.
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Abstract: This was from the Secretary-General to the president of the Council noting the appointment of the Panel of Experts pursuant to resolution 2040.
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Abstract: The Council condemned coordinated terrorist attacks in Afghanistan on 15 and 16 April, while reiterating that no terrorist act can reverse the path towards Afghan-led peace, democracy and reconstruction in Afghanistan.
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Abstract: This was a quarterly report of the Secretary-General on UNAMID.
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Abstract: This was the letter from the US to the Secretary-General containing a list of chemical and biological items, materials, equipment, goods and technologies related to other weapons of mass destruction programmes which it anticipated discussing in relation to the PRST (above) of 16 April.
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Abstract: This was the letter from the US to the Secretary-General containing a list of items, materials, equipment, goods and technology related to ballistic missile programmes, which it anticipated discussing in relation to the PRST (above) of 16 April.
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Abstract: This was a special report of the Secretary-General on UNMIL.
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Abstract: This statement strongly condemned the DPRK’s launch as a serious violation of resolutions 1718 and 1874, directed the Committee to take steps to update and strengthen the sanctions regime and expressed determination to act in the event of another DPRK launch or nuclear test.
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Abstract: At this meeting the Council voted on resolution 2042.
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Abstract: This resolution authorised the deployment of 30 military observers to Syria.
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Abstract: The Council condemned the coup and called for immediate release of interim President Raimundo Pereira, Prime Minister Carlos Gomes Junior and all senior officials currently detained.
