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Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon To Visit Delhi's Mohalla Clinics
Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon and former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland will visit Delhi's Mohalla Clinics on Friday, Delhi government said on Wednesday.
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Ex-UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Abandons South Korea Presidency Bid
Former United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-moon ended his attempt to seek South Korea's presidency Wednesday, dropping a lifetime of diplomacy to denounce his country's political establishment.
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UN's Ban Ki-Moon To Push Times Square 2017 Countdown Button
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will perform one last ceremonial duty before ending his 10-year leadership of the world body.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Lauds India's Decision To Ratify Paris Agreement
UN chief Ban Ki-Moon lauded India for its "swift action" over the decision to ratify the Paris pact on climate change, saying he is looking forward to receiving New Delhi's instrument of accession.
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UN Chief Says He'd Like A Woman To Be Next Secretary-General
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says he would personally like to see a woman lead the United Nations for the first time since it was established more than 70 years ago.
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UN Chief Hugs 99-Year-Old Woman He Calls His 'American Mom'
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon embraced the 99-year-old woman he calls his "American Mom" on a nostalgic visit to her home where as a high school student from war-ravaged South Korea he spent his first days in the United States in culture shock at the country's riches.
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UN Rejects Assertions Of Ban Ki Moon's Silence On Kashmir
The UN has strongly rejected assertion that Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has a "vow of silence" on the issue of Kashmir.
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Ban Ki-Moon Fuels Presidential Speculation With South Korea Trip
Ban Ki-Moon was due to arrive in South Korea on Wednesday for a six-day visit that has fuelled speculation the UN chief is lining up a tilt at the presidency of his home country.
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Buddhism Can Help Nations Tackle Pressing Challenges: UN Chief
In current times of hateful rhetoric aimed at dividing communities and violent conflicts, the Buddhist teachings of compassion and non-violence can help the international community tackle pressing challenges, UN chief Ban Ki-moon said in his message on the Day of Vesak.
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India Has A Very Special Place In My Heart: UN Chief
Describing India as having "a very special place in my heart," UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon recalled that he deliberately chose to begin his diplomatic career in New Delhi, which he saw as an "important and adventurous posting".
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Ban Ki Moon Warns Against Military Option For Syria
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is urging Syria's warring sides and the countries backing them to turn away from the "bankrupt logic of a military victory" and work to find a peace settlement, according to a report to the Security Council.
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UN Says Some Of Its Peacekeepers Were Paying 13-Year-Olds For Sex
The United Nations has been grappling with so many sexual abuse allegations involving its peacekeepers that Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon recently called them "a cancer in our system."
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India's Plan to Cut Emission Shows 'Seriousness' on Climate Change: UN Chief
India's plan to slash greenhouse gas emissions indicates its "seriousness" in confronting climate change challenges and will help the world "bend" temperature projections for the rest of the century, UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said ahead of the crucial Paris summit.
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Ban Ki Moon in Surprise Visit to Israel, Palestinian Territories
UN chief Ban Ki-moon was to begin an unannounced visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories today after nearly three weeks of deadly unrest, a UN official told AFP.
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General Assembly is a Great Opportunity for India and Pak Leaders to Meet: UN Chief
As an advocate for friendly relations between India and Pakistan, the United Nations chief, Ban Ki-moon has called for the current General Assembly session as a great opportunity for leaders from both countries to meet. This, despite indications from India that there is no bilateral meeting scheduled between the two neighbours.
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Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon To Visit Delhi's Mohalla Clinics
Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon and former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland will visit Delhi's Mohalla Clinics on Friday, Delhi government said on Wednesday.
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Ex-UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Abandons South Korea Presidency Bid
Former United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-moon ended his attempt to seek South Korea's presidency Wednesday, dropping a lifetime of diplomacy to denounce his country's political establishment.
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UN's Ban Ki-Moon To Push Times Square 2017 Countdown Button
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will perform one last ceremonial duty before ending his 10-year leadership of the world body.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Lauds India's Decision To Ratify Paris Agreement
UN chief Ban Ki-Moon lauded India for its "swift action" over the decision to ratify the Paris pact on climate change, saying he is looking forward to receiving New Delhi's instrument of accession.
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UN Chief Says He'd Like A Woman To Be Next Secretary-General
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says he would personally like to see a woman lead the United Nations for the first time since it was established more than 70 years ago.
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UN Chief Hugs 99-Year-Old Woman He Calls His 'American Mom'
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon embraced the 99-year-old woman he calls his "American Mom" on a nostalgic visit to her home where as a high school student from war-ravaged South Korea he spent his first days in the United States in culture shock at the country's riches.
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UN Rejects Assertions Of Ban Ki Moon's Silence On Kashmir
The UN has strongly rejected assertion that Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has a "vow of silence" on the issue of Kashmir.
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Ban Ki-Moon Fuels Presidential Speculation With South Korea Trip
Ban Ki-Moon was due to arrive in South Korea on Wednesday for a six-day visit that has fuelled speculation the UN chief is lining up a tilt at the presidency of his home country.
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Buddhism Can Help Nations Tackle Pressing Challenges: UN Chief
In current times of hateful rhetoric aimed at dividing communities and violent conflicts, the Buddhist teachings of compassion and non-violence can help the international community tackle pressing challenges, UN chief Ban Ki-moon said in his message on the Day of Vesak.
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India Has A Very Special Place In My Heart: UN Chief
Describing India as having "a very special place in my heart," UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon recalled that he deliberately chose to begin his diplomatic career in New Delhi, which he saw as an "important and adventurous posting".
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Ban Ki Moon Warns Against Military Option For Syria
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is urging Syria's warring sides and the countries backing them to turn away from the "bankrupt logic of a military victory" and work to find a peace settlement, according to a report to the Security Council.
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UN Says Some Of Its Peacekeepers Were Paying 13-Year-Olds For Sex
The United Nations has been grappling with so many sexual abuse allegations involving its peacekeepers that Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon recently called them "a cancer in our system."
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India's Plan to Cut Emission Shows 'Seriousness' on Climate Change: UN Chief
India's plan to slash greenhouse gas emissions indicates its "seriousness" in confronting climate change challenges and will help the world "bend" temperature projections for the rest of the century, UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said ahead of the crucial Paris summit.
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Ban Ki Moon in Surprise Visit to Israel, Palestinian Territories
UN chief Ban Ki-moon was to begin an unannounced visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories today after nearly three weeks of deadly unrest, a UN official told AFP.
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General Assembly is a Great Opportunity for India and Pak Leaders to Meet: UN Chief
As an advocate for friendly relations between India and Pakistan, the United Nations chief, Ban Ki-moon has called for the current General Assembly session as a great opportunity for leaders from both countries to meet. This, despite indications from India that there is no bilateral meeting scheduled between the two neighbours.
