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How to Improve Peacemaking at the U.N
If the United Nations had a standing army of its own, deployment and financing of a United Nations force would indeed be simplified. But what would the United Nations want the force to do? The cases of Iraq and Bosnia show that the problems of United Nations peacekeeping relate to strategy more than logistics.
Newspaper Article
PK Pakistan Nuclear Intentions
Arthur W. Hummel, Jr. requests permission to cite the comments of the Pakistan. Ambassador to France regarding Pakistan's intentions to develop a Nuclear capability during high level discussions with the government of Pakistan
Government Document
Pakistan Open to U.S. Plan on Afghans, Aide Says
''The feeling I got in Moscow is that [Najibullah] is doing quite well, and why should he be pushed out?'' he said. ''It's not costing the Soviets a lot to supply the regime. They're flying in a lot of stuff that would otherwise go to the garbage heap.'' Mr. [Iqbal Akhund], who is visiting Washington after a trip to Moscow last week, said the Soviet Foreign Minister, Eduard A. Shevardnadze, had told him that Moscow's talks with Washington on the proposal on Afghanistan were ''not conclusive'' and that ''differences persist.'' ''We took note of the proposal and did not stop the United States from putting it forward in Moscow,'' Mr. Akhund said. ''But we made it clear we did not believe the mujahedeen would buy it.''
Newspaper Article
Security Council--Namibia: Informal Consultations, Afternoon October 15
United Nations. Security Council will be asked to cast Votes on the proposed draft United Nations. Resolutions on Namibia on 19 October 1976; Clemens Kapuuo will not be permitted to make a presentation to the United Nations. Security Council despite the efforts by the U.S. and the [United Kingdom; France]
Government Document
Conversation with Waldheim: Namibia, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus
W. Tapley Bennett, Jr. informs Kurt Waldheim that the U.S. and [France; United Kingdom] will veto any United Nations. Resolutions in the United Nations. Security Council which impose Sanctions against South Africa under United Nations. Charter. Chapter VII
Government Document
Pakistan Ambassador to France Hardlines on Reprocessing Plant
Pakistan. Ambassador to France declares that Pakistan will construct Nuclear fuel reprocessing plants on its own and asserts that Pakistan needs Nuclear weapons to protect its National security in light of the situation in [Afghanistan; India]; United States Embassy. France officials inform the Pakistan. Ambassador to France that Pakistan's efforts to develop a Nuclear capability will strain Pakistan-United States relations and disrupt Security assistance provided by the U.S. to Pakistan
Government Document