Jul 20, 2015
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Ambassador, Celebrities, celebrity, E3+3, ENW_23, Gholamali Khoshroo, Iran, Iranian economy, israel, Map, nuclear Sanctions, Nukes, Politics, resolution 2231, Ron Prosor, Samantha Power, sanctions, Security Council, UN, united nations, US, vote, Vote on Iran
United Nations, New York, July 20 2015 – United States Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power after a vote in the Security Council. The U.N. Security Council endorsed the nuclear deal between Iran and 6 world powers and adopted measures to end of U.N. sanctions that have hurt the Iranian economy On the Photo: United States Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Samantha Power Luiz Rampelotto/EuropaNewswire The United Nations Security Council today unanimously adopted a resolution establishing a monitoring system for Iran’s nuclear programme and considering the “eventual removal” of all nuclear-related sanctions against the country. The Council endorsed [Read More]
Jun 27, 2015
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Ambassador, arms embargo, Arria formula, Bassam Al -Ahmad, chlorine gas, civil society, cylinder of gas, explosive barrels, France, Francois Delattre, Human Rights Watch, international community, Nadim Houry, New York, Politics, Raed Saleh, refugee, Roman Oyarzun Marches, sanctions, Spain, Stop Barrel Bombs, Syria Regime, Syrian, syrian president, Syrian refugee, UN, united nations, United Nations Headquarters
United Nations, New York, USA, June 26 2015 – Press Conference on Stopping Barrel Bombs attacks by the Syrian Government. Speakers: French Ambassador Francois Delattre, Ambassador Roman Oyarzun Marchesi of Spain and there guests Nadim Houry, of Human Rights Watch, Bassam Al -Ahmad of the Center for Documentation of Violations in Syria and Raed Saleh, Syrian refugee On the Photo: (FROM LEFT): Raed Saleh, Roman Oyarzun Marches, Francois Delattre, Nadim Houry, Bassam Al -Ahmad Credit: Luiz Rampelotto/EuropaNewswire A UN Security Council member said today that the international community was saying to the Syrian government, “with a single voice: ‘stop [Read More]
