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  • 12 February 2015

    S/PV.7381

    UN Documents

    This was a briefing by Secretary-General Ban-Ki Moon, his Special Adviser on Yemen Jamal Benomar and Ambassador Alya Ahmed Saif Al-Thani (Qatar) on behalf of the Gulf Cooperation Council. Read more

  • 3 February 2015

    Security Council’s February Programme of Work

    What's in Blue

    The Security Council’s programme of work for February adopted this morning contains mostly regular briefings and consultations on issues on the Council’s agenda, as well as a number of mandate renewals for sanctions and sanctions committee monitoring bodies as well... Read more

  • February 2015

    Overview

    Monthly Forecast

    China will have the Council’s presidency in February. Read more

  • February 2015

    Notable Dates for February

    Monthly Forecast

    Notable dates for February Read more

  • February 2015

    In Hindsight: Council Statistics in 2014: New Energy and Activity

    Monthly Forecast

    A mix of old and new complex crises required the Security Council’s attention in 2014 resulting in one of the busiest periods for the Council in several years. New situations like Ukraine competed with long-term conflicts like the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Somalia. Reversing the trend of decreasing decisions and meetings, the Council, often at the initiative of elected members, showed renewed energy in tackling both new and stagnant issues. Read more

  • February 2015

    Chairs of Subsidiary Bodies and Penholders for 2015

    Monthly Forecast

    Every year, the Security Council revisits its allocation of chairmanships of its subsidiary bodies, a task entrusted to elected Council members. As this chart illustrates, there is scant correlation between the “penholders” for situation-specific agenda items and the chairs of the relevant subsidiary bodies. Read more

  • January 2015

    Status Update

    Monthly Forecast

    Recent developments on situations covered in this Forecast are in the relevant briefs. Interesting developments on other issues are included in this Status Update of Security Council activity in December 2014. Read more

  • 11 December 2014

    S/PV.7336

    UN Documents

    This was a briefing from the chair of the 2140 Yemen Sanctions Committee, Ambassador Raimonda Murmokaite (Lithuania). Read more

  • 4 December 2014

    SC/11683

    UN Documents

    This was a press statements condemning the 3 December bomb attack at the residence of the Iranian Ambassador to Yemen. Read more

  • 2 December 2014

    Security Council’s December Programme of Work

    What's in Blue

    Chad assumes the presidency in December for the first and only time during its current tenure on the Security Council. There will be two open debates during the month: one on cooperation between the UN and the AU on peace... Read more

  • December 2014

    Overview

    Monthly Forecast

    Chad will hold the presidency of the UN Security Council in December. Read more

  • 23 November 2014

    Sudan Sanctions Committee Briefing

    What's in Blue

    Tomorrow (24 November), the Security Council will hold a public briefing, followed by consultations, on the work of the 1591 Sudan Sanctions Committee. Ambassador Maria Cristina Perceval of Argentina, chair of the Committee, is expected to brief. Monday’s briefing follows... Read more

  • 12 November 2014

    Finnish Workshop for Incoming Council Members

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    The 12th annual workshop for incoming members of the Security Council will be held for two days (13-14 November), commencing tomorrow afternoon in Long Island, New York. The workshop is organised by the government of Finland in cooperation with the... Read more

  • 8 November 2014

    SC/11638

    UN Documents

    This press statement welcomed the formation of Yemen's new government. Read more

  • 4 November 2014

    Security Council’s November Programme of Work

    What's in Blue

    Australia’s November presidency of the Security Council has gotten off to a busy start in the Council with consultations held on South Sudan and Libya this afternoon, followed by a briefing under “Any Other Business” on the situation in Burkina... Read more