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Articles in Sept, 1995 issue of UN Chronicle

• Milestones: a selective chronology
• UNAMIR mandate shifts from peace-keeping to confidence building
• 'Good overall picture' provided of military weapons capabilities
• Security Council ready to consider new peace-keeping effort
• Non-Proliferation Treaty extended 'indefinitely' at Review Conference: full compliance called essential to international peace and security
• Commission acts on housing issues: children's rights, refugee strategy considered
• The New Page
  by Joseph A. Saffron
• Design for peace: origin of the UN emblem
  by Donal McLaughlin
• Ethnic violence reported
• Efforts to restore confidence asked by Security Council
• Commemorating the end of the Second World War in Europe
• Conference seeks pragmatic solutions to create a safer world
• New Panel to combat forest degradation: use of fuels, coral reefs, oceans reviewed
• The United Nations at the Crossroads of Reform
  by Joseph A. Saffron
• An age-old dream…
• Signing the Charter
  by Donal McLaughlin
• Factions asked to resolve differences: Embargo Committee established
• Two parties asked to facilitate voter identification process
• Comprehensive political settlement to conflict urged
• Ninth UN Congress focuses on practical solutions: new convention, code of conduct considered
• Space debris plan approved
• Cooperating for Peace: The Global Agenda for the 1990s and Beyond
  by Joseph A. Saffron
• Golden anniversary of UN celebrated in city of its birth
  by Nancy Seufert-Barr
• 'Journeys for a better world': a personal adventure in war and peace
  by Jean Richardot
• Positive developments welcomed despite delays in peace process
• Legislative and local elections overseen by UN and OAS
• Situation still 'extremely unstable.'
• Summit follow-up deemed a Commission priority
• Dynamic information strategies needed to promote UN goals
• Asking the UN about the UN: a myriad of questions
  by Elsa M. Endrst
• Giving peace a chance: recognizing the achievements
• Fighting escalates, UN role in question
• Draft on East Jerusalem not adopted by Security Council: United States vetoes text
• UN observers, police team monitors Peace Accords
• Special Committee calls for careful study of 'rapid reaction force.'
• 1995 Ad
• Tolerance - indispensable requirement for global security
  by Frederico Mayor Zaragoza