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Articles in Dec, 1991 issue of UN Chronicle

• Security Council permits limited oil sales by Iraq, sets compensation payment rate: also demands Iraqi compliance with disarmament measures
• 'Tested as never before.'
• Region faces 'enormous challenge' in recovering from Gulf War
• Secretary-General recommends establishment of UN Advance Mission in Cambodia
• Parties to conflict in Yugoslavia urged to settle their disputes peacefully
• UNIFIL mandate extended
• Support voiced for peace conference on Middle East
• Environmental awareness high among TNCs, Benchmark Survey finds
• Inspectors charge Iraq has ongoing nuclear weapons programme
• Intention of US, USSR to discontinue weapons deliveries to all Afghan side welcome
• 'Quiet diplomacy' of Secretary-General pays off with release of hostages, prisoners
• Sea law body approves consortium as pioneer investor
• 'A year of remarkable change.'
• Conference on Disarmament: hope for chemical weapons ban in 1992
• Third Review Conference focuses on verification, confidence-building
• Preparatory Committee narrows options for 'Agenda 21.'
• Energy experts review 1981 Nairobi action plan
• Helping children smile
  by Elsa B. Endrst
• The Model UN: learning about diplomacy
  by Elsa B. Endrst
• The 38th floor
  by Javier Perez de Cuellar
• Security Council endorses Secretary-General's intentions to resume discussions on Cyprus
• General Assembly opens in a changed international climate
• Committee evaluates African recovery and sets 'New Agenda.'
• World Conference proposed for Berlin
• A different kind of Model UN
• UN plan for Western Sahara is launched: military observers stationed at 10 posts
• Seven states join UN; membership now 166
• Committee commends South African National Peace Accord
• The Human Rights Covenants: tools in the 'struggle of enforcement.'
• Deadlock on El Salvador situation may be broken
• Iran's reconstruction to be costly
• Security subject of talks in Iran
• Committee forecast
• Process to end apartheid 'halting' but 'on course.'
• Changes in global economy reviewed in Economic and Social Council
• In the news: Africa not forgotten
• Minorities Subcommission discusses discrimination problems
• The United Nations International School: a model of diversity
  by Elsa B. Endrst