It's the last college left. Why?

We know there are associations between the two groups and there is fertile ground for these sinister relationships to flourish.

But as early as 1968, this visionary man, Robert Kennedy, at the start of his ill fated presidential campaign, gave the most eloquent deconstruction of gross national product that ever has been.

However, much of the upsurge represented a return to trend after the blighted years of the 1980s.

Unfortunately, we are compelled to note at the same time the emergence of some negative phenomena, such as disastrous regional and inter ethnic conflicts.

The cynical attempt by the Democratic People apos s Republic of Korea to jeopardize those relations is utterly futile it will not succeed.

That's quite confusing for all those who recall that Berri's thugs are the ones who spread the chaos during the fateful days of May 7 21.

Congo apos s economy today is suffering from the disastrous consequences of ill advised economic policies, which has given my country the honour of being placed among the most indebted countries in the world.

Ominously, however, ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as piloted aircraft capable of delivering these weapons, were used, and the potential for escalation was ever present.

This year the disastrous hand of nature in the form of tropical storm quot Debbie quot struck Saint Lucia, dramatically emphasizing the vulnerability of small island developing States.

But as early as 1968, this visionary man, Robert Kennedy, at the start of his ill fated presidential campaign, gave the most eloquent deconstruction of gross national product that ever has been.

Countering the ominous scourge of global terrorism requires continuous review and reinforcement of the mechanisms at the disposal of the United Nations, as well as the consolidation of the institutional dimension of the efforts undertaken in that field at the United Nations level.

With the advent of the recent positive political developments in the Middle East as a result of the ongoing peace process, it is ever more pressing to safeguard the region from the ominous consequences associated with the introduction of nuclear weapons and the perils of a future nuclear arms race.

The bitter irony is that, at this suddenly inauspicious moment, Europe and the US are launching their most significant joint project since the creation of NATO a transatlantic free trade agreement.

In the aftermath of the bilateral relationship s ill fated reset, Russia has been eager to maintain its global position as a foil to the US, causing many people on both sides to revert to a Cold War mentality.

The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina was the most tragic, and it was inadmissible that the international community should resign itself to accepting the plans and borders worked out by those who had conceived and implemented the evil policy of ethnic cleansing.

At the same time, the ominous phenomena of ethnic strife, destructive nationalism, widespread poverty and social injustice are undermining the vital role of the United Nations in opposing aggression and maintaining international peace, and are thus posing new challenges.

In addition to the constant efforts made by the Cambodian authorities to rebuild our country after the disastrous 20 years of war, Cambodia also aspires to rejoin the international community as a State of law.

An example of this pernicious situation, to cite only the one which Cuba is enduring, is the illegal occupation of part of our territory through the United States naval base in Guantanamo, which is contrary to the will of our people and is based on treaties that were imposed.

At present, most developing countries are in the process of transforming their development policies and institutions in response to the disastrous consequences of the prolonged economic stagnation and, in some instances, economic collapse of the 1980s.

Mr. Palsson (Iceland) Let me at the outset associate myself with the condolences that have been expressed to the victims of the disastrous floods, tragic events, in Egypt last week.

In my country, Argentina, the role played by women's organizations, including the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, during the unfortunate military dictatorship was very important in making Argentina's society, as well as the world, aware of the serious human rights violations that were being committed.

After having hastily decided on a withdrawal during the first weeks of April 1994, the international community, responding to the clamorous indignation of public opinion, was forced to review its position and find a way to return to the scene of the tragedy and attempt to limit its shameful and disastrous development.

In order to achieve this, we must overcome the disastrous war and political crisis by joint efforts and by a well devised vision of a new international order in this part of the world, in the interest of the entire global order and of the United Nations.

Discussions on the arrangements for the follow up to the outcomes of the Millennium Summit and major United Nations conferences at the 2005 meeting would provide an appropriate opportunity to study the harmful effects of Israeli occupation on Palestinian development efforts, and the topic should be included in the report to be submitted in that regard.

No amount of rhetoric, however, can confuse the issue or cover up the fact that it was the Greek Cypriots who practised the sinister method of quot ethnic cleansing quot or worse in Cyprus between 1963 1974.

Indeed, the United Nations Charter, with its ultimate goals of peace, welfare and human rights, attempts both to draw lessons from Germany's history during those fateful 12 years and to ensure that such events never recur.

If the word conference seems too official, it could be called an international meeting of mine clearance experts. The object would be to draft and adopt an international strategy on mine clearance, as well as ways and means of alleviating the disastrous consequences of land mines in war stricken countries.

Absent any other arrangement, the Kremlin will have to do just that. Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell s doctrine if you break it, you own it applies to Putin s intervention in Ukraine as much as to George W. Bush s misadventure in Iraq.

This event will unquestionably have great significance for my country. It will take place precisely at a time when the Panamanian people have attained their most important legal and political objective recovering their rights over the Panama Canal and freeing their territory from the jurisdictional limitations imposed by the ill fated Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty.