guilty of no wrongdoing. |
Hard as it will be, we must find ways of structuring that co-existence, or we will never be able to stop viruses migrating from animals to us -- and to our children, |
has no plans to travel to Belgrade. |
He (Karimov) said he had the situation under control and was taking every measure to bring those responsible to account and didn't need an international team to establish the facts, |
He in turn affirmed to me that they are interested in serious and constructive negotiation, but within a time frame. |
he is unwavering in his conviction that nothing can justify terror. |
He leaves a legacy of inspiration and courage to his many friends and colleagues around the world, |
History will judge them harshly and their people will not absolve them, if they fail. |
Honestly I wish we had never been given that program, and I wish the U.N. will never be asked to undertake that kind of program again. There were failures; there were inadequacies; there were situations that we couldn't deal with, |
How this crisis is resolved will affect greatly the course of peace and security in the region and the world, ... I commend the council for acting today with purpose and resolve. |
hundreds of thousands more people are likely to become displaced as the conflict spreads and the drought worsens in the next two or three months. |
I admit and regret that sometimes his words are undiplomatic, |
I am braced and we are all ready. |
I am certain that my settlement plan offers the best and fairest chance of peace, prosperity and stability that is ever likely to be on offer. ... Let us seize this chance for peace in the United Republic of Cyprus. |
I am confident that the competent authorities in Belgrade will [co-operate] and urge them to immediately discuss with the tribunal how this co-operation should be extended, |