A strong proponent of the International Criminal Court, Mr. Heinbecker discusses his observations of the inner workings of the Security Council in this interview, conducted on 8 November 2004, as well as some changes that ...

Having encountered many major international events firsthand, including the seaborne invasion of Normandy, Mr. Hottelet shares some of his accounts of his time with the United Nations in the interview conducted on 6 May ...

Currently, Ms. Crossette serves as the United Nations correspondent for The Nation and a freelance writer on foreign policy and international affairs. She was holding these positions when this interview was conducted on ...

This publication has been issued in implementation of the United Nations Disarmament Information Programme as a handy, convenient and attractive reference tool containing the report of the Secretary-General on verification ...

As the first Spokesperson for the Secretary‑General, Mr. Nassif helped to establish many of the protocols that are employed by the Office of the Secretary‑General today to keep an ongoing relationship with the press, ...

Serving as a professor at the time of the interview, conducted on 15 April 2005, Mr. Berlin discusses a variety of topics on his experiences in covering the United Nations, from his contacts within the Secretariat and how ...

Today, more than ever before, a threat to one is a threat to all. Threats to international peace and security go far beyond aggression by States and include poverty, deadly infectious disease, environmental degradation, ...

Retired at the time of this interview, conducted on 15 April 2005, Mr. Sills discusses his experiences in working in the United Nations. He focuses the majority of his discussion on Secretaries-General Pérez de Cuéllar and ...