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The UN secretary-general, Ban ki-Moon, demanded new elections be held as soon as possible, and not in September.
Egypt: Demonstrations and political pressure, but Hosni Mubarak clings on 2011
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On Thursday, U.N. Secretary General Ban ki-Moon said he had spoken to Assad and urged him to "stop killing people."
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On Thursday, U.N. Secretary General Ban ki-Moon said he had spoken to Assad and urged him to "stop killing people."
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Ban ki-Moon explained the source of his passion for climate change and energy access for the poor: A single light bulb opened a whole new world for me as a young man in post-conflict Korea -- it enabled me to study -- to grow -- to develop my mind.
Carl Pope: Will the Post-Oil World Also Be the Post-American World? Carl Pope 2012
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On Thursday, U.N. Secretary General Ban ki-Moon said he had spoken to Assad and urged him to "stop killing people."
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He spoke only moments after submitting a formal request for Palestinian statehood to U.N. Secretary-General Ban ki-Moon.
Palestinians Seek Statehood at U.N. Jay Solomon 2011
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On Thursday, U.N. Secretary General Ban ki-Moon said he had spoken to Assad and urged him to "stop killing people."
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Mr. Abbas is scheduled to address the U.N. General Assembly on Friday and will then present his formal request for Palestinian statehood to U.N. Secretary General Ban ki-Moon afterward, according to Mr. Malki.
Palestinians Firm on State Vote Jay Solomon 2011
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Ban ki-Moon explained the source of his passion for climate change and energy access for the poor: A single light bulb opened a whole new world for me as a young man in post-conflict Korea -- it enabled me to study -- to grow -- to develop my mind.
Carl Pope: Will the Post-Oil World Also Be the Post-American World? Carl Pope 2012
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While several Council members stated their belief that the statement did refer to a UN-run investigation, and urged Secretary-General Ban ki-Moon to initiate the process, it remains far from clear that the vague language commits the UN to anything at all.
Phyllis Bennis: From Istanbul: Outrage Over a Massacre on the High Seas 2010
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