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Security Council Deadlocked Over Response to Iran Nuclear Ambitions

By PBS News Hour

Foreign ministers from the world's most powerful nations are trying to end a deadlock over efforts to form a united front against threats posed by Iran's continued refusal to end its nuclear program.

U.N. Security Council Unanimously Backs Iraq Plan

The United Nations Security Council unanimously approved a U.S.-drafted resolution Thursday designed to provide more international military and economic aid for the stabilization of postwar Iraq.

U.S. Plans for Postwar Iraq Presented to Security Council

The United States took its postwar plans for Iraq to the United Nations on Friday, trying to persuade the Security Council to lift sanctions against the battered nation and give U.S. and British administrators control over its oil revenues.

Pres. Bush and Russia’s Putin Discuss Iraq As Security Council Meets

By Admin

President Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to intensify their efforts to work with the United Nations Security Council toward a solution to the Iraq crisis.

IAEA Sends North Korea Nuclear Issue to U.N. Security Council

The United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency declared North Korea in breach of international nuclear safeguards on Wednesday and referred the issue to the United Nations Security Council.

U.N. Security Council Passes Middle East Resolution

The U.N. Security Council passed a resolution endorsing the idea of a Palestinian state and calling for "the immediate cessation of violence" late last night.