Kenzo Oshima, Japan's ambassador to the United Nations, talks with the press during a break in the Security Council where members voted on a new Secretary General and discussed North Korea's alleged nuclear testing, at the United Nations on October 9, 2006 in New York. (UPI Photo/Monika Graff)
Kenzo Oshima is the subject or is mentioned in the following stories:
World powers haggle over sanctions in N.Korea crisis
South Korea's president flew to summit talks with Chinese leaders Friday as world powers argued over the scale and nature of sanctions to impose on North Korea over its declared nuclear test.
US to 'streamline' oil-for-food program
It is payback time. The United States has every intention of sidelining France, Germany and Russia from the lucrative reconstruction of a war-ravaged Iraq.
Warlords Could Seize Control in Afghanistan – UN
PRESIDENT HAMID KARZAI IS CHASING AFGHANISTAN'S FRACTIOUS POLITICIANS TO CHOOSE A PARLIAMENT QUICKLY AS INTERNATIONAL AID OFFICIALS SAID THE COUNTRY COULD SLIDE BACK UNDER THE CONTROL OF WARLORDS IF IT FAILED TO GET AID.
Growing list of civilian targets in war alarms U.N.
Israel uses heavy weapons in civilian areas, Palestinians plant bombs in Israeli cafes, Sudan fires on people waiting for food and in Angola 4.6 million people have been fleeing guns for 30 years.
U.N. ups Afghan aid
A MALNOURISHED AFGHAN GIRL RECEIVES CARE IN A PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL IN QUETTA ON OCTOBER 3. UNITED NATIONS – Expressing deep concern over the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, the U.N.
