Afro-Asian Bloc Shifts UN Balance
The United States no longer holds a mechanical majority in the General Assembly as Africa and Asia expand. An analysis of 37 controversial votes shows the U S on the losing side 21 times, while the Soviet Union aligned with the losers 13 times.
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Groundhog Day and historic milestones noted on this day
On February 2 historical events include the 1848 treaty ceding lands to the United States and the incorporation of New Amsterdam in 1635. The text surveys Cold War era U.N. dynamics, focusing on the U.N. Security Council, veto usage, and shifting power among major powers.
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Caernarvon Busy As Castle Prepares For Prince Charles Investiture
Caernarvon town crews revamp Caernarvon Castle ahead of Prince Charles investiture on July 1 with fresh paint repaved streets spectator stands and seating for about 6500 guests the AP reports.
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