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• DAILY PRESS BRIEFING OF OFFICE OF SPOKESMAN FOR SECRETARY-GENERAL United Nations 06 Jul 2000
• U-N-AFGHANISTAN Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- The United Nations Security Council today (Thursday) warned the Taleban in Afghanistan that its actions pose a threat to international security.
• AFGHAN SANCTIONS Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- The United Nations imposed economic sanctions on the Taleban movement in Afghanistan last November. But eight-months later, the sanctions have not accomplished their goal.
• PHILIPPINES / HOSTAGES Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- Philippine negotiators are preparing to return to Jolo island for talks on freeing 20, mainly foreign, hostages held by Islamic extremists.
• MALAYSIA-ARMS Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- A shadowy Islamic cult called Al- Ma unah, or the Brotherhood of Inner Power, practices martial arts and espouses creation of a pure Islamic state, and one of the groups leaders is a former army officer court-martialled for dealing in drugs and illegal immigrants.
• NORTHERN IRELAND Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- An uneasy calm has descended on Northern Ireland after a fourth-night of Protestant demonstrations turned violent.
• U-N / CONGO BRAZAVILLE Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- The United Nations says the international community has an excellent opportunity to help Congo-Brazzaville make good on its hard-won peace and restore security and stability in the country.
• RUSSIA / CHECHNYA Voice of America 06 July 2000 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly criticized government ministers for the suicide bombings that killed at least 50-people in Chechnya.

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• Boeing, Honeywell Team Up for International Space Station Work Boeing 06 Jul 2000 -- The Boeing Company and Honeywell entered into an agreement for ongoing and future International Space Station (ISS) work relating to avionics, systems, and software.