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TONY KEVIN. Kevin Rudd and the UN
An exceptionally difficult UN Secretary-General selection process is set to continue On 29 July, Malcolm Turnbull controversially announced that the Australian Government will not nominate Kevin Rudd for the UN Secretary-General position. Here in Australia, the focus of discussion on … Continue reading
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Tagged front runners for UN Secretary Generalship, Kevin Rudd and the UN, Professor Ramesh Thakur, selecting a new UN Secretary General, Tony Kevin, UN Secretary-General possibilities
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