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The global statesman talked to the FT in 2011 about his regrets over Rwanda, the UN’s strengths and weaknesses and his quest for peace
‘Secular monk’ stung by failures in Rwanda and Bosnia who never stopped working for peace
Snapshots from the life of the UN secretary-general and global statesman
Nobel Peace Prize laureate passes away peacefully in Switzerland with family at his side
Americans should know that a people deprived of liberty will never be pacified
He belonged to a generation that redesigned the political structures of the EU
Former UN secretary-general hits at President Kabila over political crisis
Former UN chief will lead group to deal with problems that fuelled regional migration crisis
Ex-UN secretary-general rejects charges of court bias against continent
Egyptian diplomat became first African and first Arab to head intergovernmental organisation
The ‘jewellery law’ is an ill-conceived attempt to manage the flow of refugees, writes Bo Lidegaard
Split along ethnic lines for four decades, there is fresh impetus to resolve this seemingly intractable dispute
The French photographer says her winning series of work ‘represents a grotesque kind of immortality’
New president ‘always wanted a solution’ to decades of division
Kofi Annan constantly demonstrated essential elements of leadership throughout his career, writes Robert Helsley
A man of unique authority, Mandela set a very high standard for us to attain, says Kofi Annan
Deal will raise more questions about transparency
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