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UNITED
NATIONS - / MaximsNews Network / --
Caroline Patton has been an editor for MaximsNews since September 2007
and is now an International News Editor. She
has a BA from
George
Washington
University
in history (with honors) and a MA from the University of
Chicago
in international relations. She has served as a researcher at the Hudson
Institute in several capacities and currently is a research associate at the
Center for Medicine in the Public Interest.
Caroline Patton's areas of interest include international organizations, EU
policy, international health, and the role of civil society in promoting
awareness of international issues; she speaks several
languages.
Recent MaximsNews Articles:
DESPITE
PRECARIOUS CONDITIONS IN HAITI, THERE IS REASON FOR OPTIMISM, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
08/10/2008
PROGRESS MADE IN
BRINGING UN MISSION IN DARFUR UP TO FULL STRENGTH, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
07/10/2008
FUTURE
SECURITY SITUATION IN GEORGIA REMAINS UNCLEAR; ROLE OF UN MISSION UNDER
DISCUSSION, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
06/10/2008
UN
ENVOY ANALYZES CONDITIONS IN GEORGIA; BLACK SEA COUNTRIES OFFER OPINIONS ON
FUTURE OF THE REGION, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
01/10/2008
DISENGAGEMENT
PROPOSAL IMPLEMENTATION IN DR CONGO THREATENED BY CONTINUED VIOLENCE BY
REBEL ORGANIZATION, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 29/09/2008
UN
PLEASED AT FREEING OF DETAINEES BUT SAYS "ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS SHOULD BE
RELEASED” IN MYANMAR, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 24/09/2008
UN
AND AU CONTINUE EFFORTS TO BRING STABILITY TO DARFUR DESPITE GRIM OUTLOOK,
BY CAROLINE PATTON: 23/09/2008
VIOLENCE UNABATED IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF
CONGO, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 22/09/2008
PEACE
BREAKS DOWN IN DR CONGO, UN WORRIED ABOUT RENEWED VIOLENCE, BY CAROLINE
PATTON: 17/09/2008
UN MISSION TRAVELS TO GEORGIA
TO ASSESS HUMANITARIAN CONDITIONS, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 16/09/2008
UN
HAILS PROGRESS IN ZIMBABWE AS GOVERNMENT AND OPPOSITION AGREE TO SHARE
POWER, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 15/09/2008
UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL
FOR HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS CONCERNED ABOUT SITUATION IN DARFUR, BY CAROLINE
PATTON: 11/09/2008
CONTINUED
PROBLEMS WITH LEBANESE-SYRIAN BORDER SAYS UN REPORT, BY CAROLINE
PATTON: 09/09/2008
DEVASTATION
LEFT BEHIND BY HURRICANES CREATES CRITICAL SITUATION IN HAITI, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 08/09/2008
FOLLOWING
ATTACK ON DISPLACED PERSONS CAMP, UNAMID INCREASES PERSONNEL THERE, BY CAROLINE
PATTON: 04/09/2008
SEVENTEEN
PEOPLE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN DR CONGO, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
02/09/2008
KIDNAPPED
UNHCR HEAD IN GOOD HEALTH AFTER BEING FREED, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
27/08/08
SECRETARY-GENERAL
SAYS RECOGNITION BY RUSSIA MAY NEGATIVELY IMPACT SITUATION IN GEORGIA, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 26/08/08
UN
CONCERNED ABOUT VIOLENCE AGAINST IDF CAMP IN DARFUR, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 25/08/2008
CONTINUED
CONCERNS ABOUT CONDITIONS IN GEORGIA; ICC OPENS INVESTIGATION INTO ALLEGATIONS
OF ABUSES, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
20/08/2008
TIMOR-LESTE
ACTED IN "RAPID, FIRM AND RESPONSIBLE MANNER" AFTER ASSASSINATION
ATTEMPT SAYS SECURITY COUNCIL, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 18/08/2008
FUTURE
UNCERTAIN IN GEORGIA BUT HUMANITARIAN NEEDS REMAIN CRITICAL, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
18/08/2008
AGREEMENT
REACHED IN GEORGIA BUT STABILITY REMAINS UNCERTAIN, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 13/08/2008
UN
CONTINUES HUMANITARIAN OPERATIONS IN GEORGIA, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
12/08/2008
FIGHTING
IN GEORGIA DISPLACES TENS OF THOUSANDS, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
11/08/2008
NEW
DEATHS IN DARFUR, 6 CIVILIANS KILLED, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 06/08/2008
SITUATION
IN MYANMAR MIXED THREE MONTHS AFTER NARGIS, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
05/08/2008
UN
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE ASKS SOMALIA TO COOPERATE TO SECURE PEACE, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
04/08/2008
UN
PEACEKEEPERS IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA TO CEASE OPERATIONS
, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
30/07/2008
UN
MISSION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE EXTENDED UNTIL 31 JANUARY 2009,
BY CAROLINE PATTON:
29/07/2008
BAN
KI-MOON "DEEPLY REGRETS THE LOSS OF LIFE" IN TERRORIST STRIKES IN
ISTANBUL , BY
CAROLINE
PATTON: 28/07/2008
BEFORE
SECURITY COUNCIL, ENVOY TO SOMALIA OFFERS SUGGESTIONS FOR FACILITATING PEACE IN
THE WAR-TORN COUNTRY, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 24/07/2008
YET
ANOTHER ASSAULT ON UNAMID PERSONNEL, SECURITY OFFICER INJURED IN DARFUR
, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
22/07/2008
RADOVAN
KARADŽIĆ APPREHENDED
IN SERBIA 13 YEARS AFTER FIRST BEING INDICTED, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 21/07/2008
DEATH
OF EIGHTH PEACEKEEPER IN DARFUR SHOWS CHALLENGES FACING UNAMID,
BY CAROLINE PATTON: 16/07/2008
FURTHER
DEATHS OF HUMANITARIAN PERSONNEL IN SOMALIA "INTOLERABLE AND
INCOMPREHENSIBLE," SAYS UN
BY CAROLINE PATTON: 15/07/2008
ARREST
WARRANT SOUGHT FROM ICC FOR SUDANESE LEADER, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 14/07/2008
FAR
MORE AID IS NEEDED FOR AFGHANISTAN; FOOD SUPPLIES REMAIN INSUFFICIENT, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
09/07/2008
SITUATION IN
ZIMBABWE A "MOMENT OF TRUTH" ACCORDING
TO UN, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 08/07/2008
ATTACKS
IN ABKHAZIA AND GEORGIA DRAW CRITICISM FROM UN, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 07/07/2008
UN
DISTURBED BY UNABATED VIOLENCE IN MIDDLE EAST; CONDITIONS IN PALESTINE ALARMING:
02/07/2008
TENS
OF THOUSANDS IN MOZAMBIQUE STILL FACE NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OF WINTER FLOODING:
01/07/2008
YET
ANOTHER DRIVER KILLED IN SUDAN; HUMANITARIAN AIR SERVICE IN JEOPARDY, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
30/06/2008
$49
MILLION NEEDED FOR HUMANITARIAN AID TO MILLIONS IN ETHIOPIA AFFECTED BY
DROUGHT, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
27/06/2008
(MaximsNews Network)
UGANDAN
REBEL ARMY CONTINUES TO INCLUDE WOMEN AND CHILDREN; NEIGHBORING STATES
DISPLEASED WITH PROGRESS MADE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
25/06/08
CONTINUED
CHALLENGES IN SUDAN; ISSUE OF ABYEI RESOLVED, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
24/06/08
UN
CONCERNED ABOUT THE IMPACT OF RECENT VIOLENCE ON RUN-OFF ELECTION IN ZIMBABWE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
19/06/2008
UN
REPRESENTATIVE MEETS WITH SOMALI LEADERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS TO
IMPLEMENT DJIBOUTI
AGREEMENT,
BY CAROLINE PATTON: 18/06/2008
REIGNITED
VIOLENCE IN CHAD; SECURITY COUNCIL EXPRESSES "DEEP CONCERN," BY CAROLINE
PATTON: 17/06/2008
UNFPA
VIDEO: THE CHANCES AND CHALLENGES OF URBANIZATION IN CHINA, BY CAROLINE
PATTON:
15/06/2008
SHARP
INTERNATIONAL CRITICISM OF SUDAN'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH OBLIGATIONS TO ICC
, BY CAROLINE PATTON:11/06/2008
A
POSITIVE STEP IN SUDAN, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
10/06/2008
FOOD
CRISIS EXPECTED TO WORSEN AS PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 29/05/2008
IMPORTANT
PROGRESS IN NEPAL BUT CONTINUED CHALLENGES AWAIT, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 28/05/2008
$233
MILLION OBTAINED IN FUNDING FOR CYCLONE NARGIS RELIEF, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 27/05/2008
ACCORD
IN LEBANON AN "ESSENTIAL STEP" - SECURITY COUNCIL, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 22/05/2008
MORE
INTERNATIONAL HELP FOR VICTIMS OF EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA BEING COORDINATED BY
UN, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 21/05/2008
SECRETARY-GENERAL
WILL GO TO MYANMAR, AID OPERATIONS NEED TO BE EXPANDED, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 19/05/2008
SITUATION
IN SOMALIA DIRE AND GROWING WORSE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
15/05/2008
MORE
VIOLENCE IN DARFUR, UN CONDEMNS ATTACKS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
13/05/2008
SECRETARY-GENERAL
DISSATISFIED WITH SLOW PACE OF RELIEF OPERATIONS IN MYANMAR
, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 12/05/2008
UN
CONCERNED ABOUT CONTINUING POST-ELECTORAL VIOLENCE IN ZIMBABWE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
07/05/2008
ATTACKS
IN NORTH DARFUR SPARK RENEWED CONCERN FROM UN, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 06/05/2008
STANLEY
FOUNDATION VIDEO: "BRAZIL RISING," BY CAROLINE PATTON:
05/05/2008
KILLINGS
OF HUMANITARIAN WORKERS IN CHAD AND DARFUR CAUSE CONCERN AT THE UN ABOUT
THE FUTURE OF OPERATIONS IN THE REGION, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 01/05/2008
FUEL
CRISIS IN GAZA, FURTHER SHUTDOWNS LIKELY IF CROSSING REMAINS CLOSED, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
30/04/2008
PROGRESS
ON ELECTIONS IN COTE D'IVOIRE, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 29/04/2008
POLITICAL
UNREST REMAINS A MONTH AFTER ZIMBABWE'S ELECTION, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 28/04/2008
CRUCIAL
NEGOTIATIONS ONGOING BETWEEN ISRAEL AND PALESTINE BUT VIOLENCE IN GAZA
CONTINUES,
BY CAROLINE PATTON: 23/04/2008
GRIM
ANNIVERSARY FOR DARFUR: NO END IN SIGHT FOR FIVE YEAR LONG CONFLICT,
BY CAROLINE PATTON: 22/04/2008
SITUATION
IN SOMALIA DISINTEGRATING, SECRETARY-GENERAL SPEAKS OUT AGAINST RECENT VIOLENCE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
21/04/2008
SITUATION
OF REFUGEES IN CHAD STILL DIRE, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 16/04/2008
AFGHAN
REFUGEES IN PAKISTAN UNABLE TO RETURN HOME, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 15/04/2008
GOOD
NEWS FOR KENYA AS A COALITION GOVERNMENT IS FINALLY FORMED; DROUGHT
CONTINUES TO THREATEN HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
14/04/2008
TENSIONS
AS ELECTIONS DRAW NEAR IN NEPAL, 7 KILLED IN PRE-ELECTION VIOLENCE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:09/04/2008
SITUATION
IN HAITI IMPROVING BUT THE GAINS REMAIN TENUOUS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:08/04/2008
UNFPA
VIDEO: CHINA USES RAIL NETWORK TO SPREAD INFORMATION ABOUT HIV/AIDS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
07/04/2008
UNFPA
VIDEO: THE CRITICAL PROBLEM OF CHILD BRIDES, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
02/04/2008
VIOLENCE
AT BORDER BETWEEN CHAD AND SUDAN WORRIES UN, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 01/04/2008
SECRETARY-GENERAL
SAYS THERE CAN BE NO PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST WITHOUT A SETTLEMENT OF THE
ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
31/03/2008
DARFUR:
UN MESSENGER OF PEACE GEORGE CLOONEY'S VIDEO DIARY: PART 3, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
28/03/2008
UN
ASKS FOR HELP IN ALLEVIATING ONGOING VIOLENCE IN SOMALIA, BY
CAROLINE PATTON:
27/03/2008
DARFUR:
UN MESSENGER OF PEACE GEORGE CLOONEY'S VIDEO DIARY: PART 2, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
27/03/2008
(MaximsNews TV)
DARFUR:
UN MESSENGER OF PEACE GEORGE CLOONEY'S VIDEO DIARY: PART 1, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
25/03/2008
VIOLENCE
IN KENYA LEAVES LINGERING PROBLEMS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
19/03/2008
NO
SOLUTIONS FOR KOSOVO AS UNREST PERSISTS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
18/03/2008
ASIA
SOCIETY VIDEO: E-WASTE AND THE AFTERLIFE OF ELECTRONICS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
12/03/2008
UNFPA VIDEO:
CAMPAIGN FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN TURKEY SHOWS SUCCESS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
11/03/2008
UNFPA VIDEO:
CULTURAL PREFERENCE FOR BOYS IN ASIA CREATES DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIAL
PROBLEMS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
10/03/2008
UN AGAIN
SPEAKS OUT AGAINST THE BURGEONING DRUG TRADE IN AFGHANISTAN
, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
05/03/2008
7 UN STAFF
AND 3 CREW MEMBERS KILLED IN HELICOPTER CRASH IN NEPAL, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
04/03/2008
BLOODY
WEEKEND IN GAZA, UN CALLS ISRAEL'S RETALIATION TO PALESTINIAN ROCKETS
'DISPROPORTIONATE,' BY CAROLINE PATTON:
03/03/2008
PEACE
EFFORTS IN MIDDLE EAST MUST CONTINUE DESPITE VIOLENCE - SECRETARY GENERAL
, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 28/02/2008
VIOLENCE
IN KENYA WILL HAVE EFFECTS THAT LINGER LONG AFTER A SETTLEMENT, SAYS UN
OFFICIAL, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 27/02/2008
CHAD
REMAINS A CENTER OF MOVEMENT OF REFUGEES AS SECURITY IN REGION REMAINS
PRECARIOUS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:26/02/2008
VIOLENCE
OVER KOSOVO'S SECESSION CONTINUES TO COME FROM THE SERB SIDE, BY CAROLINE
PATTON: 21/02/2008
INTERNATIONAL
REACTION TO KOSOVO'S SECESSION FROM SERBIA MIXED, BY CAROLINE PATTON:19/02/2008
THE
FUTURE OF KOSOVO REMAINS IN DEBATE, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
18/02/08
MORE
VIOLENCE IN SUDAN, THIS TIME IN THE SOUTH, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 13/02/08
RELATIVE
CALM IN TIMOR-LESTE AFTER ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS, BY CAROLINE PATTON:
12/02/08
TURMOIL
IN DARFUR SENDS THOUSANDS OVER THE BORDER INTO ALREADY WAR-WRACKED CHAD, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 11/02/08
NEGOTIATIONS
IN KENYA SHOW PROGRESS BUT SECURITY STILL 'PRECARIOUS', BY CAROLINE PATTON:
07/02/08
CONTINUING
VIOLENCE IN CHAD ENDANGERS CIVILIANS AND THREATENS TO DESTABILIZE REGION, BY
CAROLINE PATTON: 06/02/08
ONGOING
FIGHTING IN KENYA 'UNACCEPTABLE' - BAN KI-MOON, BY CAROLINE PATTON: 05/02/08
SECRETARY-GENERAL
PUSHES FOR SOLUTION TO REIGNITED FIGHTING IN CHAD, BY CAROLINE PATTON :
04/02/08
SECRETARY-GENERAL
WILL GO TO NAIROBI TOMORROW TO SEEK AN END TO VIOLENCE IN KENYA, BY CAROLINE
PATTON
: 31/01/08
TENSIONS
OVER GAZA SHOWS NO SIGNS OF EASING; HUMANITARIAN SITUATION DIFFICULT, BY
CAROLINE PATTON
: 30/01/08
FAR
FROM ABATING, VIOLENCE IN KENYA IS STILL RISING AND HAS DIRE CONSEQUENCES, BY
CAROLINE PATTON
: 29/01/08
TENSIONS
REMAIN HIGH IN GAZA: UN CONCERNED, BY CAROLINE PATTON
: 24/01/08
FOOD
SUPPLIES TO 2 MILLION IN DARFUR THREATENED BY SEIZURE OF WFP TRUCKS, BY CAROLINE
PATTON
: 23/01/08
NEARLY
A MONTH AFTER KENYA'S ELECTION, VIOLENCE CONTINUES TO RAGE AND CASUALTIES AND
DISPLACEMENT ARE STILL RISING, BY CAROLINE PATTON
: 22/01/08
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