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Annan faces criticism over oil-for-food failures

A sweeping year-long probe of the Iraq oil-for-food program has concluded that the United Nations allowed “illicit, unethical, and corrupt behaviour” to overwhelm the $64bn (€51.2bn) operation, and must adopt sweeping reforms to reclaim its credibility before taking on such tasks again.

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Businessman denies discussing bid with Annan

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Oil-for-food committee reviews new Annan memos

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Annan in oil for food link

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Critics use questions raised by Volcker report against Annan

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Annan faces criticism but no corruption charge

UN chief’s son faces fresh oil contract claims

THE son of the UN Secretary-General was yesterday reported to have received at least €230,000 from a Swiss company that was awarded a contract from the UN’s oil-for-food programme in Iraq — almost double the amount previously disclosed.

Thu, 24 Mar, 2005

Annan disappointed in son's corruption link

UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s son was paid more than €22,900 a year for five years by a company under investigation in the UN’s Iraq oil-for-food programme corruption probe.

Tue, 30 Nov, 2004