It's getting light.

Over Claddagh

He'll be off Bikini when the April moon is new.

I suppose we must leave soon... before it gets too light.

Now they are re emerging in forms that are most alarming for mankind.

Before it was light, he had his baits out and was drifting with the current.

Peaceful co existence has yet to emerge as a universal phenomenon. Primary attention should be paid to achieving this.

On the one hand, hope is emerging that a democratic solution will be reached in South Africa, and there is an expectation of national reconciliation.

The day has not yet dawned when we can all proclaim that all the people of South Africa have begun to govern their country.

31. In the new era of peace now dawning in the Middle East, there could no longer be any room for bodies which served a propagandistic purpose.

I hope the people of Portugal hopes that the United Nations Special Committee may contribute to ensuring that that day will dawn as soon as possible.

The peace process in Georgia is developing hope of stopping the bloodshed in Nagorny Karabakh is already emerging and initial agreements on Tajikistan have also been reached.

Emerging from the cold war era with an authority and effectiveness that belie its many years of sterility, the Security Council is also, however, clearly in need of functional reform.

The day has not yet dawned when we can all proclaim that all the people of South Africa have begun to govern their country quot . (Official Records of the General Assembly, Forty eighth Session, Plenary Meetings, 76th meeting, p. 24.)

I am particularly honoured to have the privilege of speaking on behalf of my country, Guinea Bissau, at the forty eighth session of the General Assembly at a time when an increased worldwide consensus seems to be emerging, in that significant and encouraging changes are taking place in the global political and economic landscape.

And yet our sense of purpose and achievement is ennobled as we witness the new light of hope dawning in South Africa, the Middle East, Cambodia and in many other States and societies where the painstaking process of peace, democracy and development take root and where solutions are characterized with a human face.

I am therefore confident that the United Nations, which has striven to implement the provisions of its Charter for about half a century, can still muster the courage and will to respond to the requisites of peace, democracy and development for the truly global era that is dawning as we approach the twenty first century.