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While member states gather at the UN, further uptown a host of celebrities and high-profile leaders will be speaking at two conferences in New York this week.
Diplomats said the next attempt to reach a deal was scheduled for Wednesday — a day before the leaders of the European Union's 27 member states gather for a summit Brussels, their last scheduled meeting before the summer.
The ministers have scheduled another meeting for Wednesday, a day before the leaders of the European Union's 27 member states gather for a summit meeting in Brussels, their last scheduled meeting before the summer hiatus.
Today's European Council, at which the union's member states gather, reminds one of the old Reichstag, where the representatives of the German cities and principalities met to deliberate matters of mutual concern.
Yet the presidential election in France next May means that there is not much time, during Germany's six-month presidency, to tackle the issue.In a sense, this presidency will really begin only on March 25th, when leaders of the EU's member states gather in Berlin for the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, the union's founding document, and adopt a "Berlin Declaration".
Mr Barbosa said a decision on whether to put St Petersburg on the endangered list or strip it of its world heritage status would not be taken until the middle of next year, when Unesco member states gather for their annual congress.
Environmental officials from the states gathered in Sacramento to announce the agreement.
Some 300 bishops from three states gathered in 2006 in Ulysses, Pa., to discuss the issue.
In 1938, representatives from 32 western states gathered in the pretty resort town of Evian, southern France.
The nature of this war on "extremism" became evident when five former chiefs of defence staff of Nato states gathered at a think-tank in Washington earlier this year.
In 1998, 160 states gathered in Rome to agree on the Statute of an international criminal court, the culmination of five decades of painful negotiations.
