EXCLUSIVE: Washington Floats Mladenov as Candidate for UN Secretary-General
Three sources at the United Nations told The Pundit that the United States is considering Nickolay Mladenov as a candidate for UN Secretary-General.
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Three sources at the United Nations told The Pundit that the United States is considering Nickolay Mladenov as a candidate for UN Secretary-General.
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