January 1996Routine Safeguards Environmental SamplingHans Blix
The IAEA begins routine environmental sampling at declared nuclear facilities as a strengthened safeguards measure.
Historical records for Sweden in 1996, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The IAEA begins routine environmental sampling at declared nuclear facilities as a strengthened safeguards measure.
The Convention on Nuclear Safety enters into force, strengthening the international nuclear safety framework.
Appointed Prime Minister of Sweden
This agreement also allowed the UN to oversee the use and management of oil revenues, and to see that some of the funds went to pay war reparations and for the work of UNSCOM in Iraq during this period.
This record states: The Iraqi ruling regime agreed to the terms of United Security Council Resolution 986, an oil-for-supplies agreement in which Iraq was allowed to sell $2 billion worth of oil every six months as a ways to purchase.
This record states: supplies for its increasingly impoverished and malnourished population.
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