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[Q]: Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor said on Saturday "Reform of the United Nations has been long overdue " calling for progress in strengthening all UN activities "relating to the maintenance of international peace and security."
"The United Nations must keep its place at the core of global governance structures " Pahor said while addressing the general debate of the 65th session of the UN General Assembly  which began here on Thursday.
Drawing the Assembly's attention to the broader issue of the global economic crisis  Pahor said  "the reforms of international economic and financial systems must continue at an accelerated speed  reflecting global development needs."
"Our endeavors should aim at increasing accountability  responsibility and solidarity  while taking into account the need for a stronger voice and better participation of developing countries " he added.
Meanwhile  the Slovenian prime minister expressed his country's bid for a seat on the UN Security Council for the period 2012-2013.
[A]: Pahor


[Q]: Image copyright  Hannah Mouncey  YouTube Image caption Prior to  her  transition   Hannah Mouncey  was a member of the Australian men's handball team
 Hannah Mouncey   28  who previously played at local level in Canberra  hopes to take to the field in the state of Victoria this season.
Before  she  began  her  gender transition in 2015   Mouncey  played for the Australian men's handball team.
The AFL's decision means  she  can now partake in any of its affiliated state leagues during the 2018 season.
In a statement uploaded to Twitter   she  thanked  her  supporters - but not the AFL itself.
"I think it would be highly inappropriate for me to thank the AFL for allowing me to do something open to every other Australian  which the science and research has supported all along "  she  said.
Despite the decision made in  Mouncey 's case  the AFL has still to define its national framework for gender diversity.
[A]: Hannah Mouncey


[Q]: Arizona Wildcats head football coach  Kevin Sumlin . (Photo: Mike Christy  AP)
The beginning of the end for  Kevin Sumlin  at Texas A&M was not a 59-0 loss to Alabama or an embarrassing Johnny Manziel headline or going 3-3 against Mississippi State. Instead  it was the first week of December in 2013 when he signed a contract that ensured heâd never have to worry about money ever again.
It almost seems silly now  in a world where Gus Malzahn is going to make $7 million per season and where you can set your clock by Kirk Ferentz getting his contract extended  that  Sumlin âs contract became an issue in how he was perceived. But it was  because even as coaches eventually signed new deals that surpassed his  it was impossible to get over the idea that in his third season  the only coaches whose contracts compared were Nick Saban  Mack Brown  Bob Stoops  Urban Meyer and Les Miles  as if he constantly had to prove to fans and media (Iâm guilty of this  too) that he deserved to be paid that much money.
âIt wasnât distracting to me at all â  Sumlin  said Tuesday during a phone conversation following  his  introductory news conference at Arizona. âThe funny part is  it was public that (the buyout) was payable within 60 days. But if you looked at it  there were three or four bigger ones than mine that nobody talked about.â
 He âs right  of course. For all the hand-wringing about whether  he  was living up to the contract   Sumlin âs buyout ended up at $10.5 million  behind what Arkansas had to pay Bret Bielema (could be as much as $15.4 million)  what UCLA had to pay Jim Mora ($12 million) and what Arizona State had to pay Todd Graham ($12 million).
Thatâs important to think about as  Sumlin  settles into  his  promising new job at Arizona because  in many ways  you wonder in this coaching environment whether  he  might yet again be a step ahead of the game.
Unless youâre competing for national championships â and realistically  there are only about seven schools right now who are doing that â  Sumlin âs quality of life at Arizona is going to be better than 99% of  his  peers  even though now  he âll be more like the 50th highest-paid coach in the country rather than in the top 10.
âIt was the right time and right place for me â  Sumlin  said. âIt was a good fit.â
Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin and receiver Camron Buckley. (Photo: Kim Klement  USA TODAY Sports)
[A]:
Kevin Sumlin