THE secretary-general of the United Nations is, according to its charter, merely the body's “chief administrative officer”, who may bring to the notice of members any situation that threatens world peace. Yet in recent years the role of the world's chief diplomat has grown; some even regard the secretary-general as a “secular pope”. Dag Hammarskjold was the organisation's first superstar. Kofi Annan, the outgoing secretary-general, has been widely admired.
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