Roed

Roed-Larsen, a veteran of Middle East crises, said after the closed door meeting that the region is at a critical juncture.

US: Hezbollah, Syria, Iran Threaten Lebanon's Stability 2010

The U.N. diplomat in charge of implementing Resolution 1559, Terje Roed-Larsen, briefed the Security Council on its progress.

US: Hezbollah, Syria, Iran Threaten Lebanon's Stability 2010

I believe we are now seeing a region where we have crosswinds and a hurricane blowing up, said Roed-Larsen.

US: Hezbollah, Syria, Iran Threaten Lebanon's Stability 2010

"It's had to believe they weren't acting upon pressure applied from outside, particularly given the speed with which Roed-Larsen went to the UN to deem the system a danger to the sovereignty and integrity of the Lebanese state."

Lysandra Ohrstrom: The Clashes in Beirut: Is the Bush Administration Stirring the Pot? 2008

Roed-Larsen's voice suddenly gets higher, and then he starts screeching like someone's crazy old aunt.

In a Ruined Country 2005

Terje Roed-Larsen was the father of the Oslo Accords and is the most visible representative of the United Nations in the Middle East.

In a Ruined Country 2005

Terje-Roed Larsen: It's a very time-consuming process.

Reviving the Roadmap 2007

Terje Roed-Larsen was the father of the Oslo Accords and is the most visible representative of the United Nations in the Middle East.

In a Ruined Country 2005

Roed-Larsen's voice suddenly gets higher, and then he starts screeching like someone's crazy old aunt.

In a Ruined Country 2005

Like trickling water vanishing in sand, those few who had attempted to help Roed fell back and merged suddenly into the crowd.

Ship Of Destiny Hobb, Robin 2000