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The 13 pages that link to Secretary-General of the United Nations, each with the reason it gives.

• United NationsBroader topic: The office conducts mediation and brings issues threatening peace to the council’s attention.

• Dag HammarskjöldNarrower topic: Hammarskjöld’s tenure reshaped expectations of this office beyond administration.

• Kofi AnnanNarrower topic: This office defined Annan’s formal role and the limits of his authority.

• United Nations SecretariatBroader topic: Leads the Secretariat and directs its staff and operations.

• Boutros Boutros-GhaliNarrower topic: This office defined the authority and constraints of his international role.

• Ban Ki-moonNarrower topic: This office defines Ban’s formal authority and the limits of his influence.

• Javier Pérez de CuéllarNarrower topic: Pérez de Cuéllar's two terms illustrate the office's diplomatic influence and institutional limits.

• U ThantNarrower topic: This office defines the authority Thant exercised and the limits he faced.

• António GuterresNarrower topic: Guterres’s current office gives him a central role in UN diplomacy and administration.

• Trygve LieNarrower topic: Lie helped establish how this broadly defined office could act in practice.

• Helen ClarkCompared with: Clark led a major UN agency, a distinct role from the organization-wide secretary-generalship.

• Kurt WaldheimNarrower topic: Waldheim held this office for two terms, from 1972 to 1981.

• United Nations Industrial Development OrganizationRelated: The office participates in the wider UN system in which UNIDO operates.