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Former United Nations Weapons Inspector David Kay talked about the steps that should be taken regarding Iranian nuclear program. Following his remarks he responded to questions from the…

Witnesses testified about reported findings of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, including a recent report of 500 munitions containing serin and mustard gas. Defense Department officials…

Participants talked about U.S. policy toward Iran, weapons development programs in Iran, terrorist threats and political tensions in the region, and the role of the international community…

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s annual Policy Conference was opened by Ms. Bernice Manocherian. Included in the opening plenary session: David Kay, former IAEA/UNSCOM chief nuclear…

Mr. Kay, the former Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector in Iraq, talked about U.S. policy in Iraq. Topics included the U.S. search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and the upcoming…

Witnesses testified about the final report of the September 11 Commission, recommendations in the report and U.S. intelligence capabilities. They also talked about proposals for a national…

Mr. Kay talked about U.S. foreign policy in the Middle and Near East, weapons proliferation, efforts to combat terrorism, and priorities for future engagement with the region. He also talked…

Mr. Kay, former chief U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq, talked about emerging threats to national security. The speech focused on threats from weapons of mass destruction and possible…

Participants talked about intelligence on Iraqi weapons programs prior to military operations in Iraq, as well as efforts to prevent international weapons proliferation. Following their…

Mr. Kay testified about his report on weapons of mass destruction and related programs in Iraq. He also talked about intelligence reports on weapons prior to the war in Iraq, the absence of…

Following a closed briefing on an interim report on the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, Mr. Kay and senators spoke to reporters about the status of weapons inspections in…

Following a closed-door hearing, the senators and other officials talked about the continuing search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. The officials said that solid progress was being…

Following a closed-door hearing, the senators and other officials talked about the continuing search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. They claimed that the investigation was making…

Foreign policy experts talked about terrorist threats over the past year and potential threats in 2003. Among the subjects they addressed were the impact of new and changing technologies,…

Participants talked about emerging threats to national security as part of a day-long conference on U.S. missile defense. Among the topics they addressed were the threat from Iraq, Iranian…

Foreign policy analysts talked about policy toward Iraq, United Nations weapons inspections in Iraq, and potential military action Iraq. The event followed Iraq’s declaration on development…

Mr. Kay talked about U.N. weapons inspections in Iraq, the method of inspections, and about past inspection regimes. He also responded to viewer comments and questions.

Mr. Kay talked about Iraqi weapons inspections and U.S. policy toward Iraq. He will respond to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Former weapons inspectors testified about Iraq’s weapons capabilities, weapons inspection from 1991 to 1998, and the prospect for future weapons inspections and potential threats from Iraq.

Mr. Kay talks about evidence he found of Iraq’s weapons program while he worked as the U.N. nuclear weapons inspector in that country from 1991 - 1993. He responded to audience telephone…