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Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Hans Blix talked about his experiences as a United Nations weapons inspector in Iraq, the war with Iraq, and the potential that Iraq may have been developing nuc…

Ambassadors spoke to reporters following a quarterly report on weapons inspections in Iraq. They also answered questions from the reporters.

Hans Blix, Chief U.N Weapons Inspector delivered a quarterly report on weapons inspections in Iraq. He talked about the withdrawal of inspectors prior to military operations in Iraq, items l…

United Nations ambassadors answered reporters' questions about a closed-door Security Council meeting on Iraq. Topics included the Iraq War, the possible lifting of sanctions, food programs …

Hans Blix, Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector, received an honorary degree and talked about his career in diplomacy and the future of the United Nations. He also made very brief comments on the wa…

Mr. Blix spoke to reporters about weapons inspections in Iraq, an upcoming report to the Security Council, and the removal of inspectors from Iraq as preparations for war were being made. Fo…

The council met to hear and discuss the report from Mr. Blix and Mr. El Baradei concerning Iraqi compliance with U.N. weapons inspections. Mr. Fall presided over the proceedings, because Gui…

Mr. Blix spoke to foreign correspondents about the status of weapons inspections in Iraq, future disarmament, and potential Security Council resolutions on Iraqi disarmament.

Hans Blix and Mohamed El Baradei reported to the U.N. Security Council on the progress of weapons inspections in Iraq. Representatives from various nations made remarks following the report.

Mr. Blix and Mr. El Baradei spoke to the Security Council about the results of weapons inspections in Iraq. Mr. Blix said that while Iraqi officials had been cooperative with access to sites…

Following a meeting with the College of Commissioners of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification, and Inspection Commission, Mr. Blix responded to questions from reporters.

The officials talked about the update given earlier that day by the United Nations Monitoring, Verification, and Inspection Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency to the U.N. …