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UNMOVIC chief Hans Blix prepared for new round of weapons inspections in Iraq
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Special Report
Hans Blix is one of the archetypal Swedes who have kept the U.N. running for half a century. Some, like Count Folke Bernadotte, died as a result of the Middle Eastern conflict. Others, like Blix's predecessor, UNSCOM head Rolf Ekeus, were caught between the millstones of Washington and Baghdad.
Blix first came to the U.N. as a student in 1950, he reminisced in a recent interview with the Washington Report. At that time, in order to bypass Moscow's Security Counc...
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Analysis: Job of the new UN weapons inspections teams as given by the new Security Council resolution
All Things Considered (NPR)
; ... that cosmetic inspections are worse than none. O'HARA: The head of the inspections team also says that if his team finds nothing, that doesn't mean that there is nothing to find. Dr. Blix learned that the hard way. Vicky O'Hara, NPR News, Washington.
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Major Power Rebuff U.S. -- Broad operations surfaces in Security Council to military action against Iraq
Yakima Herald-Republic
; ... biological and chemical weapons, along with the materials to manufacture them. White House spokesman Ari Fleischer scoffed at the news. "If one would just want to make believe and pretend that Iraq is a democracy that would pass meaningful laws, it would be 12 ...
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U.S. Meets New Resistance at U.N.; After Arms Report, Most on Security Council Favor Giving Inspectors More Time
The Washington Post
; ... biological and chemical weapons, along with the materials to manufacture them. White House spokesman Ari Fleischer scoffed at the news. "If one would just want to make believe and pretend that Iraq is a democracy that would pass meaningful laws, it would be 12 ...
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Blix, ElBaradei in Security Council: No proof that Iraq possesses banned weapons
Al Bawaba
; Chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix said on Friday Iraq had failed to account for many proscribed weapons and must explain what happened to suspected stocks of anthrax, VX gas and long-range missiles.Two versions of Iraq's al Samoud 2 missile exceed the maximum range of 150 kilometers set by the
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IGOR IVANOV RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER IGOR IVANOV DELIVERS REMARKS IN RESPONSE TO BLIX AND ELBARADEI'S PRESENTATION TO THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL
Washington Transcript Service
; 00-00-0000 RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER IGOR IVANOV DELIVERS REMARKS IN RESPONSE TO BLIX AND ELBARADEI'S PRESENTATION TO THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL FEBRUARY 14, 2003 SPEAKER: IGOR IVANOV RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER IVANOV (THROUGH TRANSLATOR): Mr. President, Mr. Secretary General, distinguished
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STEFAN TAVROV BULGARIAN AMBASSADOR TO U.N. STEFAN TAVROV DELIVERS REMARKS TO U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL
Washington Transcript Service
; 00-00-0000 BULGARIAN AMBASSADOR TO U.N. DELIVERS REMARKS TO SECURITY COUNCIL MARCH 7, 2003 SPEAKERS: STEFAN TAVROV, BULGARIAN AMBASSADOR TO U.N. TAVROV (THROUGH TRANSLATOR): Thank you, Mr. President. May I first of all say to you how very pleased I am to see you presiding over the work of the
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Iraq insincere on disarmament, Blix reports to Security Council
Chicago Sun-Times
; NEW YORK--UN weapons inspectors bolstered the United States' case Monday that Iraq has failed to cooperate with them wholeheartedly, but also called for at least a "few months" to give the process time to avert a war. The presentations to the United Nations Security Council left the five
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SECURITY COUNCIL REACTION MIXED ON STRONGER US RESOLUTION
The Boston Globe
; UNITED NATIONS - UN weapons chief Hans Blix has made tentative plans for his inspectors to arrive in Baghdad on Oct. 19, UN sources said yesterday, despite a demand by US officials that inspections not proceed until a stronger UN resolution is adopted. But reaction in the UN Security Council was
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U.S. says Baghdad is hiding anthrax; Blix hasn't told Security Council.(PAGE ONE)
The Washington Times
; Byline: Bill Gertz, THE WASHINGTON TIMES U.S. intelligence agencies have told U.N. weapons inspectors that Iraq has hidden 7,000 liters of anthrax, but chief inspector Hans Blix never reported the information to the U.N. Security Council, The Washington Times has learned. The failure to inform the
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Wait for action by U.N. Security Council, chief inspector says
Charleston Gazette
; WASHINGTON - The chief U.N. weapons inspector agreed with the United States on Friday that new weapons inspections in Iraq should await Security Council action on a tough new resolution setting out terms for the search. "It would be awkward for us to go in and then find there was a new resolution,"
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