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		BBC News \| Middle East \| Security Council briefed on Iraqi weapons ^Votes:0 Front Page World UK UK Politics Business Sci/Tech Health Education Sport Entertainment Talking Point On Air Feedback Low Graphics Help Thursday, June 4, 1998 Published at 03:35 GMT 04:35 UK World: Middle East Security Council briefed on Iraqi weapons Mr Butler has yet to define what measures Iraq needs to take to end sanctions The chief United Nations weapons inspector, Richard Butler, has produced photographs and other documents at a briefing of the UN Security Council to challenge Iraq's claims that it has fully dismantled its arsenal. The American ambassador to the UN - Bill Richardson - said the evidence dealt a devastating blow to Iraq's credibility. But the Russian and French ambassadors were more cautious in their response. The Security Council session is due to resume later on Thur Read More Go to Site


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		Home Page - Ministry of Defence NZ ^Votes:0 Search Sitemap Home What's new About Us Minister Secretary of Defence Senior Management Group Divisions Employment Freyberg scholarships Defence Policy Major Projects Acquisitions Current Acquisition Projects Current Tenders Quality Assurance Local Industries Involvement Polices Australia/NZ defence suppliers Defence Industry Committee of NZ Minister of Defence Award of Excellence to Industry Publications & Press Releases Current Reports & Publications Archive/Previous Reports & Publications Current Press Releases and Speeches Archive Press Releases and Speeches Links Contact Us Level 4 Defence House 2-12 Aitken Street Wellington New Zealand Phone +64 4 496-0999 Fax +64 4 496-0859 info@defence.govt.nz PO Box 12703 Molesworth Street Wellington 6144 New Zealand New Zealand Defence Force Webs Read More Go to Site

		International Relations and Security Network ISN ^Votes:0 Thursday, 22 November 2007 Home Contact / Jobs @ ISN / NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS Security Watch Global News Headlines Russian Analytical Digest Dossiers Online Subscriptions / RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS Publishing House ISN Case Studies Links Directory Primary Resources (PRIA) Think Tank Directory Limited Area Search (LASE) Facts Database (FIRST) Acronyms and Abbreviations ISN Study Groups / EDUCATION AND TRAINING e-Learning Content e-Learning Technology e-Learning Consulting About e-Learning NATO/PfP ADL Guidelines Security Sector IT Training ePRIME / CONFERENCES AND EVENTS Events Calendar International Security Forum (ISF) PfP Partnership Forum / ISN PARTNER NETWORK How to become a Partner Principal Partners Affiliated Partners Specialized Networks / ABOUT ISN Vision Staff ISN Outposts Job Read More Go to Site

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		National Defence and Canadian Forces (DND/CF) \| DÉfense nationale et les Forces canadiennes (MDN/FC) ^Votes:0 Join Us EnrÔlez-vous National Defence and the Canadian Forces DÉfense nationale et les Forces canadiennes English FranÇais Important Notices Avis importants Read More Go to Site

		Security Intelligence Review Committee \| ComitÉ de surveillance des activitÉs de renseignement de sÉcuritÉ ^Votes:0 SECURITY INTELLIGENCE REVIEW COMMITTEE COMITÉ DE SURVEILLANCE DES ACTIVITÉS DE RENSEIGNEMENT DE SÉCURITÉ English FranÇais Important Notices Avis importants Read More Go to Site

		Towards a Regional Security Regime for the Middle East ^Votes:0 TOWARDS A REGIONAL SECURITY REGIME FOR THE MIDDLE EAST: ISSUES AND OPTIONS By PETER JONES Click to obtain an Acrobat Reader File (140 kb) of the Report. The faltering Middle East peace process, the Iraq-United Nations dispute, Algeria's internal conflict, terrorism and suspicions that several Middle East states are developing weapons of mass destruction have focused attention on the Middle East. Towards a Regional Security Regime for the Middle East: Issues and Options is the result of an 18-month study by the SIPRI Middle East Expert Group, whose members came from Canada, Egypt, Iran, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Morocco, Palestine, the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Tunisia, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and the United States of America. The members were drawn from academ Read More Go to Site

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