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Iraq Declares Itself Free of Weapons of Mass Destruction

United Nations analysts have begun poring over the 12,000-page dossier that Iraq claims proves it is free of weapons of mass destruction. Iraq submitted the U.N.-ordered document over the weekend.

Saddam Says He Welcomes U.N. Inspections

Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein told a group of his government's top officials Thursday that he welcomes the continuation of weapons inspections because he believes honest inspection efforts could exonerate his regime.

U.N. Team Inspects Former Iraqi Weapons Facility

Inspectors also visited the Al-Twaitha nuclear complex, headed by Iraq's nuclear power authority.

U.N. Inspectors Visit Iraqi Palace

A United Nations weapons team inspected one of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's presidential palaces Tuesday, as Iraqi officials announced they will comply with a U.N. deadline to declare that the country is free of weapons of mass destruction.

British Report Accuses Saddam of Human Rights Abuses

British Foreign Secretary Jack Sraw unveiled a report on Monday accusing Iraqi President Saddam Hussein of widespread human rights abuses.

View from Northern Iraq with Robin Wright

Journalist Robin Wright, the chief diplomatic correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, discusses her recent trip to Northern Iraq.

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U.N. Team Begins Iraq Weapons Inspections

An international inspection team began its work in Iraq Wednesday, searching a military missile-testing range and a state factory in the country's first United Nations-mandated weapons search since 1998.

President Bush Wins NATO Backing on Iraq

A two-day NATO summit opened in Prague Thursday, with President Bush urging the 19 member countries to demand Iraq "fully and immediately" comply with a United Nations resolution to disarm.

Pres. Bush Says Iraq Must Work With U.N., Calls War Last Resort

President Bush said that Iraqi disarmament could be reached peacefully if the "collective will of the world is strong," but warned that Saddam Hussein could face "his final stage" as Iraq's leader if he deceives United Nations weapons inspectors.

U.N. Weapons Inspectors Arrive in Iraq

A team of top United Nations weapons officials and logistics experts arrived in Baghdad Monday to lay the groundwork for the resumption of international inspections for the first time in four years.