SAUDI ARABIA OPPOSES AMERICANS IN IRAQ SAUDI ARABIA OPENLY RESISTS BUSH ADMINISTRATION
A DEFIANT SADDAM HUSSEIN IRAQ'S LEADER WITH STRONG WORDS AGAINST US
Anthony Cordesman (ABC military analyst)
RESISTANCE AGAINST BUSH IN OWN PARTY IRAQ A STICKY SITUATION FOR BUSH
IRAQ UPDATE US DEMANDS WEAPONS INSPECTIONS
ROAD TO WAR MILITARY BUILDUP IN PERSIAN GULF
THE CASE AGAINST BUSH ADVISERS WARN AGAINST WAR
Lawrence Eagleburger (former secretary of state)
HEADLINES TARGETS BOMBED IN IRAQ, EVACUATION PLAN, AND SLAVE REPARATIONS
POSSIBILITY OF RUSSIAN-IRAQI TRADE IRAQ'S AMBASSADOR TOUTS TRADE WITH RUSSIA
IRAQ UPDATE MILITARY ACTION SPURS DEBATE
Richard Perle (chairman, Defense Policy Board)
HEADLINES IRAQ UPDATES, ENRON INVESTIGATION
ROAD TO WAR? WHITE HOUSE CONCERNED ABOUT IRAQ DEVELOPMENTS
Hamid al-Bayati (Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq)
Scott Ritter (former chief UN weapons inspector)
EMBASSY SIEGE IRAQ EMBASSY OVERTAKEN IN GERMANY
Tariq Aziz (Iraqi deputy prime minister)
Wolfgang Ischinger (German ambassador to US)
Kenneth Pollack (Council on Foreign Relations)
PRESIDENT BUSH MEETING MILITARY, NOT POLITICAL
ROAD TO WAR BUSH'S WAR IDEA UNPOPULAR AND EXPENSIVE
WAR WITH IRAQ BUSH MAY MAKE DECISION WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL
ROAD TO WAR? US-UK AIR STRIKES IN IRAQI NO-FLY ZONES INTENSIFY
WAR AGAINST IRAQ SAUDI ARABIA OPPOSES UNITED STATES WAR CAMPAIGN
Adel al-Jubeir (Saudi foreign policy adviser)
ROAD TO WAR? ISRAEL SIMULATES IRAQ SCENARIO
WAR OF WORDS NO CONFRONTATION, SAYS IRAQ
Husam Mohammed Ameen (Iraqi National Monitoring Commission)
Richard Armitage (deputy secretary of state)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING PAKISTAN, SOUTH KOREA, ISRAEL, CHINA
IRAQ WILL THE UNITED STATES DECLARE WAR?
PRESIDENT BUSH WILL THERE BE WAR WITH IRAQ?
NATIONS AGAINST IRAQ WAR WORLD PROTEST INCREASES
CONGRESS IN SESSION SENATE, HOUSE TO DISCUSS IRAQ AGENDA WITH PRESIDENT
PRESIDENTIAL AGENDA IRAQ DEBATE INTENSIFIES
ROAD TO WAR? WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING INSIDE IRAQ?
IRAQ POLICY PRESIDENT BEGINS TO MAKE CASE
OVERSEAS BRIEFING ARAB WORLD SUPPORTS IRAQ, ISRAEL BOMB, US PROPAGANDA
US, UK BOMB IRAQ NO-FLY ZONE BOMBINGS ESCALATE
OVERSEAS BRIEFING OIL PRICES, CHINA AIDS CRISIS
BUSH PUSHES AGENDA CHINA, RUSSIA, FRANCE SUPPORT WANTED
OVERSEAS BRIEFING RITTER OPPOSES IRAQ WAR, CHINA TYPHOON DAMAGE, NEPALESE MAOIST REBELS
Scott Ritter (former UN weapons inspector)
INTERNATIONAL DEBATE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OVERWHELMINGLY OPPOSES BUSH PLAN
IRAQ STRIKE CANADA JOINS WORLD IN OPPOSING BUSH
John Chipman (International Institution of Security Studies)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING USS BELLAWOOD, HANS BLIX
Mohammed Aldouri (Iraqi ambassador to UN)
Gen. Richard Myers (joint chiefs chairman)
WORLD POSITIONS ON US WAR PLANS OPPOSITION AND TENTATIVE SUPPORT
DEBATE OVER IRAQ PRESIDENT BUSH GAINING SUPPORT
Walter Slocombe (former undersecretary of defense)
Brig. Gen. John Reppert (former inspector)
Rolf Ekeus (former member, UN special commission on Iraq)
SADDAM HUSSEIN CONTROL SHIFT AFTER IRAQ MOVE
Ahmed Maher El Sayed (Egyptian foreign minister)
HEADLINES GERMANY BLASTS BUSH, OIL PRODUCTION REMAINS LEVEL, DESPITE BUSH DEMANDS
RESOLUTION AGAINST IRAQ RUMSFELD FIELDS QUESTIONS
BUSH IRAQ STRATEGY PLANNED EXTREME CASE PUBLISHED DEMANDING FAR- REACHING POWER
PLAN OF ATTACK PRESIDENT HAS MANY OPTIONS, SAYS RUMSFELD
Michael Vickers (Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments)
POLITICAL STRIFE BUSH MAKES ILL-ADVISED REMARKS
REALITY CHECK NO EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER OF IRAQ-AL QAEDA CONNECTION
NEW BUSH ACCUSATIONS/ IRAQ IS SUPPOSEDLY CONNECTED TO AL QAEDA
PUBLIC OPINION AGAINST WAR SUPPORT DOWN, ANTIWAR RALLIES SPRINGING UP
ROAD TO WAR UN, DEMOCRATS QUESTION BUSH'S WISDOM
TARIQ AZIZ DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER VISITS TURKEY
WAR WITH IRAQ PRESIDENT GRANTED AUTHORITIES
Charles Duelfer (former deputy chair, UNSCOM)
PRESIDENT'S SPEECH PRESIDENT SHIFTS FOCUS TO IRAQI DISARMAMENT
Mohammed Muthafer (Iraqi National Assembly)
CROWN PRINCE OF SAUDI ARABIA WARNS NOT TO ATTACK IRAQ FIRST EVER US TELEVISION INTERVIEW GRANTED FOR IMPORTANT MESSAGE
Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz
Fahad al-Amar (retired Saudi naval officer)
Robert Jordan (U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING AL ZAWAHIRI, KUWAIT INCIDENT, TARIQ AZIZ, CIA
IRAQ JOURNALIST INVITATION OFFICIALS TRY TO RESPOND TO BUSH
Gen. Hussam Mohammed Amin (Iraqi Monitoring Directorate)
HOUSE VOTES FOR WAR DEMOCRATS LARGELY OPPOSE MEASURE
US MILITARY OCCUPATION AMERICAN CONTROL PLANNED FOR IRAQ
OVERSEAS BRIEFING IRAQ, GAZA, YUGOSLAVIA
ANTIWAR MOVEMENT ACROSS AMERICA VOICES OF OPPOSITION RISING
NATIONAL REFERENDUM IRAQIS VOTE FOR SADDAM
Wendy Sherman (former N.K. policy coordinator)
Frank Gaffney (former assistant sec. of defense)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING US AND FRANCE COMPROMISE; BOMB EXPLODES ON BUS IN PHILIPPINES; LATEST ON BALI BLAST
HEADLINES IRAQ PRISONER RELEASE, NORTH KOREA
IRAQI PRISONERS HUSSEIN GRANTS MASS PARDON
OVERSEAS BRIEFING UN RESOLUTION ON IRAQ, MERCK TO REDUCE AIDS DRUG PRICES
DEMONSTRATIONS IN IRAQ PROTESTERS SEARCHING FOR MISSING PRISONERS
OVERSEAS BRIEFING IRAQ NEWS, ISRAELI SPY CHARGE
TODAY'S NEWS JIANG ZEMIN, RICHARD HARRIS
Gen. Richard Halwey (former commander, Air Combat Command)
Major Gen. William Nash (Council on Foreign Relations)
Prof. Wamid Omar Nadmi (political scientist, Baghdad U.)
Abdelrazaq Al Hashemi (Ba'ath Party official)
Sfc. Steven Huber (1st Brigade, 10th Mtn. Div.)
Sfc. Larry North (1st Brigade, 10th Mtn. Div.)
Staff Sergeant Craig Jackson (1st Brigade, 10th Mtn. Div.)
Lt. Col. Rob Nye (1st Brigade, 10th Mtn. Div.)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING IRAQ, TURKEY, ISRAEL, JAPAN
Sergey Lavrov (Russian ambassador to UN)
Richard Butler (former chief UN weapons inspector)
ROAD TO WAR? CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS
Staff Sergeant Greg Mayo (10th Mtn. Div.)
Msg. Rick Turcotte (Army Special Forces instructor)
IRAQ AGREES TO INSPECTIONS WASHINGTON SURPRISED
WEAPONS INSPECTIONS UN PLAN BEGINS IN IRAQ
WAR ON TERRORISM POSSIBLE WAR WITH IRAQ HAS CREATED NEW TARGETS FOR SURVEILLANCE IN THE US
WEAPONS INSPECTIONS WEAPONS INSPECTORS ARE NOW ON IRAQI SOIL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOUR YEARS
WEAPONS INSPECTIONS UN INSPECTORS IN BAGHDAD
Fareed Zakaria (editor, Newsweek International)
Ashraf Bayoumi (Egyptian political analyst)
Rear Adm. David Gove (deputy director, global operations)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING RUSSIA, ISRAEL, NIGERIA
David Albright (former weapons inspector)
Demetrius Perricos (inspection team leader)
UNITED NATIONS AND UNITED STATES FRICTION ABOUT IRAQ
WEAPONS INSPECTIONS MORE RESOURCES NEEDED
INSPECTIONS GOING WELL, SAYS UN PRESIDENT BUSH DISAPPOINTED
Doctor Alan Zelicoff (Sandia National Laboratories)
Paul Wolfowitz  Paul Wolfowitz (deputy secretary of defense)
BUSH ADMINISTRATION IRAQ DENIAL A LIE, SAYS PRESIDENT
INSPECTORS UNDER PRESSURE CONFLICT IN IRAQ
Demetrius Perricos (UN inspection team leader)
Mohammed Al-Dhouri (Iraqi ambassador to UN)
Lt. Gen. Amer Al-Saadi (presidential advisor)
DECLARATION DEADLINE IRAQ SUBMITS DOCUMENT
NUCLEAR WEAPONS SENIOR OFFICIAL SPEAKS ABOUT DECLARATION
Lt. Gen. Amer Al-Saadi (presidential scientific advisor)
WASHINGTON'S REACTION BUSH SKEPTICAL ON DECLARATION
Tim McCarthy (former UN weapons inspector)
Gen. George Joulwan (former NATO supreme allied commander)
IRAQ ANALYSIS DECLARATION UNDER SCRUTINY
Nizar Al-Khazraji (exiled military commander)
MIDDLE EAST WEAPONS INSPECTIONS, ISRAELI PALESTINIAN CONFLICT
NERVE GAS US TRIES AGAIN TO LINK IRAQ TO AL-QAEDA
Gordon Johndroe (Dept. of Homeland Security)
Robert Gallucci (Georgetown School of For. Serv.)
WEAPONS INSPECTIONS USA BLASTS DECLARATION
FIGHTER JETS BOMB INSTALLATIONS IN IRAQ IRAQI JETS VIOLATE NO-FLY ZONE
WEAPONS INSPECTIONS CONTINUE STILL NO EVIDENCE
Dr. Ali Al Zaag (Baghdad University dean)
Peter Galbraith (National Defense University)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN, VENEZUELA
US SOLDIER KILLED FIRST COMBAT DEATH SINCE AUGUST
Claude Losguarei (French ambassador to Kuwait)
Major Gen. Buford Blount (commander, 3rd Infantry Division, US Army)
Gen. Richard Myers (chairman, Joint Chiefs)
Doctor Khidir Hamza (former nuclear scientist)
David Albright (former UN weapons inspector)
OVERSEAS BRIEFING ISRAEL WORRIED ABOUT IRAQ
OVERSEAS BRIEFING NATO, ISRAEL, PAKISTAN
TENSION SIN MIDDLE EAST IRAQ WAR CREATES ANXIETY
HEADLINES NATIONAL GUARD PREPARE TO SHIP OUT, SERVICEMAN LAID TO REST
IRAQ HANDS OVER LIST OF SCIENTISTS UN PRESSURE FORCES COMPLIANCE
OVERSEAS BRIEFING IRAQ, INSPECTORS, AFRICA, SHARKS
Col. David Perkins (commander, Second Brigade Combat Team)
Lt. Col. Stephen Twitty (commander, 315th Infantry)
IRAQ CONFLICT UN WEAPONS INSPECTIONS CONTINUE IN IRAQ
Lt. Gen. Gregory Newbold (former director, staff operations)
UN WEAPONS INSPECTIONS IRAQIS DON'T AGREE WITH WHAT THE INSPECTORS ARE SAYING THEY'RE DOING
US WEAPONS INSPECTIONS WHAT DID THE INSPECTORS TELL THE UNITED NATIONS TODAY?
IRAQI DEBT TO KUWAIT FATE OF 600 KUWAITI PRISONERS OF WAR STILL UNKNOWN
Abdul Hameed Al-Attar (Kuwaiti gov't official)
IRAQ CRISIS MORE US TROOPS DEPLOYED TO PERSIAN GULF; BRITISH SUPPORT FOR WAR ERODING
Clare Short (UK secretary for international development)
PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE 200,000 LEAFLETS DROPPED
MARINES HEAD FOR MIDDLE EAST AMERICAN POWER
Capt. James Cherry (Marine operations officer)
Anthony Cordesman (Center for Strategic and International Studies)
THE HUNT FOR WEAPONS INSPECTORS CONTINUE SEARCHING FOR WEAPONS IN IRAQ
SMOKING GUN BUSH ADMINISTRATION STILL MAKING CASE FOR WAR AGAINST IRAQ
OVERSEAS BRIEFING OIL PRICES, AFGHANISTAN, COLD WEATHER DEATHS
Gary Milhollin (director, Wisconsin Project)
Sami Al-Faraj (Kuwait Center for Strategic Studies)
FATHER DAUGHTER DEMONSTRATORS FEAR BUSH RUSHING TO WAR
ANTI-WAR PROTESTS THOUSANDS DENOUNCE CORPORATE WAR
Rev. John Dear (Fellowship of Reconciliation)
Army Capt. Chris Harris (315th Infantry)
Pvt. 1st Class Travis Albaugh (3rd Infantry Div.)
Maj. Gen. Buford Blount (commander, 3rd Infantry)
Prof. Nilufer Narli (Marmara U., Istanbul)
Gen. Richard Myers (Joint Chiefs chairman)
Prof. Toby Dodge (Mideast analyst, Warwick U., UK)
BUSH ADMINISTRATION DETERMINED TO HAVE A WAR
Dominique de Villepin (French foreign minister)
Lt. Gen. Amer Saadi (Hussein's chief scientific advisor)
Abdul Azak Al-Alawi (Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra conductor)
PUBLIC OPINION AMERICANS DO NOT SUPPORT WAR
Gen. Amer El-Saadi (Hussein's science advisor)
WARMONGERING PRESIDENT DETERMINED TO FIGHT IRAQ
UN & IRAQ IRAQ ISSUES HARSH CRITICISMS OF UN INSPECTION TEAMS
TARIQ AZIZ EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH IRAQI DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER
ANY WAY OUT? IRAQ HAS THREE POSSIBLE WAYS TO AVOID WAR
US / IRAQ CRISIS BUSH ADMINISTRATION MAKING CASE FOR WAR
SADDAM HUSSEIN IRAQI GOVERNMENTAL ARTWORK
Amir Al-Saadi (Hussein's science advisor)
Hussam Amin (Iraqi National Monitoring Directorate)
ANTI-WAR SENTIMENT WORLD AT ODDS WITH USA
Paul Wolfowitz (deputy defense secretary)
WEAPONS INSPECTORS CONTINUE CRUCIAL REPORT UP COMING
ECONOMIC FORUM TURNS TO IRAQ US STANCE WON'T SOFTEN
IMPENDING WAR WHITE HOUSE, UNITED NATIONS
Sgt. Jennifer Chipman (109th Medical Battalion)
Lt. Corp. Michael Rector (Delta Co., USMC)
1st Lt. Charles Lamont (Delta Co., USMC)
Richard Armitage (assistant secretary of state)
Prof. Graham Allison (former assistant secretary of defense)
Joseph Cirincione (director, Nonproliferation Project)
IRAQ CRISIS PRESIDENT PREPARES FOR UN SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING
THE POWELL CASE WASHINGTON PREPARES TO MAKE CASE TO UN
IRAQ WAR COULD BE HELL FOR AMERICAN TROOPS DANGERS IF BUSH IS RIGHT
MAKING THE CASE FOR WAR WITH IRAQ RESPONSE OF CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS
POWELL'S SPEECH TO THE UN OFFICIAL IRAQI REACTION
Amir al-Saadi (Hussein's science advisor)
LINK BETWEEN IRAQ AND TERRORISM BUSH ADMINISTRATION INTENT ON MAKING THE CASE
EVIDENCE AGAINST IRAQ OPEN TO INTERPRETATION
COLIN POWELL AT UNITED NATIONS MAKING THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION'S CASE AGAINST IRAQ
REVIEW OF TOP STORY WAR IS INEVITABLE, SAYS BUSH
Gen. Amir al-Saadi (Hussein's science advisor)
IMPORTANT NEWS NOTES IRAQ, BUSH, UNITED NATIONS, WAR, TERROR
Col. Jim Hunt (49th Fighte Wing commander)
IS WAR INEVITABLE? IRAQ VERSUS UNITED STATES
UN INSPECTORS HOLD WEEKEND MEETINGS INSPECTORS MEET WITH IRAQI OFFICIALS OVER THE WEEKEND
EUROPE'S RESPONSE TO AMERICA'S CASE FOR WAR MANY EUROPEAN NATIONS REMAINED UNCONVINCED
Joschka Fischer (German foreign minister)
PREVIEW INTERVIEW WITH IRAQI SCIENTIST WHO DEVELOPED BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS
BUSH ADMINISTRATION REACTS TO TALKS ADMINISTRATION MAINTAINS ITS POSITION
FRANCE AND GERMANY DEVELOP ALTERNATE IRAQ PLAN FRANCE AND GERMANY DEVELOP NEW PLAN IN AN ATTEMPT TO AVOID WAR
Sergei Ivanov (Russian defense minister)
IRAQ CRISIS IMPORTANT MEETINGS THIS WEEKEND BETWEEN UN INSPECTORS AND IRAQI OFFICIALS
Amir Al-Saadi (Hussein's scientific advisor)
Steven Engleberg (managing ed., The Oregonian)
Doctor Catherine Thomasson (Physicians for SR)
Prof. Elizabeth Furse (Portland State U.)
WAR MACHINE BUSH WILL GO IT ALONE ON IRAQ DECISION
Gen. George Joulwan (ret. NATO supreme allied com)
ANTI-WAR SENTIMENT EUROPE AGAINST BUSH PLAN
Sen. Richard Lugar (foreign relations committee chair)
Douglas Feith (undersecretary of def. for policy)
Marc Grossman (undersecretary of S. for pol. aff.)
Jabil Al Gawari (Iraqi-American citizen)
Robert Galucci (Georgetown School of Foreign Service)
Blas Ople (Philippine foreign affairs secretary)
Skip Brandon (former FBI counterterror official)
IRAQ NEWS BUSH DISAPPOINTED BY IRAQI COMPLIANCE
TRANSATLANTIC FIGHT FRANCE STILL AGAINST US MILITARY ACTION
Christian Malard (foreign analyst, France 3 TV)
ROAD TO WAR? US MAINTAINS POSITION AFTER UN REPORT
JUDGMENT DAY WEAPONS INSPECTORS DELIVER NEW REPORT TO UN
US TROOP BUILDUP CONTINUES US TROOPS IN KUWAIT PREPARE FOR BATTLE
US STILL PUSHING IRAQ ISSUE AT UN TOUGH WEEK AHEAD FOR BUSH ADMINISTRATION
PROTESTERS IN IRAQ MANY PEOPLE MARCH IN PEACE RALLIES
Cardinal Roger Etchegaray (Vatican envoy)
WORLDWIDE ANTI-WAR DEMONSTRATIONS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD GATHER FOR PROTESTS
INSPECTIONS CONTINUE IN IRAQ FOUND MISSILES MAY BECOME SIGNIFICANT
Jean-David Levitte (French ambassador to US)
John Pike (security director, Globalsecurity.org)
Lt. Col. John Williams (commander, 114th Aviation Co.)
WEAPONS INSPECTORS IN IRAQ NEEDS NOT MET BY BUSH
TURKEY WITHDRAWS BASES FOR AMERICAN USE DEMANDS BILLIONS MORE DOLLARS FOR BUSH WAR PLANS
Bulent Aliriza (Center for Strategic and International Studies)
BUSH ADMINISTRATION VERSUS ALLIES PROBLEMS CAUSED BY WASHINGTON'S DETERMINATION FOR WAR
IF IT COMES TO WAR USA FACES DIFFICULTIES
Lt. Gen. Gregory Newbold (former director, joint staff operations
Walt Boomer (Marine Corps commanding general)
Rev. Michael Marshall (deputy bishop of London)
Lt. Gen. Gregory Newbold (former director, joint staff operations)
Capt. John Hillen (former US special ops officer)
US MARINES PREPARE TO BUILD BRIDGES THE MILITARY PREPARES TO MAKE BRIDGES ON THE GO
IRAQ MUST DECIDE WHETHER TO DESTROY MISSILES IRAQ HAS ONE WEEK TO MAKE DECISION
PRESIDENT BUSH SEEKS SUPPORT FOR NEW RESOLUTION PRESIDENT BUSH TALKS TO SEVERAL LEADERS OVER THE WEEKEND
Chief Petty Officer Debbie Gray (US Navy)
O. Farouk Logoglu (Turkish ambassador to US)
Gen. Hossam Mohamed Amin (weapons monitor)
Joseph Cirincioni (director, Non-Proliferation P)
BUSH PUSHING FOR WAR WITH IRAQ NEW RESOLUTION DRAFTED
A CLOSER LOOK LESSONS LEARNED IN AFGHANISTAN
POWERFUL NEW WEAPON MASSIVE ORDNANCE BURST
Doctor Laith Kubba (Iraqi National Group)
VIRTUAL MARCH ON WASHINGTON PROTESTERS AGAINST THE WAR
Susan Rice (former assistant secretary of state)
Sir Jeremy Greenstock (UK ambassador to UN)
Capt. Lory Manning (director, Center for Women in Uniform)
Doctor Magna Raundalen (Norwegian child pysch.)
IRAQ COMPLYING WITH INSPECTORS LETTER FROM SADDAM TO USA
PREPARING TO ATTACK US TROOPS NUMBER 250,000
CATHOLIC CHURCH OPPOSES WAR BUSH ADMINISTRATION AT ODDS WITH LEAGUE OF CHURCHES
Rev. Richard Cizik (National Assoc. of Evangelicals)
Bishop Melvin Talbert (United Methodist Church)
DEMONSTRATIONS COLLEGES, HIGH SCHOOLS AGAINST WAR
IRAQI DIPLOMATS EXPELLED US OFFENSIVE AGAINST IRAQIS
WAR PLANS PRESIDENT MEETS WITH PAPAL ENVOY, TOMMY FRANKS
WAR PREPARATIONS PREPARATIONS BEING MADE TO PROTECT AGAINST CHEMICAL OR BIOLOGICAL ATTACK
ANTI-WAR PROTESTS PROTESTS IN US AND WORLDWIDE
IRAQ CRISIS IRAQ'S INTERPRETATION OF UN REPORT
IRAQ CRISIS US REPORTS DISCREPANCY IN UN REPORT
OVERSEAS BRIEFING INDONESIA; PAKISTAN; NORTH KOREA
ATTACK ON IRAQ US STILL WANTS HELP FROM TURKEY
MOAB TESTED IN FLORIDA PSYCHOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL WARFARE BEGINS
BUSH ADMINISTRATION STRUGGLING FOR VOTES UN SECURITY COUNCIL AGAINST PREEMPTIVE STRIKE
Dumisani Kumalo (South African ambassador to UN)
SADDAM HUSSEIN PREEMPTIVE ATTACKS ON US FORCES PLANNED
INFLUX OF REFUGEES CONCERNS ABOUT HOW TO CARE FOR REFUGEES FROM IRAQ
Sten Bronee (UN high commissioner for refugees)
POSSIBLE GO-DATE FOR WAR POSSIBLE START DATE FOR MILITARY ACTION
IRAQ PREPARES FOR WAR BAGHDAD PREPARES FOR POSSIBLE STRIKE
CONSEQUENCE OF WAR MANY TROUBLES LIE AHEAD
Daniel Benjamin (Center for Strat. & It'l Studies)
Mahdi Abdul Hadi (Palest. Soc. for It'l Affairs)
TROOPS READYING FOR WAR FRONT LINE REPORT
Lt. Gen. Scott Wallace (commander, US Army Fifth Corps)
CERTAIN WAR EXILE ONLY OPTION FOR HUSSEIN
Gunter Pleuger (German ambassador to UN)
THREAT LEVEL BACK AT ORANGE BECAUSE OF WAR
Cofer Black (State Dept. counterrorism official)
TURKEY ASSEMBLES TROOPS USA STRIKE MAY MEAN KURDISH DISASTER
Lt. Col. Duncan Francis (UK Royal Horse Artillery)
Col William Grimsley (First Brigade, Third Infantry)
Vice Adm. Timothy Keating (commander, Navy Fifth Fleet)
Vice Admiral Timothy Keating (commander, Navy Fifth Fleet)
Lt. Col. Gregory Newbold (former director, Joint Staff Operations)
Government officials confirm the US needs to attack Iraq
Zalmay Khalilzad (National Sec. Council)
Debate over possible war in Iraq continues
All indications point to US forces entering Iraq in the near future
Lee Hamilton (Woodrow Wilson International Center)
President Bush speaks concerning the possible baseball strike, and responds to critics of a military move against Iraq
Growing doubts about a first strike on Iraq by the president's own party
Tariq Aziz discusses the US threat of war against Iraq
Bush administration reaction to Tariq Aziz's statements regarding the US' threat of war against Iraq
German police end hostage crisis at Iraq Embassy in Berlin
President Bush meets with national security officials, but says Iraq was not discussed
Previous Bush administration advising George W. Bush on dealing with Iraq
Dick Cheney tries to enlist public support for an attack on Iraq
Funerals held for Iraqi citizens allegedly killed during US and British air strikes
Gas prices beginning to creep up, due to possiblity of war on Iraq, leaving a fragile economy even more uncertain
President Bush seeks to ease fears of Saudi Arabia
Adel Al-Jubeir (Saudi foreign policy adviser)
Vice President Cheney shows possible easing of stance on possible attack on Iraq
Iraqi newspaper charging the US is ignoring opposition to an attack on Iraq
President Bush aware he must make the case for attacking Iraq
Iraq changes position and says it will allow weapons inspectors back in
Iraq forces US invasion threat to front of meeting of world leaders in South Africa
Notes from an aide to Defense Secretary Rumsfeld says Iraq was considered an attack target as far back as 9/11 despite no evidence of involvement
President Bush begins push to gain approval for an attack on Iraq
President Bush making his case for possible military action against Saddam Hussein
President Bush tries to persuade leaders of France, Russia and China of need to remove Saddam Hussein from power
CBS newsman dies in crash of US Navy helicopter south of Iraq
White House nudges its anti-Saddam public relations campaign into high gear
Former UN weapons inspector in Iraq speaks out against possible US attack
President Bush pushes ahead to convince US allies that a new war is needed to oust Saddam Hussein from power
Terence Taylor (International Institute for Strategic Studies)
President Bush focuses on toppling Saddam Hussein
Iraq invites journalists in for a tour of questioned facility
Faiz Al Berkdir (Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission)
President Bush prepares to address the nation and speak before UN General Assembly
US and its allies on the war on terrorism
Alexei Pushkov (Russian political analyst)
Saeb Erekat (Palestinian Authority spokesperson)
President Bush delivers speech to United Nations on need for war against Iraq
Bush's performance in attempting to gain support for war against Iraq
Signs the US military prepares for a winter war with Iraq
Few Iraqis aware of what President Bush said today
Abdul Wahab Al-Kassab (Baghdad U. political scientist)
Diplomats from Egypt, Jordan and other Arab nations urge Iraq to renew unrestricted weapons inspections
Richard Butler (former UN weapons inspector)
White House expects UN Security Council to begin work on new resolution on Iraq
President Bush continues putting pressure on the UN to back an attack on Iraq
Iraqi deputy prime minister responds to US calls for an attack on his country
White House hopes to begin drafting language for strong United Nations resolution against Iraq
World opinion about possible war with Iraq
Steven Everts (Center for European Reform)
Francois Heisbourg (French political analyst)
Fate of Iraq's huge oil reserves and whether they might make up part of the spoils of war
Iraq sends UN a letter agreeing to weapons inspections
Iraqi offer to allow weapons inspections may sway opinion away from President Bush's call for strong UN resolution
Debate beginning over the sincerity of the Iraqi offer to allow weapons inspectors total access
Charles Duelfer (former UN weapons inspector)
US military continues preparations for war with Iraq
President Bush seeking congressional approval for use of force against Iraq
OPEC ministers indicate they will keep limits on oil production
President Bush pushes Congress to authorize full support for his policies on Iraq
Iraqi foreign minister addresses UN on accusations by by Bush administration
Iraqi reservations about UN weapons inspectors re-entering country
Bush administration suggests other options for Saddam Hussein
President Bush announces significant change in US defense policy
Jessica Tuchman Mathews (Carnegie Endowment)
Israel complicates the landscape of a possible war with Iraq
Getting the party out of power back into the spotlight and the minds of voters
Jim Jordan (Democratic Party strategist)
Tony Blair comes out strong for ousting Hussein
Germany's Schroeder celebrates re-election victory
Al Gore speaks out against Bush's Iraq policy
British prime minister shows support for military action against Saddam Hussein
Iraqi reaction to allegations made by Tony Blair
Senate Democrats charge President Bush with politicizing the war on terror
Bush administration claiming solid link between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaida
US continues with air strikes over Iraq that have been going on since the Clinton administration was in office
Senate set to begin formal debate on resolution to authorize military action against Iraq
US and Britain look to Russia and other countries for support for war in Iraq, while protesters continue to object to such a move
UN arms inspectors meet with Iraqi officials
US officials intensify their efforts to win support for a tougher UN Security Council resolution on Iraq
Why the Pentagon has kept the ongoing war with Iraq out of sight for so long
Iraqi and UN officials to meet in Vienna
Democrats in Washington try to chart their course in the debate over a possible US military strike in Iraq
Possible tie between Iraq and al-Qaida's terror network
Bush administration pushing for new UN resolution concerning weapons inspectors in Iraq
House leaders agree on a resolution authorizing the use of military force in Iraq; President Bush losing patience with UN Security Council as US works to draft a new Iraqi resolution
US military building high-tech arsenal to fight the war with Iraq
US intelligence report says Saddam Hussein already has chemical and biological weapons and will have nuclear weapons in a few years
Investors still looking for reasons to believe that the economy will improve in the near future
Iraqi ambassador to the UN says weapons inspectors can search presidential palaces in that country
Peace activists claim the government is treading on their civil rights
Message in President Bush's speech tonight
Two Kuwaitis open fire on several US Marines training in the Persian Gulf
US Marines' training exercises in the Persian Gulf
Highlights of President Bush's speech yesterday
CIA director issues warning about backlash from increased pressure on Saddam Hussein
Saddam speaks out about war with America
Faisal Al-Qassim Al Jazee (Al-Jazeera anchor)
Lt. Col. Mike Barbee (6th Cavalry, US Army)
Iraq denies it has any prohibited weapons or programs to build them
Iraq will allow weapons inspections next week, but did not respond to UN demands for unrestricted access
Navy officially changes the status of Captain Scott Speicher
Latest developments on the issue of UN weapons inspections in Iraq
President Bush to sign congressional resolution against Iraq tomorrow
Saddam Hussein re-elected as president of Iraq
President Bush continues to press his case for Saddam Hussein to disarm
US government stopping efforts to collect financial damages from Iraq for 'human shields' involved in first Gulf War
Security Council wraps up debate on UN resolution
Saddam Hussein sworn in as Iraq's president for another term
France edges toward giving its consent to new UN Security Council resolution on Iraq
Secretary of State Colin Powell again opens the door to allow Saddam Hussein to stay in power
War with Iraq could come later than expected
President Bush willing to put off war with Iraq if Saddam Hussein were to give up all his weapons of mass destruction and stop persecuting his people
US diplomats make progress toward Security Council resolution demanding Iraq disarm
Indications that international pressure on Iraq and the threat of another war beginning to shake Saddam Hussein's grip on power
Illegal weapons en route to Iraq found on freighter in Croatia
President Bush seeking support from other countries on issues such as Iraq and North Korea while he attends Pacific Rim summit
Protesters at home and abroad demonstrating against possible war with Iraq
Similarities and differences between protests now and those during the Vietnam War era
Bush administration begins preparing war crimes charges against the Iraqi regime as the UN Security Council continues to debate a proposed resolution regarding Iraq
Philip Gordon (former NSC director for European affairs)
US diplomats offer final draft of revised Security Council resolution on Iraq
UN Security Council approves toughly worded resolution warning Iraq to disarm
Chief UN arms inspector to have advance team in Baghdad on November 18th
Saddam Hussein able to rebuild his arsenal due to his evasion of UN trade sanctions after the Gulf War
Susan Blaustein (Coalition for Int'l Justice)
US planning military option if Saddam Hussein fails to comply with the UN Security Council resolution
Saeb Erekat (senior Palestinian negotiator)
Nearly half a million people protest a possible US-led war against Iraq
Pentagon leak to two leading newspapers says President Bush has signed off on war plans for a campaign to take over Iraq
Iraq has five days left to accept terms of UN resolution or face war
Arab League foreign ministers give endorsement to UN resolution
President Bush uses Veterans Day tribute to call for Iraq to disarm
David Albright (former UN arms inspector)
Audiotape surfaces with what may be voice of bin Laden
Saddam signals he could attack troops with nerve gas
Charles Duelfer (former UN arms inspector)
Iraq accepts UN Security Council resolution two days before deadline
Rolf Ekeus (former chief UN weapons inspector)
Indications UN arms inspectors may not find and expose Iraqi weapons of mass destruction as quickly as President Bush would like
Saddam Hussein violates new United Nations Security Council resolution
Advance team of UN arms inspectors arrives Monday in Baghdad
UN weapons inspectors due back in Iraq on Monday
UN weapons inspectors will arrive in Iraq tomorrow
CIA providing new intelligence equipment for UN weapons inspectors
Frank Gaffney (Center for Security Policy)
Anonymous (from Sandia National Laboratories)
Inner workings of the White House as president battles terrorism worldwide and takes on Saddam Hussein
US providing high-tech equipment to aid UN weapons inspectors in Iraq
UN weapons inspectors conclude two days of talks with Iraqi officials
President Bush attending the NATO summit in Prague
US military continues preparations for a possible war with Iraq
Col. David Perkins (3rd Infantry Division)
US jets bomb Iraqi communications center after being fired upon
President Bush tries to reassure reluctant NATO allies about US intentions in Iraq
UN weapons inspectors do not feel Iraqis can meet the December 8th deadline for declaring all weapons
Secretary of State Colin Powell discusses the prospects for war with Iraq
President Putin warning President Bush not to go solo militarily against Iraq
President Bush has warm words of welcome for two Soviet bloc nations
UN inspectors prepare to resume their search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction
Baghdad sends letter to UN criticizing resolution
Slow-motion showdown with Saddam moves slowly
UN inspectors carry their own arsenal of high-tech tools
Americans believe Saddam Hussein will not cooperate
UN weapons inspections resume in Iraq following four-year interruption
Demetrius Perricos (head of UN Monitoring Team)
UN armed inspectors get down to business today in Iraq
Haitham Mahmoud (Al-Tahidi factory director)
Demetrius Perricos (Inspection Team leader)
UN weapons inspectors continue on the job in Iraq
Demetrius Perricos (UN Monitoring Team head)
UN weapons inspectors visit army base near Baghdad
Gen. Samir Ibrahim Abbas (al-Furat plant)
Protesters in Australia speak out against possible US strike on Iraq
Warplanes bomb air defense targets in Iraq's no-fly zone after receiving Iraqi fire
UN weapons inspectors coming up with nothing in Iraq
Bush administration unhappy with way UN weapons inspections are going in Iraq
UN weapons inspectors questioning where equipment has gone that was once in building making long-range missiles
Brigadier Samir Ibrahim Abbas (Iraqi Army)
New war coalition coming together against Iraq
UN weapons inspectors make surprise inspection of one of Saddam's palaces
Hussein's vice president denounces UN inspectors as spies for CIA and Israel
Concern President Bush is pushing too hard for war with Iraq
Ken Pollack (Saban Center for ME Policy)
Bush administration claims to have solid evidence that Iraq is hiding prohibited weapons
Former Rep. Lee Hamilton (dir., Woodrow W. Center)
Iraq's declaration about its arsenal could set the stage for eventual US military attack
US military moves ahead with preparations for war
Added UN personnel in Baghdad to search for weapons
Gen. Amer Al-Saadi (Presidential Scientific Advisor)
Chilly reception to Iraqi weapons report by Republicans and Democrats
Iraqis may have revealed too much in their weapons declaration to the UN
General Amir Al-Sa'adi (Iraqi Presidential Advisor)
US military begins Operation Internal Look, a set of computerized war games to prepare for possible war with Iraq
UN weapons inspectors keep up the raids in Iraq
US makes arrangement with Qatar to use air base as possible launching pad for attack on Iraq
Unconfirmed reports suggest Iraq supplied al-Qaida terrorists with nerve gas
Iraq attempts to shoot down American plane
US jets fire at three air defense installations in Iraq
Gen. Hossam Mohammed Amin (National Monitoring Directorate)
Exiled opposition groups plan for Iraq after Saddam Hussein
Bette Hoover (American Friends Service Committee)
Colin Powell says there are problems with the Iraqi weapons declaration
Bush administration preparing to give official response to the Iraqi weapons declaration
Military preparations for possible war in Iraq continue
US declares Iraq in material breach of UN resolution
White House saying crisis with Iraq is 'deepening'
US forces launch biggest exercise maneuver in Kuwait since the Gulf War
Maj. Gen. Buford Blount (3rd Infantry Div.)
Iraq continues to claim it has no weapons of mass destruction
Amer Al-Saadi (presidential science adviser)
Jordanian authorities arrest two men in the shooting murder of an American diplomat this fall
Mohammad Al Adwan (Jordanian Information Minister)
Capt. Michael Groothausen (USS Harry S. Truman)
Iraq shoots down US spy drone as North Korea revives its nuclear weapons program
Gen. Richard Myers (Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman)
Robert Galluci (former State Dept. official)
Authorities continue to search for evidence against Iraq
UN weapons inspectors in Iraq begin questioning Iraqi scientists
Prof. Sabah Abdel-Nour (nuclear scientist)
Mazin Mohammad Al Juma (university president)
UN inspectors in Iraq work through the holiday
US and British warplanes bomb Iraq air defense sites
Gen. Husam Mohammad Amin (Nat. Monitoring Directorate)
Janan Roger Lassow (distillery marketing director)
Administration approaches Iraq and North Korea differently
Jon Wolfstahal (Carnegie Endowment for It'l Peace)
UN weapons inspectors search Iraqi customs agency
White House trying to explain differences between the handling of situations in Iraq and North Korea
UN Security Council votes to tighten trade restrictions on Iraq
Single-biggest US deployment to Persian Gulf takes place as UN weapons inspectors continue work in Iraq
Riyadh Khalil Al-Hashimi (director general, Saad Co.)
Two critical allies cause US troop deployment delay
Buildup of forces for possible war with Iraq about to grow a whole lot larger
UN weapons inspectors expanding their forces
Former UN weapons inspector, Tim McCarthy, discusses the challenges facing the UN arms inspectors in Iraq
UN inspectors continue inspections in Iraq as the US and its allies move closer towards a possible war
Dollar cost of war against Iraq hard to gauge
Serious questions being raised about the effectiveness of chemical and biological gear used by US soldiers
Israel carries out most advanced test yet of anti-missile system
Whether there's a shortage of missiles for US to wage war against Iraq and North Korea
Loren Thompson (defense analyst, Lexington Institute)
How ordinary Iraqis are living with fear of war
US continues preparing for war with Iraq, while the head of the UN's nuclear weapons inspectors says that they have not found any evidence of an Iraqi nuclear weapons program
Military begins deploying to Persian Gulf
America's allies ready troops for possible war with Iraq
Iraqis have shot down one Predator unmanned spy plane and allegedly hope to shoot down more
Weapons inspectors in Iraq tell the UN Security Council that they have not found a smoking gun with regards to weapons of mass destruction
Iraqi Al-Samoud missile exceeds UN range limitations
Steve Black (former UN weapons inspector)
Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudia Arabia says he believes there will be no war between the US and Iraq
UN weapons inspectors continue to search in Baghdad
Massive buildup of US forces overseas may reach point of no return
Turkish government looks for way out of aiding US war against Iraq
Oya Akgonenc (Turkish opposition politician)
British forces dispatched to Persian Gulf as Blair tries to rally public opinion
Perspectives of young Iraqis about possible war
Bush's patience running thin with Hussein as US continues war preparations against Iraq
US military units continue to deploy to the Persian Gulf
Turkey hesitant to help US in its possible war with Iraq
Farouk Al-Sharaa (Syrian foreign minister)
Ismail Cem (former Turkish foreign minister)
War tensions increase in and around Iraq as UN weapons inspectors launch surprise inspection
Speculation grows on whether Saddam Hussein might leave Iraq for a life in exile
Joseph Montville (Center for Strategic and It'l Studies)
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld discusses the current situation in Iraq
Anti-war sentiment in America is on the rise
Mara Verheyden-Hilliard (Partnership for Civil Justice)
Bridges family of Ft. Bragg, North Carolina
UN weapons inspectors find a dozen undeclared chemical warheads in Iraq
Importance of today's discovery by weapons inspectors of chemical warheads in Iraq
Turkey leading regional effort to prevent war in Iraq
US troops in the desert trying to stave off boredom in their preparations for a possible war with Iraq
UN inspections continue in Iraq as Saddam Hussein prepares his country for war
People of Basra may be helpful to US forces in overthrowing Saddam Hussein
New high-tech satellite photos may give public view of possible war with Iraq
Anti-war protests held in several nations
Events coming up in the next few weeks that could decide whether or not war with Iraq occurs
Anti-war demonstrations held on both coasts in the US
Dr. Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei discuss the UN's weapons inspection mission
UN weapons inspectors continue their work in Iraq as US and British forces move into region
Bush administration shows impatience with UN weapons inspection process
US troops set up new Patriot missiles in Israel for indefinite period
Threat of spies against US troops in Middle East
Sheik Ahmad Fhad Al-Sabah (Kuwaiti Oil and Info Minister)
Two American civilians ambushed by gunman in Kuwait
Mishari Al-Anjari (Kuwaiti deputy parliament speaker)
President Bush and his administration say time and options are running out for avoiding war against Iraq
US continues sending troops to Middle East
President Bush leads a stepped-up psychological offensive against Iraq to plant doubts and fears into the minds of Iraqis
France and Germany continue to voice their opposition to a military conflict with Iraq
President Bush presses his case for war against Iraq
Nations speculate on the aftermath of an American ousting of Saddam Hussein
Frederick Barton (Center for Strategic and International Studies)
Uncertainty about possible Iraqi war leaving US consumers nervous
Christine Benz (editor, Morninstar Fund Investor)
Psychological operations the US military is carrying out in Iraq
Michael Vickers (Center for Stra. And Budg. Ass.)
US officials urge world leaders to present a united front against Saddam Hussein
Three Iraqi scientists refuse to meet privately with UN inspectors
Gen. Hossam Mohammed Amin (Iraqi Monitoring Directorate)
Many people believe armed conflict with Iraq is inevitable
Tony Blair walks tightrope of British public opinion
Preview of inspection report and what Security Council members may take away from it
Stephen Black (former UN weapons inspector)
Conversation with Americans that reflects national debate over going to war with Iraq
Progress report from United Nations shows Saddam Hussein is not cooperating
Bush administration gathers evidence it says it may make public later this week
UN arms inspectors carry out more searches
UN briefings on Iraq fuel new anti-war protests
Expected comments from the president on the threat of war with Iraq in the State of the Union address
Iraqi officials say UN arms inspectors magnified problems, but agree to allow overflights of U-2 spy planes if US attack jets are grounded
Economic issues number one concern of Americans
Jeremy Siegel (Wharton School of Business)
President Bush's speech aimed at persuading Americans why a war with Iraq is necessary
President Bush announces stepped-up campaign to build a case for war in Iraq
Iraqi government quick to respond to President Bush's State of the Union address
American people respond to last night's State of the Union message
US officials offer new details of their case against Saddam
Nelson Mandela speaks out against the US and Bush
Top UN arms inspectors to return to Baghdad next Saturday for last-minute talks
Secretary of State Colin Powell says he will deliver sober and compelling evidence to the UN on Iraq's banned weapons
Secretary of State Powell to make case against Iraq to UN Security Council
British politician explores the possibilities for peace with Saddam Hussein
Kuwait is closing the entire northern half of the country to civilians on February 15
Carol Buckwald (American teacher in Kuwait)
Powell presents evidence against Saddam Hussein to UN Security Council
Reaction from Baghdad to Powell's speech
Gen. Amir Al-Sa'adi (presidential adviser)
Several key US allies call for continued inspections of Iraq
Benjamin Netanyahu (Israeli foreign minister)
Ken Pollack (Saban Center for Middle East Policy)
Important dates to keep in mind in the coming days
UN inspectors conduct private interview with Iraqi scientist
Several members of UN Security Council look at voting against resolution authorizing war with Iraq
US troops moving near Iraq wondering what weapons Iraq has in store for them
Troops in Kuwait at the state-of-the-art command center for war with Iraq
Lt. Gen. David McKiernan (commander, coalition ground forces)
Continued efforts of diplomacy in avoiding a possible war in Iraq
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan pleads for US to not go it alone in Iraq, while President Bush continues to press ahead with plans
British intelligence report cited by Secretary Powell found to be copied from several sources, including a graduate student
Chief UN weapons inspectors announce an increase in Iraqi cooperation
Lt. Gen. Amir Al-Saadi (presidential adviser)
Bush delivers harsh warning that deal-making with Saddam Hussein is over
France and Germany to announce alternative plan to war with Iraq
US troop presence likely to return to pre-1990 levels in Saudi Arabia after war with Iraq
US citizens in Kuwait evacuating in case of war
Sgt. Maj. Mark Baker (3rd Infantry Division)
US military preparations for a war with Iraq move ahead rapidly, as the Bush administration shows growing impatience with some US allies trying to slow things down
Growing possibility of war opens a rift within NATO that has many in the alliance concerned
Iraqis see latest rift within NATO as helping their play for time
New weaponry to be used in the war with Iraq
All non-military personnel ordered out of northern Kuwait
Audiotape reveals Osama bin Laden plotting new terror attacks against Americans
President Bush pushing for new UN Security Council resolution to authorize a war to disarm Saddam Hussein
Three members of NATO refusing to join the other members in a US-led war against Iraq
Saddam Hussein trying to appear confident things are going his way
American and British jets bomb Iraqi missile site
White House working with Britain on second resolution authorizing force against Iraq
Vice Adm. Lowell Jacoby (director of DIA)
Weapons inspectors to report to UN tomorrow
Iraq's deputy prime minister says Hussein will not go into exile
Chief UN arms inspector reports on the progress of his work in Iraq to the Security Council
Security Council session has no impact on the US military buildup for war
UN inspectors survey a chemical warfare training facility
Demonstrations across America today to protest war with Iraq
Charles Richardson (father of US Marine)
Worldwide protests against US war with Iraq
US facing stiff opposition in UN over war with Iraq
Sandy Berger (former national security adviser)
Belgium offers compromise to end NATO standoff with US
US troops continue preparations for war with Iraq
New York City group of protesters against war with Iraq
Medea Benjamin (Code Pink: Women for Peace)
San Francisco rally to protest war with Iraq draws thousands
White House still holding to its position on Iraq, despite anti-war demonstrations
NATO committee planning to defend Turkey in case of war with Iraq
Iraq benefiting from anti-war efforts worldwide
Small town near Washington, DC, remains largely unaffected by the impending war with Iraq
Latest developments in war preparations against Iraq
European leaders give Hussein one more chance to disarm, but didn't set deadline
Michael Clarke (defence analyst, London U.)
Today's developments in Europe over possible war with Iraq
American troops continue preparations for war
Today's developments in US showdown with Iraq
Turkey doubles price to US for use of its bases
US and Britain pushing for new UN resolution to disarm Iraq
UN weapons inspectors press for more interviews with Iraqi scientists
US Army troops in Kuwait continue training while awaiting orders for war against Iraq
Staff Sgt. Samuel Austin (3rd Infantry Division)
Spec. Chris Hayes (3rd Infantry Division)
Command Sergeant Major Robert Gallagher of Toms River, New Jersey
Command Sgt. Maj. Robert Gallagher (US Army)
Latest developments in and regarding Iraq
Saddam Hussein insists he does not want war with US, but will fight if attacked
Lieutenant General Scott Wallace discusses the possible war in Iraq
Lt. Gen. Scott Wallace (V Corps Comm., US Army)
UN arms inspectors frustrated with the quality of intelligence they are getting from the US
UN Security Council vote on Iraq resolution could push back invasion timetable
US Marines to be the first troops in if an invasion of Iraq takes place
Two of America's allies, France and Russia, may be resisting war because of their stake in Iraqi oil fields
Thane Gustafson (Cambridge Energy Research Associates)
Turkey to agree to US bases there during a war with Iraq
President Bush meets with Spain's prime minister
UN orders Iraq to destroy dozens of missiles with longer range than permitted
French bashing is back in vogue in the US
Iraq test fires missile for UN inspectors
Lt. Gen. Mohammed Amin (National Monitoring Directorate)
Colin Powell heads to Far East for support in Iraqi and North Korean problems
Saddam Hussein gives his first interview with an American journalist in about 10 years
US rejects Saddam Hussein's debate proposal while it works to propose a new UN resolution with the help of two allies
UN inspectors visit factories in Iraq where missile engines and guidance systems are made
Turkish Cabinet approves US ground troops on Turkish soil for war with Iraq; final decision up to the parliament
Mehmet Dulger (chairman, Turkish parliament foreign affairs committee)
President Saddam Hussein speaks of avoiding war
Chances of avoiding war with Iraq appear to be near the banishing point
Turkey's parliament asked to approve allowing American troops to deploy there
US Army helicopter crashes in Kuwait, killing four
Westerners and others arrive in Baghdad to volunteer as human shields
Iraqi military forces begin taking positions in anticipation of an American invasion
Saddam Hussein says he will not destroy Iraqi wealth or seek asylum outside of Iraq
Tim McCarthy discusses the rocket engine used to propel the Al Samoud 2 missiles
Bush administration seeks support from international community and American people for war in Iraq
Full US military occupation of Iraq is planned when the expected war ends
Liberation day in Kuwait sees celebrations, losses and looming threat of war
Draft copy of Blix report is not the stinging document the White House has hoped it would be
Jean-Marc de la Sabliere (French UN ambassador)
Iraq agrees to destroy Al Samoud missiles
Saddam Hussein disuccses why he thinks Iraq did not lose the 1991 Gulf War
Turkish parliament postpones vote again on letting US troops deploy in their country for a possible invasion of Iraq
Hoshyar Zebari (Kurdish Democratic Party spokesperson)
Saddam Hussein may be playing two-pronged strategy to save himself and his regime
Saddam Hussein's latest bid to avoid war
UN weapons inspectors press ahead with what the White House considers a hopeless and increasingly useless task
Military couple in Kuwait while son is in the States
Speaker of Turkey's parliament reverses decision to allow US troops to set up a launchpad there for an attack on Iraq
Ambassador W. Robert Pearson (to Turkey)
Retired General Joseph Ralston discusses the situation in Turkey
Gen. Joseph Ralston (former NATO commander-in-chief)
Demetrius Perricos (deputy chief UN inspector)
Bush administration advises Turkey and Iraq's news hasn't changed its position on a possible war in the Gulf
United Arab Emirates calls on Saddam Hussein to step down
Manhattanville College basketball player turns her back on flag in protest of possible war with Iraq
Toni Smith (Manhattanville College BB player)
Thousands in Pakistan protest possible US war with Iraq
Iraqis threaten to suspend destroying Al Samoud missiles if they feel the US will attack anyway
Gen. Amir al-Saadi (presidential adviser)
Turkey rejects use of its country for a US war against Iraq
Gen. Joe Ralston (former NATO commander-in-chief)
UN continues to be divided over resolutions allowing war against Iraq
Despite Turkey's decision to block deployment of US troops, some GIs move closer to the Iraqi border
Sukru Elekdag (former Turkish ambassador to US)
Challenge the US faces when it sets out to capture Saddam Hussein
Colin Powell (then-chairman of Joint Chiefs)
US continues planning for a possible war with Iraq
More US military personnel arrive in Britain
US war planners working on a contingency plan for an invasion of Iraq
Father's decision between staying with his sick child or serving in Kuwait with his Marine Corps unit
Armando Deamaya (Loma Linda U. Children's Hosp.)
Secretary of State Powell offers new evidence of Iraq's intention not to disarm as the US continues to prepare for war
US military continues to increase its presence in the Middle East as a possible war with Iraq appears more likely
Gen. Tommy Franks (commander, US Central Command)
Saddam Hussein appears on Iraqi TV to repeat claim that the Al Samoud missiles do not exceed UN limits
US troops preparing for war in Iraq battle boredom and fatigue in the long wait before the start of a war
Pope John Paul declares today a day for prayer for peace
President Bush doesn't seem to have much support at home or abroad for a war with Iraq
Prime Minister Tony Blair appears before MTV forum to discuss a possible war with Iraq
Central Command official says Saddam Hussein is acquiring US and British uniforms
American and British troops in Kuwait are watching their backs
Mohammed Al-Mulaifa (Kuwaiti newspaper columnist)
Minnesota FBI agent issues terror warning
Actors and artists who voice their opinion about war
Powerful opposition remains to US and Britain's proposed ultimatum for Saddam Hussein
Final stages of preparation for invasion of Iraq by the 'coalition of the willing'
Maj. Gen. Chuck Swannack (82nd Airborne)
US troops near Iraq's southern border continue battle preparations
Capt. Ivan Monclova (2nd Light Armored Recon.)
Corp. Jason Krumenaker (2nd Light Armored Recon.)
Little comment from Iraq on today's report by chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix
Saddam Hussein calls on UN to lift sanctions and to have the US and Israel stripped of weapons of mass destruction
US Marines in Kuwait ready for call to action
Corp. Brandon Austin (2nd Light Armored Rec.)
Corp. Stephen Marsh (2nd Light Armored Rec.)
Staff Sgt. Jason Thompson (2nd Light Armored Rec.)
Pfc. Joseph Barcala (2nd Light Armored Rec.)
Gerry Melendez (chief, Special Projects Office)
Ret. Lt. Col. Pier Wood (GlobalSecurity.org)
White House mounts one last push for a UN resolution authorizing military action against Iraq
Iraqi officials launch a public relations campaign, trying to cast themselves as victims
Latest developments in the showdown with Iraq
Israelis not dismissing the dangers of an attack by Iraq if the US launches war against Saddam Hussein
Anonymous head of Israeli Army Intelligence
Troops of the 101st Airborne Division training in Kuwait
White House says it is willing to compromise deadline on a vote before the UN Security Council that would authorize war with Iraq
New weapons to be used by US troops in Iraq
Pakistan not expected to support a UN resolution allowing war with Iraq
Latest development in the showdown with Saddam Hussein
British military support for war in Iraq may be wavering
Defense Department unveils 21,000-pound bomb
Saddam Hussein appears calm in preparations for war
Harrier jump jets are useful but dangerous tool for war
Airlines continue to request government assistance
Military uses Hollywood set designer to create backdrop for official war briefings
US and Britain offering new concessions in an effort to get undecided nations on the Security Council to vote for war against Iraq
Prime Minister Tony Blair facing opposition over his decision to join the US in war with Iraq
British soldiers ready to fight alongside Americans in a war with Iraq
Maj. Andy Harrison (1st Battalion Parachute Reg.)
Lieutenant General Buster Glosson discusses the problems facing US soldiers already stationed near Iraq
Anti-French sentiment in the US as France continues to oppose President Bush's policies against Iraq
George Lauzon (bait and tackle shop owner)
Today's developments regarding a new resolution at the UN Security Council on war with Iraq
US military continues training near the Iraqi border
People in Baghdad preparing for a war with the US
One inspector killed, another injured following a collision of vehicles in Iraq today
Four-month-old infant receives new heart as Marine father serves in Kuwait
Emergency summit to be held in the Azores
State Department report disagrees that an Iraqi democracy could transform the Middle East
US troops in Kuwait getting hands-on training with sophisticated new weapons
Kurdish refugees report Iraqi troops have taken over Kirkuk, a city at the heart of Iraq's northern oil fields
Democratic Party whip Jim Moran forced out of that position after his remark about Jews and a possible war in Iraq
Senator Tim Johnson and his son Sergeant Brooks Johnson
Risky attack planned by US and British troops
Lt. Col. Eddie Ray (2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance)
Allied forces to secure the heavily defended oil fields
Hoshyar Zebari (Kurdistan Democratic Party)
Airlines face uncertainty if war breaks out
James May (president, Air Transport Association)
Richard Copland (pres., Amer. Soc. of Trav. Ags.)
Susan Donofrio (airline analyst, Deutsche Bank)
Hans Blix will present a new work plan to the Security Council on Tuesday
President Bush to set 48-hour deadline and give Saddam Hussein an ultimatum during tonight's speech
Prime Minister Tony Blair fighting a tough political battle as he shows support for President Bush in a war with Iraq
Front-line troops in Kuwait practice military exercises at night
Israel on high alert, facing the possible threat of a military strike by Iraq
Even the youngest citizens of Iraq prepare for war
Dutch-born man's enlistment in the US Marine Corps causes deep divisions
President Bush to issue an ultimatum to Saddam Hussein that tells him to leave the country or face invasion
Latest developments in possible war against Iraq
Iraqi Cabinet rejects the US ultimatum for Saddam Hussein to go into exile
How Operation Iraqi Freedom might play out
Lt. Gen. William Wallace (V Corps, US Army)
Tomorrow's weather forecast in Iraq a mix of good and bad
Final preparations for an attack on Iraq continuing
Col. Ben Hodges (101st Airborne commander)
Cofer Black (State Dept. counterterror chief)
Iraqi officials making blunt threats of retaliation in the event of war
Ibrahim Hooper (Council on American-Islamic Relations)
Bush administration releases list of allies
US anti-war demonstrators protest for peace
Ann Fagan Ginger (director, Civil Liberties Institute)
American troops confident going into Iraq
Jewish influence in Saddam Hussein's life
No indication that Saddam Hussein has left Iraq
Vice Adm. Tim Keating (maritime comm., US Centcom)
US and British forces massing at the Iraqi border
Vehicles of the 3rd Infantry Division repositioned to within miles of the Iraqi border
US Army's 101st Airborne Division expected to be in the thick of the coming fight
President Bush preparing for the new war with Iraq
Dominque de Villepin (French foreign minister)
One mission of US forces heading into Iraq is to find Scott Speicher
Some Iraqi athletes want Saddam Hussein and his sons out
John Kingston (global oil analyst, Platts)
Thane Gustafson (Cambridge Energy Research Assocs)
Lieutenant Colonel Russell Sanborn, who was held as a POW in the last Persian Gulf War
Donald Rumsfeld discusses issues concerning terror attack in Israel, invasion of Iraq
Latest Iraqi attempt to buy time rejected as inadequate
Military action to remove Saddam Hussein loaded with potential problems
New questions being raised about Iraq's connection with al-Qaeda
Bush facing questions as to what effects war with Iraq would have
Sen. Joe Biden (Foreign Relations Comm. Chair)
Kim Wallace (political analyst, Lehman Bros)
Threats and counterthreats between US and Saddam Hussein
Government seeks death penalty for Brian Regan, charged with attempted spying for Saddam Hussein
President Bush trying to pick up support in US and abroad for attack on Iraq
Little support from allies abroad for attack against Iraq
Harald Mueller (Peace Research Institute)
Rosemary Hollis (Royal Institute of It'l Affairs)
Judith Yaphe (National Defense University)
Defense Department developing nonlethal weapons
Col. George Fenton (Pent. Joint Non-Leth. Weap. P)
Woody Norris (American Technology Corp.)
Decision expected soon on whether Pentagon will change Navy pilot's status from missing in action to prisoner of war
Bush weighing decision to invade Iraq on intelligence information
New information shows US helped Iraq with battle planning in war against Iran
Iraqi opposition forces take over embassy in Berlin
US condemns anti-Hussein forces taking over Iraqi embassy
While US intelligence claims warehouse outside Baghdad produces biological weapons, Iraqis say formula mixed here is baby milk
Husam Mohammed Amin (Iraqi National Monitoring Directorate)
Bush administration and allies make aggressive case against Saddam Hussein
William Cohen (former defense secretary)
Former Secretary of State James Baker suggesting president should not move against Iraq without coalition
White House backs Vice President Dick Cheney's call for attack on Iraq
Saudi ambassador voices opposition for US-led Iraqi invasion
Adel al-Jubeir (Saudi foreign policy advisor)
Is today's evidence enough to go to war with Iraq?
While Iran warns US not to strike Iraq, news report says country is harboring al-Qaeda
Iraqi vice president warns US won't be able to overthrow Saddam Hussein as easily as it got rid of Taliban
Patrick Clawson (Washington Institute for Near East Pollicy)
Growing debate over whether US should launch attack on Iraq
Division exists on whether to attack Iraq
Bush to make decision about how to deal with Saddam Hussein as early as next week
Bush begins most intense effort to make case that Saddam Hussein must go
Obtaining congressional approval for strike against Iraq may prove difficult for president
Secretary Powell finding himself talking more about Iraq than environment at world summit in South Africa
Not a single Arab country at summit meeting supports US going to war against Iraq
Hasan Abu-Nimah (former Jordanian UN amb.)
Bush in Indiana pushing for action against Iraq
US public sentiment on possible war with Iraq
European sentiment on possible war with US and Iraq
Bush's hurry to drum international support for strike against Iraq could backfire in November elections
US, British jets confront Iraqi planes in no-fly zone
President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair meet to discuss Iraq's weapons of mass destruction
European opposition growing against US attack on Iraq
Mohammad Saeed Sahaf (information minister)
Iraq continues building coalition against US
White House begins active campaign in support of Iraqi regime change; Bush takes plan to UN this week
Former weapons inspector advises Iraqi parliament to allow inspectors to return
In upcoming speech to UN, President Bush will attempt to rally support of allies by demanding that Iraq fully comply with UN resolutions or else face US military attack
Amid talk of war, Iraq continues to strongly deny it possesses capacity to produce nuclear weapons
Saeed Hassan Al-Mousawi (foreign ministry)
Bush administration cites evidence that Iraq is trying to build nuclear weapon
Richard Boucher (State Department spokesman)
Arab press in foreign countries downplay Iraqi threat
Abdel Bari Atwan (Al Quds newspaper, London)
Yahia Barab (chief editor, Arab News Network)
Bush again to make case against Iraq Thursday at UN
In speech at United Nations, Bush says US will do it alone if other nations don't agree to team up to oust Saddam Hussein
Iraqi delegation calls Bush speech collection of lies designed to blackmail public opinion
World leaders glad Bush has taken Iraqi case to UN
US shoring up military presence in Persian Gulf region with help of Kurds
Barham Salih (Patriotic Union of Kurdistan prime minister)
David L. Phillips (Council on Foreign Relations)
Bush has made case clear against Saddam, but doesn't expect it will mean anything to Iraqi leader
UN must decide what to do about Saddam sooner rather later, says Bush
Amb. Edward Walker (former assistant sec. of state)
David Scheffer (United Nations Association)
Iraq remaining defiant in face of US deadlines and deals
President Bush makes strongest challenge to UN to stop Iraq
Iraq insists they have no illegal weapons and refuse to allow return of inspectors
Bush administration continues to push UN today to take quick action against Saddam Hussein
Iraq will allow weapons inspectors to come back
Prince Saud al-Faisal (Saudi foreign minister)
Adel Al-Jubeir (Saudi foreign policy advisor)
Some countries now say Iraq's offer to allow UN arms inspectors back into country is good enough
Hassan Abdullah (Baghdad Soup Kitchen director)
US believes Iraq will continue to hide weapons of mass destruction
David Albright tells about how Iraqis tried to deny access or hide weapons from inspectors
David Albright (Institute for Science and International Security)
Bush campaigns to achieve united front with Congress for strike against Iraq
Democrats trying to shift focus to economy and away from Iraq in time for midterm elections
Will Marshall (Progressive Policy Institute)
Bush sends two-page indictment of Hussein to Congress
Jim Steinberg (former deputy national sec. ad.)
Reaction to Bush's proposed resolution mostly positive
Sergei Ivanov, Russia's defense minister, discusses Iraq situation
Uncertainty over situation in Persian Gulf has oil companies looking for new sources
Daniel Yergin (Cambridge Energy Research Assoc's)
Bush administration lays out new national security strategy
Turbulence over Iraq having political consequences in Germany
Herta Daeubler-Gmelin (German justice minister)
Bush presented with war plan to attack Iraq
Threat of Iraqi strike major issue in Germany's elections
Rumsfeld to meet with NATO to discuss war on terror and Iraq possible war with Iraq
Gen. George Joulwan (former NATO commander)
US closely watching tight German elections
Edmund Stoiber (German Christian Democratic candidate)
Nation more interested in possible war with Iraq than upcoming elections
Former Vice President Al Gore speaks out against Iraq war
Bush advisors offer him variety of war plans to cover all contingencies
Gen. John Shalikashvili (US Army, retired)
Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney (USAF, retired)
Israel preparing for retaliation by Iraq
Eitan Ben Elyahu (former commander, Israeli Air Force)
British prime minister making case for war against Iraq
British dossier not tying Saddam Hussein directly to al-Qaeda, but offers details on weapons of mass destruction
Blair in British Parliament taking questions concerning dossier against Iraq
Senate Democrats furious about Bush's comments saying they're not interested in security of American people
Reaction around world to Blair's 50-page dossier backing Bush's claims against Saddam
Radhida Dergham (Al Hayat senior correspondent)
Bush administration continues to push war with Iraq
Experts warn America needs to prepare for botulism bioterror attack
Dr. Mitchell Cohen (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Dr. Michael Hanna (Intracel Corp. Biopharmaceuticals)
Despite Democrats' push for economy issue, focus on Iraq still dominates Washington
Urban warfare would put US military at high risk in Iraq
New Apache Longbow helicopter latest lethal weapon of US Army
Maj. Kevin Hottell (chief of exercises branch)
CW3 Robert Korecky (simulator pilot instructor)
Newsweek poll about Iraq; Iraq says no to new UN resolution
Marc Grossman (undersecretary of state for political affairs)
UN weapons inspectors meet in Vienna to work out plan to resume inspections in Iraq
Chris Cobb-Smith (former UN arms inspector)
Business Center, discussses factors causing stock market drop, including war in Iraq
Economy and possible war with Iraq will affect upcoming elections
Pentagon releases two-year-old film showing that Saddam Hussein cannot be trusted
President George W. Bush wants tougher UN resolution regarding Iraq
President George W. Bush wants Congress to give him wide latitude in dealing with Iraq
US intelligence detects increased activity in Iraq, possibly removing evidence of weapons
Bush strikes deal with House, says Saddam's defiance could result in use of force
Small Illinois town revisited, this time concerning possible war with Saddam Hussein
Debate under way in Senate on resolution for use of force against Iraq
National Intelligence Mapping Agency helps track location of Hussein's weapons
Charlie Monroe (Nat. Intelligence Mapping Agency)
Col. Tom Sorrell (Nat. Intel. Mapping Agency)
Lt. Gen. James Clapper (NIMA director, ret.)
Chief UN weapons inspector meets with Bush's top foreign policy advisors to slow Iraqi weapons inspections
Sandy Berger (former national security advisor)
Powerful conservative voice lends expertise to possible war with Iraq
President Bush sharpens attacks on Saddam Hussein
Bush prepares to address nation on Iraq from Cincinnati
Members of House, Senate debate over war powers resolution giving president authority to strike Iraq
British foreign secretary on mission to Mideast to help obtain Arab support for UN resolution against Iraq
Israelis arrest Salim Rakad, Saddam's alleged money man responsible for funding Palestinian terror against Israel
Ehud Ya'ari (Washington Institute for Near East Policy)
Iraq invites US to send its own team of inspectors
Gunnar Berge (Norwegian Nobel Committee)
Congress OKs Bush's war powers and Scott Speicher status changed from MIA to POW
Newsweek poll says 66 percent of Americans favor US military attack on Iraq; questions remain whether Iraq will give weapons inspectors unfettered access
President Bush turns focus toward November elections
Some nations insist on hard evidence that Saddam Hussein possesses nuclear weapons before supporting attack
Saddam wins election over no opponent while boasting message of Iraqi solidarity to US
Insight into the twisted mind of Saddam Hussein
Khidihir Hamza (former nuclear scientist)
President Bush signs congressional resolution today authorizing use of force against Iraq
Key UN players pushing for two resolutions regarding Iraq, one which calls for return of inspectors and a second authorizing use of force should Iraq balk
Dumisani Kumalo (S. African ambassador to UN)
Sheik Hammad bin Jassem (Qatari foreign min.)
Bush certain Israel would retaliate in event of Iraqi attack
With Bush's war resolution signed, Democrats hope to shift attention away from war to economy just in time for election
Pentagon has several contingencies in event of war with Iraq
US pushes for strong UN resolution against Iraq while Saddam Hussein is defiant
How war with Iraq might affect war on terrorism
US treating North Korea differently than Iraq despite its nuclear weapons stockpile
Robert Einhorn (former State Dept. official)
Moral dilemma facing Christians in possible war with Iraq
Fr. Michael Baxter (Notre Dame theology prof)
Prof. George Lopez (John B. Kroc Institute of International Peace Studies)
Richard Land (Southern Baptist Convention)
Michael Sherry (history prof, Northwestern U.)
President Bush to focus diplomatic efforts on persuading North Korea to abandon nuclear weapons program
Saddam Hussein releases political prisoners and allows journalists access to his home town, Tikrit
Authorities believe Saddam Hussein released Iraqi prisoners as ploy to win international favor
Little evidence to support Bush administration claim of working relationship between al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein
US suffers setback in efforts to obtain UN approval for military action against Iraq after Russia rejects US draft resolution
Rare protest in Baghdad held by those seeking information about relatives who had not returned home despite amnesty
Iraq's chemical, biological weapons arsenal could pose deadly threat to US invaders, Iraqi civilians
Nancy Connell (Center for BioDefense, NJ Med. School)
Jonathan Tucker (biological weapons expert)
War with Iraq could affect US economy and oil resources
Youssef Ibrahim (Council on Foreign Relations)
Michael Boskin (former chair, WH Coun of Ec. Ad.)
Michael Boskin (former chair, WH Coun. Of Ec. Ad.)
Daniel Kasper (transp anal., LECG Cons.)
War with Iraq will complicate matters if Iraq decides to attack Israel
Eitan Ben Eliahu (former Israeli AF chief)
Question arises whether war with Iraq really will be necessary
China's president visits Bush to discuss North Korea's nuclear weapons program and other topics
President Bush begins two days of talks in Mexico
President Bush increasing pressure on UN to sanction action against Iraq
Israeli political crisis could hamper US diplomacy in region
Rare look inside B-2 stealth bomber at Whiteman Air Force Base
Kuwait bracing for possible war in Middle East
Dr. Hamad Al-Hasawi (chemical/biological warfare expert)
Messages from Iraq about capitalism and threat of war
Bush administration expected to submit new last-chance resolution to UN Security Council regarding Iraq
US submits revised draft resolution on Iraq, pushes for vote by Friday
UN Security Council to vote on Iraq resolution
UN resolution on Iraq passes unanimously as Bush warns Saddam Hussein military action is still option for noncompliance
Iraq shows defiant attitude to passing of UN resolution
Sharif Ali Bin Al Hussein (Iraqi National Cong.)
UN unanimously passes resolution for Iraq to disarm
Bush approves military plans to attack Iraq if Saddam makes one false move
Arab foreign ministers urge Iraq to comply with new UN inspections resolution
Hasa Abu-Nimah (former Jordanian UN amb.)
Iraqi parliament advise Saddam Hussein to disregard new UN resolution on weapons inspections
Iraqi parliament recommends that Saddam Hussein reject UN resultion sending arms inspectors back into country
Look inside US Army training camp where troops prepare for possible deadly chemical attacks
John Morrissey (deputy dir., US Army Chemical Defense Training Facility)
Saddam Hussein agrees to UN weapons inspections
UN urges United States to be patient with Iraq
Chief UN weapons inspector set to leave for Baghdad on Monday
UN inspectors prepare to land in Baghdad; Iraqi forces fire on US and British war planes in no-fly zones
Former UN weapons inspector David Kay discusses how and where UN inspections will be carried out in Iraq
Bush at War, describes conflict in Bush's Cabinet over proposed war with Iraq
Iraqi officials intend to meet December 8 UN deadline to disclose information about its weapons programs
Ultratight security in Prague as President Bush meets with allies to define NATO's new mission
Bush says Saddam must come clean by December 8th or face severest of consequences
US Army conducting war games in Kuwait to prepare for possible showdown with Iraq
Col. David Perkins (2nd Army Brigade commander)
Seven former communist countries join NATO
Secretary of State Powell discusses possible war with Iraq
Bush, Putin deliver strong message to Saddam Hussein
UN Iraqi weapons inspections to take months, not weeks
Miroslav Gregorich (director of operations)
UN weapons inspectors in Iraq will have more advanced technology this time around
Saddam Hussein to file inventory of weapons arsenal by December 8th
US and British planes bomb radar station in Iraq
UN weapons inspectors to arrive in Baghdad; Iraqi reaction in Baghdad to possibility of war
Iraq claims weapons inspections pretext to attack country under international cover
UN weapons inspectors in Iraq face daunting task
Israeli Foreign Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discusses Israel's reaction to US war on Iraq
British parliament endorses UN resolution on Iraq
Tom Brokaw's final word from Middle East where people believe more violence is coming
UN weapons inspectors begin arduous task of searching for possible weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
UN weapons inspectors complete second day of inspections
President George W. Bush tries to balance response to failed missile attack on Israeli jet so as not to offend Arabs or Israelis
Iraqi officials closely following UN weapons inspectors
US lawmakers warning American soldiers not equipped with right protective equipment for biological or chemical attack
US warplanes bomb southern Iraq in response to antiaircraft fire
UN weapons inspectors examine more sites near Baghdad
President Bush warns Saddam Hussein about consequences of failing to file weapons report
UN weapons inspectors search important Saddam Hussein palace
Turkey offers use of military bases to US for possible war with Iraq
President Bush continues to put pressure on Iraq, and Iraq claims inspectors are spying for US and Israel
David Phillips (Council on Foreign Relations)
Iraq officials say they don't have weapons of mass destruction
Gen. Hussam Mohammed Amin (Nat. Mon. Dir.)
Russian scientist may have given smallpox vaccine to Iraq
Jonathan Tucker (bio/chem weapons prof. exp.)
Taliban's Mullah Omar threatens hostility against US
American tyranny in first public comments since UN inspections began
Chief UN weapons inspector vows to keep Iraq's report secret, but US calling it unacceptable
Iraq still claims it has no weapons of mass destruction as US and UN work through weapons report
Dr. Faez Bayraqdar (Iraqi Atomic Organization)
American forces could be ready for war with Iraq in March
Anti-war protestors coordinate efforts via Internet
Sgt. Denise Christine (Calif. Air Nat. Guard)
Lengthy file on Iraq weapons programs getting close attention while Saddam Hussein talks tough
UN weapons inspectors spreading out, stepping up pace
Lt. Gen. Hossam Mohammed Amin (Iraqi liaison to inspectors)
US military conducting dress rehearsal for worst-case scenario
Iraq's weapons report fails to account for large numbers of missing weapons of mass destruction
Bush orders smallpox vaccinations for US military
UN steps up weapons inpsections, urges US to provide inspectors with intelligence information
Iraqi opposition holds meeting to discuss replacement for Saddam Hussein
Sharif Ali Bin Al Husssein (Iraqi National Congress)
US intelligence says Iraqis are now deploying new surface-to-surface ballistic missiles
Secretary of State Colin Powell says US will respond to Iraq's weapons declaration later this week
Bush, high-ranking administration members have end-of-year message for Saddam Hussein
US military buildup continues in Persian Gulf region
US accuses Iraqi weapons report of failing to meet UN's demands
Iraq dismisses US charges and continues to claim they have no weapons of mass destruction
US authorities arrest Hussein Alshafei, others, for sending money to Iraq
Robert C. Bonner (Customs Service commissioner)
US sounds very serious tonight about prospects of coming war
Dr. Mona Makram Obeid (The American University in Cairo)
Charlotte Beers (undersecretary of state)
US troops already in Gulf region preparing for war
Col. David Perkins (2nd Brigade commander)
American troops have a live fire exercise near the Iraqi border in Kuwait
Saddam Hussein verbally attacks President Bush after Bush's assesment of the Iraqi weapons declaration
Gen. Amir Al-Saadi (presidential advisor)
Saddam Hussein inviting CIA to Iraq to join UN weapons inspectors to finding weapons
US military continues to prepare for possible war with Iraq
Julio Hernandez (deceased soldier's neighbor)
Pentagon says Iraq got lucky in shooting down Predator
UN weapons inspectors begin interviewing Iraqi scientists
Prof. Sadah Abid Anoor (Baghdad Technology U.)
Threat of war casts long shadow over holiday festivities
Iraqis brace for war as UN weapons inspections continue
Hussam Mohammed Amin (liaison to inspectors)
Mohammed Mehdi Saleh (minister of trade)
Drones, two-way language translators part of cutting-edge military technology
Lt. Col. Kathy Debolt (Battle Lab deputy dir.)
US increasing military buildup in Persian Gulf region
Lawrence Korb (Council on Foreign Relations)
Iraq provides UN inspectors list of 500 arms scientists
White House outlines plans to increase pressure on North Korea to give up nuclear program
Military calling up reservists means major loss for civilian companies at home
Mike Mershimer (chief of security for corp.)
Charles Gragin (former assistant secretary of def.
Bush administration sets policy to deal with North Korea and nuclear weapons; FBI searching for Mideast suspects
US Navy hospital ship Comfort ready to sail if war with Iraq begins
Security Council expands list of goods requiring UN approval before being imported into Iraq
President George W. Bush takes reporter questions today about North and South Korea
Iraq, North Korea treated differently by US
Donald Gregg (ambassador to NK in first Bush adm.)
Turkey has not agreed yet to let US military use bases
US continues military buildup for possible war with Iraq
Lt.. Col. Dan Baggio (Fort Hood Public Aff. Off.)
Iraqis escalate war of words, insist they have nothing to hide
Gen. Hussam Mohammed Amin (chief liaison to UN inspectors)
UN inspectors inspect Baghdad arms monitoring directorate, trapping Iraqi UN ambassador inside
Saddam Hussein announces on Iraqi TV that he's prepared for war
Influx of troops into Persian Gulf accelerating as many say good-bye to relatives
Saddam Hussein consolidates his power, preparing for war
UN inspectors find no smoking gun in search for weapons, hope for more cooperation from Saddam
Colin Powell discusses Saddam Hussein's cooperation under terms of UN Resolution 1441
Ground war with Iraq could pose problem for US with opposition from Turkey
Mehmet Dulger (Turkish Foreign Affairs Committee chair)
US military confident in ability to defeat sensitive Iraqi equipment intended to jam precision-guided bombs
Polling shows no clear concensus among Americans for support of possible war with Iraq
Gordon Wilson (retired airplane mechanic)
Arab world sees hypocrisy in US double standard
George Hawatmeh (Jordan Times Publisher)
Iraqi citizens and exiles express contrasting viewpoints on Saddam Hussein's regime
Lt. Gen. Bernard Trainor (retired, USMC)
British aircraft carrier, Ark Royal, on its way to Gulf for possible war with Iraq
Captain Toby Johnson performs historically male job, piloting Apache Long Bow helicopter
Saudi Arabian crown prince predicts war with Iraq will be averted
Israeli youth prepare for possible Iraqi attack in event of US-led war with Iraq
More troops sent to Persian Gulf amid hope that training prepares them against chemical weapons attack from Iraq
Jury selection begins in capital punishment trial for Air Force expert Brian Regan accused of attempted espionage
UN weapons inspectors insist they need more time in Iraq
American troops prepare for urban combat in Iraq
Many military personnel are hastily moving up marriage plans before shipping out to Persian Gulf
Bush fed up with Iraq's stalling tactics, determined to push for action
US troops and equipment heading to Persian Gulf, making ready for possible war with Iraq
Former UN chief weapons inspector gives insight into inspections process
Richard Butler (former chief weapons inspector)
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld addresses Congress in closed session to defend administration's position on war with Iraq
British Prime Minister Tony Blair facing political pressure for support of Bush and possible war on Iraq
Cache of warheads found by UN weapons inspectors in Iraq
Ambassador Richard Butler (former arms inspector)
Gen. Hussam Mohammed Amin (chief UN liaison)
Saudis exploring strategy to dispose of Saddam Hussein
Edward Walker (former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia)
Saddam Hussein defiant, says he's ready for war with America
Diplomats, military planners, politicians in overdrive to prevent war with Iraq
Adm. Vern Clark (chief of naval operations)
Bush rhetoric about Iraq perceived differently in other countries compared to US
Hani Shukrallah (Al-Ahram Weekly editor)
UN weapons inspectors warn Iraq time is running out as four more empty chemical warheads delivered
US, British jets attack Iraqi air defenses after being fired upon
White House pressuring Saddam Hussein as it builds case for war with Iraq
Turks protest US launching troops from Turkey into Iraq
Burak Bekdil (columnist, Turkish Daily News)
William Hartung (World Policy Institute)
Timothy Garden (Royal Institute of Military Affs)
Police arrest Kuwaiti citizen accused of plotting to poison US soldiers
Hasan A. Johar (Kuwaiti National Assembly)
UN weapons inspectors turn up the heat on Saddam Hussein
Arab nations put pressure on Saddam Hussein to avoid war
Ali Hassan Al-Majid (Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council)
Hume Horan (former US ambass to Saudi Arabia)
Gaman Soltan (Egyptian political analyst)
Mustafa Harmaneh (Ctr for Strat Stud, U. of Jord)
Newsweek poll; Anti-war protests across America
American Bravo Company in Kuwaiti desert preparing for war
Capt. Ronnie Johnson (Bravo Co. commander)
Barham Salih (Kurdistan Regional Govt PM)
Secretary of State Colin Powell urges UN to not be hesitant
Iraqis make some concessions regarding scientists
Events related to potential war with Iraq
Bush expresses frustration with allies' reluctance to wage war against Iraq
Lee Hamilton (former member, House IR com)
Pentagon reports military could be ready for invasion of Iraq within weeks
Ret. Gen. Barry McCaffrey (military analyst)
Lt. Col. Dan Baggio (public affairs officer, Fort Hood)
Military reservists called to active duty struggle to make ends meet back home
Charles Cragin (former Defense official)
US not getting support for Iraqi war from close UN allies
Arab world hoping series of diplomatic maneuvers will avert war in Iraq
Prof. Walid Kazziha (American U of Cairo)
Bush, advisers telling Americans Saddam Hussein already in violation of UN resolution
Major allies of US bolder in resisting campaign for war against Iraq
Foreign ministers of six Iraqi neighbors hold meeting in desperate attempt to avert war, regional chaos
Kenneth Pollack (former CIA and NSC official)
Saddam Hussein's palaces possible storage areas for weapons of mass destruction
Richard Butler (former weapons inspector)
Political, military risks enormous for US following Monday's first formal report by weapons inspectors to UN
John Bolton (undersecretary of state for arms control)
Bush administration trying to make case against Hussein despite lack of hard evidence of Iraqi violations
French poll shows more than three out of four oppose US war with Iraq
Bernard Guetta (French political columnist)
Christian Malard (French 3 TV foreign editor)
World oil prices rise in response to information suggesting Saddam Hussein preparing to sabatoge Iraqi oil fields in event of war
Bush administration considering war plans which may include limited use of nuclear weapons
Three Iraqi scientists refuse private interviews with UN weapons inspectors
World Economic Forum in Switzerland focusing on Iraq, awaiting Colin Powell's remarks
World Economic Forum focuses on Iraq; Powell claims time running out
World awaits tomorrow's weapons report to UN
Inspectors continue search of Iraqi sites, while Iraqi defiance persists
Opposition to US-led war with Iraq building in Russia
Conflict in Iraq pressures UN to prove its usefulness
Super Bowl Sunday a welcome escape for San Diego
Tougher-than-expected UN report suggests Iraq still hiding weapons, resisting disarmament
Iraqi government, insisting regime has fully cooperated with inspectors, makes preparations for war
President Bush to use State of the Union Address to frame case for war against Saddam Hussein
US insisting terrorist camp in northern Iraq is a weapons factory with links to al-Qaeda, Saddam Hussein
Concerns about possible war with Iraq sends stock market tumbling
Tina Peavey (Ranger Joe's Surplus Shop Manager)
Bush to deliver State of the Union address tonight, highlighting US economy, health care and Iraq
Bush must prove case against Iraq; Powell to appear before UN to show evidence
Russert, Brokaw discuss Bush's State of the Union address
Country in quandary as to how best to proceed against Iraq
Ralph Carniello (retired electronics engineer)
Eric Larson (senior policy analyst, Rand Corp.)
Barring dramatic change in Iraq, US is on road to war
US allies, not convinced war with Iraq is answer, seek scenario to avoid conflict
NATO allies stall for time, want to give diplomacy another chance as US presses for war with Iraq
Pentagon discloses US troops already inside Iraq
State of the Union Address leaves Americans divided in support for war against Iraq, President's economic policies
Saudi plan to get Saddam Hussein out of Iraq considered a long shot by US
Country anxiously awaiting Powell's best case yet against Saddam Hussein
America's space program, war against Iraq closely related
Husam Mohammed Amin (chief liaison officer)
White House lowers expectations for Powell's upcoming speech to UN, cites lack of smoking gun
Secretary of State Colin Powell prepares for tomorrow's speech before UN Security Council
France, eastern Europe still divided over support of military strike against Iraq; Tariq Aziz dismisses notion of Saddam Hussein going into exile
Secretary of State Colin Powell delivers speech to UN, provides evidence of Iraqi deceptio
Bush administration provides details of alleged link between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda
Ambassador Richard Butler discusses Colin Powell's presentation to UN
Ambassador Richard Butler (former weapons inspector)
Members of both political parties praise strength of Powell's case to UN
Sen. John Warner (chairman, Armed Services Comm)
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (Select Intel Comm)
Powell's speech to UN leads newscasts around world; Tariq Aziz to meet with Pope John Paul II; 113,000 US troops in Gulf
Americans listened to Secretary of State Colin Powell's presentation to UN
White House sends strongest signal yet that action against Iraq may be imminent
Powell's testimonies to UN, Senate committee softening resistance to idea of war with Iraq
President Bush's, Secretary Powell's favorable rating on rise since State of the Union address, Powell's speech to UN
North Korea resumes nuclear program, heats up rhetoric over possible confrontation with US
Wendy Sherman (former State Dept. counselor)
Sen. Chris Dodd (Foreign Relations Comm)
Iraq refutes Colin Powell's claims of noncompliance Russia, China and France demand more time for inspections
France and Germany to present alternative plan to disarm Iraq, avert war
UN weapons inspectors hold talks with Iraqi weapons experts demanding cooperation
Growing anti-American sentiment in Arab world
American troops training in Kuwait for war with Iraq
Brig. Gen. Jack Stultz (377th Support Comm)
Weapons inspectors report Iraq may be making progress in cooperation with UN
Europeans and Russia renew opposition to war in Iraq
Bush continues to apply pressure on Iraq to disarm or face prospect of war
Former chief UN inspector Richard Butler discusses divided UN on issue of Iraqi UN weapons inspections
Russia, France and Germany issue joint statement calling for expanded UN inspections, more time
New poll shows one of three Britons believes US is greater threat to world peace than Iraq
Iraq makes concessions, agrees to permit surveillance flights over country
Intelligence indicates Saddam Hussein preparing to torch oil fields in event of war
Review of financial cost of war with Iraq
Sen. Richard Lugar (Foreign Relations Comm chair)
Pentagon recommends boot camp for journalists covering war
Latest audiotape has Osama bin Laden encouraging Iraqis to carry out suicide attacks against US
NATO allies widen gap in supporting US on war with Iraq
High anxiety in Britain because of country's strong support of US military action
US officials insist bin Laden tape proves Iraq's ties to terrorism
British Foreign Minister Jack Straw discusses possible second UN resolution on Iraq
British Prime Minister Tony Blair in political trouble, approval rating falling to 30 percent
Divisions within UN Security Council wider after chief weapons inspector contradicts US intelligence, says Iraq showing signs of cooperating
President Bush confident second UN resolution green-lighting war with Iraq will be passed
Iraqi officials make their case to global audience warning Europeans of consequences of supporting US-led war
Turkey in tricky situation, needing US aid but concerned about consequences of war
Worldwide protests against war with Iraq
Tom Brokaw interviews Turkey's Prime Minister Abdullah Gul about a possible war with Iraq
Bush administration working hard to counter worldwide anti-war protests
NATO reaches last-minute agreement to assist Turkey
Iraq tells US to listen to world opinion
Over half of Kuwait now occupied by US military
Deeply divided Europe galvanizes into compromise as US reassesses timetable for war
Security tight at American command and control in Qatar
Countries continue to debate Iraq, slowing down time table for war
UN weapons inspectors detail difficulties they face in Iraq
Saad Ahmed Mahmood (Rasheed General Co.)
Troops in Iraq continue to prepare for war with Iraq
Staff Sergeant Charles Weaver discusses being away from home and family while serving in Army in Kuwait
UN asking Iraq to destroy missiles with longer-than-permitted range as Turkey denies US permission to launch attack on Iraq from its territory
US military planners preparing for every contingincy, possibility of large number of civilian casualties
US troops ready for war as more preparations are under way
Kuwait remains tiny nation with terrible memories of Gulf War
Secretary of State Colin Powell continues diplomatic talks with members of United Nations
Refugees in Jordan want US to curb Israel, not Iraq
Queen Rania of Jordan discusses Jordan's fear of possible war with Iraq
Turkey now accepts broad framework to deploy US forces in country
In spite of latest diplomatic rift, French still haven't forgotten sacrifice US soldiers made to liberate occupied country in World War II
Israeli zoo preparing animals for possible Iraqi attack
Bush meets with Spanish prime minister as Han Blix turns up heat on Iraq
Britain's Tony Blair meets with Pope for straightforward exchange on Iraq
Iraq balks at inspectors' demands to destroy long-range missiles
Britain introduces second UN resolution on Iraq; France offers counterproposal
Saddam Hussein says missiles don't violate UN limits, refuses to destroy them
Bush administration says Saddam Hussein's refusal to destroy missiles strengthens US hand at UN
Brian Regan, convicted of offering to sell US intelligence, won't face death penalty
Negotiations between UN, Iraq continue to be contentious, incomplete
Bush expands efforts to prepare nation for war against Iraq
Blair faces major rebellion in own party as result of unwavering support of US-led war with Iraq
Alex Salmond (Scottish Nat. Party leader)
Robert Worcester (Mori Polling Org. chair)
US Air Force already in combat role over Iraq as air campaign under way
Upcoming weapons inspectors' report will say that Saddam Hussein is cooperating, but could cooperate more
Saddam Hussein moves troops into position to defend his cities
Bush administration vague on cost of war with Iraq
Turkey still won't let US troops in; France showing signs of trouble over Iraq; US considers exile for Saddam
Iraq says it will destroy Al Samoud missiles, but how or when not clear
Alexander Evans (Royal Institute of It'l Affairs)
Critics of America's war plan emboldened by today's developments, although no missiles have yet been destroyed
Prospects of war in far-off place has been brought home to Small Town, America
Turkish parliament fails to approve US troop deployment
Iraq destroys four Al-Samoud II missiles by bulldozer
Bush administration's admits it still has hurdles to overcome before it can bring war against Iraq
Amr Moussa (Arab League secretary general)
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed (UAE min. of info and culture)
Labib Kamhawi (Jordanian political analyst)
Turkish decision not to allow US troops in country a setback for US military
Tayyip Erdogan (Turkish majority party leader)
Iraq continues destruction of missiles, but Bush administration dismisses it as a ploy
Three Gulf nations now calling on Saddam Hussein to step down
Putin visits Bulgaria, says Iraq crisis should be solved by peaceful means
US military at the ready if order comes to attack Iraq
US military planners suffer major setback after Turkish Parliament votes against allowing American troops on its soil
More Iraqi missiles destroyed as Saddam Hussein promises to submit new updated report on weapons
March toward war with Iraq moving into quick-step pace
Congress practically mute over war plans
Americans opposed to war with Iraq putting lives on line as human shields
Michelle Riddell (Voices in the Wilderness)
Countdown to war with Iraq now in final stages despite France, Germany and Russia's opposition to military action
Secretary Powell makes administration's case for war in speech given to Center for Strategic and International Studies
US war planners warning Saddam, Iraq of what to expect in breakout of war
Homeland Security preparing for surge in terrorist activity in event of war with Iraq
Denise Sockwell (VA Dept of Public Health)
Michael Chamness (ILL Terrorism Task Force)
Vatican envoy, President Bush exchange conflicting opinions over outcome of war with Iraq
Shouting match erupts in Qatar between Kuwaitis, Iraqis regarding Saddam Hussein's exit
President Bush announces news conference; British working on alternative to war with Iraq
President George W. Bush will speak in press conference tonight
Saddam Hussein keeps himself well guarded
State Department orders two Iraqis expelled from New York
Six more al-Samoud missiles destroyed; Some popular tourist attractions could be shut down if there's war with Iraq
Marine Major Hal Sellers worries about infant back home who requires heart transplant, while he serves in Kuwait
Heated debate in UN today when chief weapons inspectors report on findings in Iraq
Word of America's new deadline on war not fazing Iraqis
US troops now poised for war with Iraq as US military also wages psychological warfare
Saddam Hussein brings new demands before Security Council
Diplomatic and military leaders continue search for nine Security Council votes for second resolution
US troops preparing for battle, awaiting final orders
US and Britain launch attack on military targets in southern no-fly zone
US appears to be on brink of war with Iraq
Former presidents George Bush and Jimmy Carter weigh in on war on possible war with Iraq
New Turkish prime minister may allow US troops to use Turkey as springboard for war against Iraq
Ilnur Cevik (editor-in-chief, Turkish Daily News)
US military buildup continues at 101 First Airborne Division in Kuwait
Col. Victoria Leignadier (dock master, US Army)
Air Force para-rescuemen prepare for war in Iraq
Calendar and demands dictating debate over second UN resolution
Intense preparations under way by US and Iraq making war appear more inevitable than ever
101st Airborne division train with new urgency awaiting final order for war
New Turkish prime minister could affect US war plans
Bush administration doesn't expect UN vote to pass for second Security Council resolution
American and British forces prepared for war to begin
Britains continue to disapprove of Prime Minister Tony
US airlines warn war with Iraq could put them out of business
Maria Melendez (interim school superintendent)
Black Hawk helicopter crashes, killing 11
OPEC will not boost production, but promises to help if needed
Abdullah bin Hammad al-Attiyah (OPEC pres)
President George W. Bush will delay second vote on UN resolution at request of British Prime Minister Tony Blair
Iraq points missiles at US troops that could contain biological or chemical agents
Matthew McKinzie (Natural Resources Defense Coun)
Summit meeting in Azores unexpected turn in twisting road to showdown with Saddam Hussein
US Army's Third Infantry Division leading charge into Iraq in case of war
Latest intelligence available on what Army's 5th Corps can expect
Northern front has US troops fighting alongside Kurds
Dr. Barham Salih (Patriotic Union of Kurdistan)
French taking heat as result of opposition to US war plans
President Bush to meet with Spanish and British prime ministers in the Azores
Anti-war and pro-war protests in America
Extreme anti-US protests and feelings in Arab capitals
Marines in Kuwait are ready but anxious as they prepare for war
Bush says tomorrow will be moment of truth as leaders of four nations gather in Azores
Questions arise about how UN Security Council will react to deadline on Iraq set by Bush
Saddam Hussein says he's ready for war against US anywhere in world
US troops waiting for orders and getting ready for war that could be hours away
Sgt. Brad Van Buskirk (gunner, 1st Marine Div)
US troops attending religious services increase
Chaplain Richard Compton (101st Airborne)
Bush uses blunt language on Iraq while Americans spent Sunday doing ordinary things
Rev. Calvin O. Butts (Abbysinian Baptist Church)
Bush to address public tonight as US, Great Britain give up idea of winning second UN resolution authorizing war against Iraq
UN calls another meeting Wednesday as US, Britain run out of patience
US sources say Saddam may already have sabotaged his oil fields
US forces gearing up, in some cases moving up, preparing for invasion that now seems inevitable
Iraq's military, population bracing for war
Northern Iraqi front shows many of Saddam's soldiers ready to give up as morale is low
Musta Furcada (senior Kurdish commander)
Public safety officials tightening security as terror threat level may go up again
Second Gulf War radically different than first one
War in Iraq already begun for US special operations forces
Infantry troops in Kuwait preparing for war against Iraq
Marines in northern Kuwait prepare for war in Iraq
America's Battalion prepares for chemical attack in war against Iraq
General Barry McCaffrey, NBC News analyst, discusses battle plan for Iraq
Israel prepares to defend itself against Iraq if war breaks out
Americans are resigned to war in Iraq, whether for or against
Saddam, sons not leaving Iraq; US troops ready to unload ammunition
Saddam switches to battle dress as Iraqi capital city prepares for more war than it's ever witnessed
Veteran correspondent Peter Arnett discusses situation in Iraqi capital
France, Germany, Russia declaring themselves against US ultimatum to Saddam
Terrified Kurds fleeing country, fearing reprisals by Saddam
Daschle, Democrats receive harsh words for criticizing president on Iraq
Homeland security tighter due to fears of potential attacks
John Pistole (FBI counterterrorism expert)
Americans anxious over Operation Iraqi Freedom
Britain's Blair and parliament approve war on Iraq
Kuwaitis prepare for worst despite US presence
Dr. Mohammed al Sabah (Kuwaiti foreign affairs minister)
US needs to overwhelm capital by air to minimize ground battles and casualties
Jordan prepares for flood of Iraqi refugees
Peter Kessler (UN High Commission for Refugees)
US forces at heightened alert tonight, ready for war with Iraq
Vice Adm. Tim Keating (Naval Forces Commander)
US troops waiting for order to attack Iraq as they battle desert windstorms
Baghdad, now almost deserted, awaiting onslaught of US troops
Mohammed Saeed al Sahaf (minister of information)
Kuwaitis told what to expect as war with Iraq approaches
Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister, Tariq Aziz, denies rumors he'd defected in face of war
UN chief weapons inspector sad that inspections were not enough to avoid war
US cities responding to call to step up security in preparation for possible attacks
Floods set off deliberately by Saddam could slow US troop advance
Children sensitive target of upcoming war with Iraq
US forces on Iraqi border in blackout mode to avoid detection, while some Iraqi forces already surrendering
General Mike Short discusses Turkey's unwillingness to allow US to use airspace
US and UN working together to plan aid relief for Iraqi people
Peter Arnett of National Geographic Explorer describes conditions in Baghdad
US working closely with Tel Aviv to prevent Israeli involvement in war
Continental to cut 1200 jobs; businesses and states cope with economic insecurity as nation teeters on brink of war
Betsy O'Rourke (Travel Industry Assoc of Amer)
Robert Hormats (Goldman Sachs vice chairman)