Had Iraq got rid of all its weapons of mass destruction by 1995? That, this programme has learned, was the claim made by the most important defector ever to leave the country - General Hussein ...

Iraq is a large country, with 168,000 square miles—about the size of California. Most experts say inspectors cannot possibly search out all weapons of mass destruction in a nation of that size ...

The final nail in the coffin of the hunt for Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction came in January 2004 when David Kay told President Bush the intelligence reports had been wrong. There were no WMD.

The term “weapons of mass distraction” evolved from the similar-sounding “weapons of mass destruction”. That term was ...

Medics who were advised by Lord Hermer in 2009 revive their campaign to reopen the Hutton Inquiry’s suicide verdict ...

About a minute in, Sachs began discussing the Iraq War and claimed that the American government knew there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and only said there were to "sell the war to ...

On March 20, 2003, the United States led a coalition to invade Iraq (herein Iraq II). Iraq I had occurred as a result of an ...

including the use of chemical weapons, accusing them of collaborating with Iran during the Iran-Iraq war from 1980 to 1988. The operations, particularly the Anfal campaign of 1988, led to mass ...

U.S. concerns about Iran developing nuclear weapons are not a complicated issue and can be resolved given Tehran's opposition ...

EU mission gets greenlight to return to Rafah passage in February ...

The issue of Iraq in the 2004 cabinet release receives ... from the cabinet records from 2003 and 2004 indicate that weapons of mass destruction is not the casus belli – the cause of war ...

Weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons, continue to be of primary concern, owing to their destructive power and the threat that they pose to humanity. The excessive ...