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Former senior UN officials denounce Iraq sanctions at congressional briefing
Three former senior UN officials denounced economic sanctions against Iraq and called for their lifting at a congressional briefing on Wednesday, May 3, said the Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
Iraq-UN, Politics, 5/5/2000

Verbal Iraqi- Kuwaiti row at Inter-Parliamentary Union conference
The row started when Kuwaiti parliament member Mubarak al-Kharbik said in his intervention that there are more than "4 million Iraqi refugees who fled from their country from fears of the ruling regime."
Kuwait-Iraq, Politics, 5/5/2000

Iran releases 480 Iraqi prisoners
Some 480 Iraqi prisoners arrived in Iraq on Thursday after they were released by the Iranian government.
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 5/5/2000

For the first time in 20 years: Iraqi ambassador starts work as head of Iraqi interests bureau in Damascus
Iraqi Ambassador Mohammed Refeat started his work as the head of the Iraqi interests bureau in Damascus.
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 5/3/2000

US: No-fly zone clashes yesterday and today
Iraq-USA, Military, 5/3/2000

Iran to release Iraqi prisoners very soon
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 5/2/2000

Egyptian business sector discusses economic and industrial cooperation with Iraq in Baghdad
Mokhtar Khattab, the minister of the Egyptian public business sector, asserted the readiness of industrialists and Egyptian businessmen to cooperate with Iraq in the industrial and economic fields to achieve joint interests.Mokhtar Khattab, the minister of the Egyptian public business sector, asserted the readiness of industrialists and Egyptian businessmen to cooperate with Iraq in the industrial and economic fields to achieve joint interests.
Iraq-Egypt, Economics, 5/2/2000

Iraq wants compensation for uranium shells used against it
Iraq, Politics, 5/2/2000

US, British planes strike civilian targets in northern Iraq
US and British planes on Sunday bombarded civilian targets in northern Iraq, but so far no reports of human or material losses have been released.
Iraq-USA, Military, 5/2/2000

United Nations coordinator of humanitarian affairs in Iraq
Tun Myat of Myanmar, the new United Nations coordinator of humanitarian affairs in Iraq arrived yesterday in Baghdad to succeed outgoing German official Hans Von Sponeck, who resigned from his post in protest against the UN policy toward Iraq.
Iraq-UN, Politics, 5/2/2000

US: Iraq targets 'no-fly zone' aircraft
Iraq-USA, Military, 5/1/2000

Iraq renews calls to lift sanctions
Iraqi Minister of Commerce Muhammad Mahdi Saleh said on Sunday that UN sanctions imposed on Iraq since 1991 should be lifted due to the catastrophe they have inflicted on the Iraqi people.
Iraq, Politics, 5/1/2000


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