Former UN arms inspectors slam Bush, Blair after weapons report
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Two former senior UN weapons inspectors in Iraq criticized US President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair for clinging to ever-weaker arguments to justify their war on Iraq.
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WASHINGTON -- The final report of the chief American arms inspector for Iraq was expected to undercut a principal US administration rationale for removing Saddam Hussein: that his Iraqi government had weapons of mass destruction.
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Former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine criticises Tony Blair for taking Britain to war with Iraq.
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair said a US report on Iraqi arms programs shows Saddam Hussein was working to acquire banned weapons in breach of United Nations resolutions, justifying the 2003 war to depose him.
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Britain's opposition Conservatives accused the White House on Saturday of barring their leader from meeting President Bush because he had criticized Bush's ally Tony Blair over Iraq.
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An ex-Army officer criticises the US and UK for failing to plan properly for the aftermath of the Iraq war.
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WASHINGTON - Undercutting the Bush's administration's rationale for invading Iraq, the final report of the chief U.S. arms inspector concludes that Saddam Hussein did not vigorously pursue a program to develop weapons of mass destruction when international inspectors left Baghdad in 1998, an administration official said Wednesday...
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Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON &#8212; A year ago, more than 100,000 anti-American demonstrators stomped through the streets of London as President Bush met with Prime Minister Tony Blair about the troubled aftermath of the Iraq war.
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NEW YORK -- The top US arms inspector accused the former head of the $60 billion UN oil-for-food program of accepting bribes in the form of vouchers for Iraqi oil sales from Saddam Hussein's government while running the program, according to a report released yesterday.
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Two years after he made a case against Iraq over unconventional weapons that were never found, President Bush faces global critics at the United Nations this week to
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A former US ambassador to the UN says President Bush's moves to clear Afghanistan's poppy fields have failed.
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A second retired British general slammed the United States over its Iraq policy, saying in a newspaper interview published Sunday that it had been "fatally flawed."
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A former top White House official accused the Bush administration yesterday of trying to muzzle his criticism of its Iran policy and of falsely alleging  that his writings contained classified material to prevent them from being published.
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Faced with a harshly critical new report, President Bush conceded Thursday that Iraq did not have the stockpiles of banned weapons he had warned of before the invasion last year, but insisted that "we were right to take action" against Saddam Hussein.
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America&#39;s top arms inspector says there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, and that Iraq lacked the ability to make them for years.
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US Secretary of State Colin Powell said he regretted presenting incorrect intelligence on Saddam Hussein's weapons to the United Nations last year but defended President George W. Bush's foreign policy against attacks from his Democratic challenger Senator John Kerry.
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WASHINGTON: The Bush administration, unhappy with what it sees as his interference in the US election on the Iraqi explosives issue, would actively seek to oust the UN nuclear watchdog chief if the president is re-elected, a senior official said on Friday