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NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER John Bolton's announcement in early May that the U.S. is deploying a carrier strike group and a bomber task force to the U.S. Central Command region seemed [...]

The United Nations Security Council can end the deadlock with Iraq over weapons inspection by redefining Iraq's disarmament obligations. Qualitative rather than quantitative standards should be applied.

The United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission could resolve all outstanding disarmament issues with Iraq if the Security Council redefines Iraq's disarmament obligations to meet more realistic qualitative standards.

Iraq is said to be disarmed, with no weapons of mass destruction capability. So there is no justification now to go to war. Eliminating Saddam Hussein and his regime -- [...]

Another Shot in the Foot I've often thought that the United States does not really need any foreign foes, since our own politicians are so adept at shooting us in [...]

Given the comprehensive nature of the monitoring regime put in place by UNSCOM [the UN Special Commission], which included a strict export-import control regime, it was possible as early as [...]