This interview took place in May 2000, around the mid-term of his first term as Secretary-General. It is based on his role and views on a variety of important global issues, including peacekeeping, the first Gulf War and ...

This interview was conducted on 18 April 2001, while Mr. Lavrov was serving as the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the United Nations. Here, Mr. Lavrov, discussed events which caused division within the Security ...

Currently, Ms. Crossette serves as the United Nations correspondent for The Nation and a freelance writer on foreign policy and international affairs. She was holding these positions when this interview was conducted on ...

The interview was conducted on 7 October 2000, shortly after the end of UNSCOM. Giving special insight to Iraqi relations, Mr. Duelfer relays his experiences with working in the Special Commission.

Before retiring in June 2003, Dr. Blix served as the Executive Chairman of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC), which had the task of searching for weapons of mass destruction ...

During the interview, conducted on 3 April 2000, while he was Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs for the State Department, Ambassador Pickering speaks of the Iran-Iraq situation and especially about the ...

This interview was conducted on 10 April 2000, while Dr. Kay was Vice President of the SAIC. He discussed the first inspections that he led in Iraq, the difficulties of accomplishing the mission, and his opinion on unannounced ...

Sir Hannay was serving as Special Envoy to Cyprus at the time of the interview, conducted on 21 September 2000. He provided insight to the development of the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM), which was set up to ...

This interview took place on 18 July 2001, during Mr. Buchanan's term as the Public Information Officer of UNMOVIC. He discusses the last inspections of UNSCOM and the relation of the December 1998 bombing of Iraq (Operation ...