Worldwide protests challenge rush to war in Iraq
Worldwide rallies draw tens of thousands in Washington and across Europe Asia and the Middle East. Protesters cite antiwar concerns and demand diplomacy and continued UN inspections while acknowledging potential military action against Iraq and Saddam Hussein.
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Lack of expertise hurts UN inspectors in Iraq
Hans Blix's four month Iraq weapons drive yields little concrete finds as new experts arrive with limited experience in chemical warfare. Former inspectors warn at pace and credibility falter amid misled by Iraqis and forged Niger uranium documents.
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