Foreign Affairs - Second Report
Here you can browse the report together with the Proceedings of the Committee. The published report was ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 15 January 2004.
CONTENTS
Terms of Reference
Conclusions and recommendations
Introduction
Iraq
Developments in Iraq since July 2003
The capture of Saddam Hussein
Security
Political developments
Post-war rebuilding and economic reconstruction
Prospects for Iraq, and implications for
the wider war against terrorism
A continuing role for the United Kingdom
Iraq and the war against terrorism
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the
war against terrorism
Developments since July 2003
Progress towards a negotiated peace
Failures on the part of the Palestinian Authority
Failures on the part of the Israeli Government
The urgent need for a breakthrough
Prospects for restarting the Road Map
A role for the United Kingdom
Other threats to security in the Middle East
region
Weapons of mass destruction and international
terrorism
Iran's nuclear programme and its links to
terrorist organisations
Syria
Libya
Conclusions
The continuing threat from international
terrorist networks
Recent terrorist attacks
International co-operation in the war against
terrorism
Progress in dismantling terrorist infrastructure
Progress in dismantling al Qaeda
Afghanistan and the war against terrorism
Taking forward the war against terrorism
Multilateral institutions and the war against
terrorism
The European Union
The United Nations
NATO and the war against terrorism
The Proliferation Security Initiative: an
alternative approach to multilateralism?
Helping weak and threatened states towards
reform
Guantánamo Bay
Conclusion
Formal minutes
Witnesses
MINUTES OF EVIDENCE
Tuesday 4 November 2003
Tuesday 2 December 2003
List of written evidence
Reports and Evidence from the Foreign Affairs
Committee since 2001
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