1.   Iraq, amid a simmering row with the United Nations, on Saturday denounced UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus as a servant of US interests.

2.   Iraq has failed to clear up lingering doubts about how many ballistic missiles and other banned weapons it retains, UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus said Monday.

3.   Iraq has given new details about its germ warfare program, UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus said Sunday.

4.   Iraq is continuing to hide material and documents linked to its banned weapons programmes, a senior UN disarmament envoy said Thursday.

5.   A senior UN disarmament envoy said in Baghdad Tuesday that Iraq had handed over important information which could help decide whether it had destroyed all its germ warfare material.

6.   UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus has begun talks here with senior Iraqi officials about whether Baghdad is granting full access to suspected weapons sites, official sources said Saturday.

7.   UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus arrived in Iraq on Thursday after raising concerns that Baghdad may be hiding tonnes of deadly nerve gas.

8.   UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus is due to visit Baghdad on Thursday to raise concerns that Iraq is hiding banned long-range missiles, UN sources said Sunday.

9.   UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus left Iraq on Saturday saying he had secured a pledge from Baghdad to lift a ban on inspections of suspected weapons sites.

10.   UN disarmament envoy Rolf Ekeus met Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz here Friday in his probe to determine whether Iraq is hiding banned long-range missiles and other weapons.