• The UN's humanitarian oil-for-food programme would be phased out over six months, not four.

    BBC: Q&A: Lifting sanctions on Iraq

  • He revealed how far the oil-for-food programme still is from alleviating the Iraqi tragedy.

    ECONOMIST: Iraqi sanctions

  • Even the Un Security Council doesn't believe the current oil-for-food programme can solve the humanitarian crisis.

    BBC: Head to Head: Iraq sanctions

  • You base your argument on the premise that the oil-for-food programme does not work.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • America is hoping for a decision by June 3rd, when the present oil-for-food programme has to be renewed.

    ECONOMIST: Back to work | The

  • Allegations of fraud and self-dealing surround the Iraqi oil-for-food programme carried out under its name in the 1990s.

    ECONOMIST: A cautious offer, cautiously received | The

  • The UN administered the oil-for-food programme from 1996 to 2003, when Saddam Hussein's Iraq was under sanctions for having invaded Kuwait.

    BBC: NEWS | Americas | Fired UN official 'owed apology'

  • UN's oil-for-food programme has stopped, along with the customs revenues that have been the two governments' lifeline, an economic crisis looms.

    ECONOMIST: Iraq's post-war disorder

  • Last Friday, the Security Council voted unanimously to restart the oil-for-food programme under the control of the UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, for 45 days.

    ECONOMIST: An UNconfirmed role | The

  • The oil-for-food programme was blocked by Saddam Hussein for five years.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Even after the oil-for-food programme started, it took another three or four years to replace damaged equipment because much of the gear could not be imported.

    ECONOMIST: Water

  • The allegations of fraud in the oil-for-food programme are being investigated separately by a commission headed by Paul Volcker, a former head of America's Federal Reserve.

    ECONOMIST: Draw your own conclusions | The

  • An ongoing investigation into alleged fraud in the UN oil-for-food programme in Iraq has further fuelled criticism that the organisation is ineffectual at best, corrupt at worst.

    ECONOMIST: UNconscionable | The

  • The resumption of monitoring of dual-use goods would allow for the approval of a wider range of imports under the oil-for-food programme and the suspension of certain sanctions.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Rather, the oil-for-food programme can be and has been improved.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Mr Sistani argues, however, that the ration cards used for the UN's oil-for-food programme (which have just been reissued, without many hitches) could be used as voters' registration cards.

    ECONOMIST: The troublesome, vote-loving ayatollah | The

  • Until the war began, 60% of Iraqis relied on food distributed under the UN oil-for-food programme, which was suspended a couple of days before the first missiles fell on Baghdad.

    ECONOMIST: An UNconfirmed role | The

  • The council also voted to extend the oil-for-food programme - which has since 1996 allowed Iraq to use oil revenues to buy basic necessities - for six months from 30 May.

    BBC: Iraq accepts oil-for-food extension

  • Kurds, who have suffered economically since the fall of Saddam, want to see their slice of the national cake at or above the 13% of revenue that they got under the oil-for-food programme.

    ECONOMIST: The Kurds of northern Iraq

  • UN's oil-for-food programme under Kofi Annan's authority.

    ECONOMIST: American diplomacy

  • "Iraq will deal with Resolution 1409 adopted by the Security Council with regard to renewing the oil-for-food programme fro six months, " Iraqi Information Minister Mohammad Said al-Sahhaf said in a statement carried by the official INA news agency.

    BBC: Iraq accepts oil-for-food extension

  • The U.N. is to discuss this week extending the oil-for-food programme but could instead adopt a U.S. backed British plan for 'smart' sanctions. which would intend to target military sales while allowing more goods to be legally sold to Iraq.

    CNN: Chirac and Putin

  • UN's oil-for-food programme for ordinary Iraqis.

    ECONOMIST: But there was still plenty going on that shouldn't have been

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