Whether they will hold and publish a political, military and economic review of the recent NATO campaign in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. [HL 4270].

Whether they will hold and publish a political, military and economic review of the recent NATO campaign in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. [HL 4270].

Whether, in their view, the humanitarian considerations which allowed NATO to intervene in Yugoslavia despite the absence at the time of unanimity in the Security Council should also operate to ensure that the absence of unanimity in the NATO Council does not allow humanitarian disaster in Yugoslavia. [HL 4373].

Whether, in their view, the humanitarian considerations which allowed NATO to intervene in Yugoslavia despite the absence at the time of unanimity in the Security Council should also operate to ensure that the absence of unanimity in the NATO Council does not allow humanitarian disaster in Yugoslavia. [HL 4373].

Whether unanimity in NATO is required for the continuation or for the abrogation of the embargo on the supply of heating oil to Yugoslavia. [HL 4372].

Whether unanimity in NATO is required for the continuation or for the abrogation of the embargo on the supply of heating oil to Yugoslavia. [HL 4372].

How a statement by a member of the Strategic Institute of the United States Army War College that "in the end, NATO had to go after the civilian infrastructure" tallies with their assertions that all targets were military-related as stated by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 14 June...

How a statement by a member of the Strategic Institute of the United States Army War College that "in the end, NATO had to go after the civilian infrastructure" tallies with their assertions that all targets were military-related as stated by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 14 June...

Whether they accept the dicta of the World Court in June that (a) the use of force other than as authorised by the UN Security Council is forbidden; (b) the UN Security Council alone is responsible for peacekeeping and international security; and (c) all relevant humanitarian conventions must be observed...

Whether they accept the dicta of the World Court in June that (a) the use of force other than as authorised by the UN Security Council is forbidden; (b) the UN Security Council alone is responsible for peacekeeping and international security; and (c) all relevant humanitarian conventions must be observed...

Further to the statement by Mr Tony Lloyd, Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, that their "first priority is to investigate and establish the details of atrocities committed in Kosovo", 334 c314-5W, 2 July 1999, whether they will investigate and establish details of all atrocities and ethnic...

Further to the statement by Mr Tony Lloyd, Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, that their "first priority is to investigate and establish the details of atrocities committed in Kosovo", 334 c314-5W, 2 July 1999, whether they will investigate and establish details of all atrocities and ethnic...

Whether the Secretary General of NATO has been given permission by the NATO Council to approve further military action against Yugoslavia; and, if so, in what circumstances. [HL 3608].

Whether the Secretary General of NATO has been given permission by the NATO Council to approve further military action against Yugoslavia; and, if so, in what circumstances. [HL 3608].

Why the Treasury was not involved in decisions about the destruction of infrastructure targets in former Yugoslavia when the British taxpayer is to contribute to the reconstruction. [HL 3724].

Why the Treasury was not involved in decisions about the destruction of infrastructure targets in former Yugoslavia when the British taxpayer is to contribute to the reconstruction. [HL 3724].

Why NATO has kept no record of which targets were attacked with what weapons by the forces of which member state; how without these data NATO will be able to form a judgment of the military effectiveness or the legality of the action; and whether they will not seek to...

Why NATO has kept no record of which targets were attacked with what weapons by the forces of which member state; how without these data NATO will be able to form a judgment of the military effectiveness or the legality of the action; and whether they will not seek to...

What has been (a) their definition, and (b) NATO's definition of "military-related" as applicable to targets in Yugoslavia. [HL 3611].

What has been (a) their definition, and (b) NATO's definition of "military-related" as applicable to targets in Yugoslavia. [HL 3611].

Whether contributions to the reconstruction envisaged in the Security Pact for the Balkans should be roughly proportional to the quantity of ordinance expended to each state which participated in the recent NATO action in and around the Former Yugoslavia. [HL 3723].

Whether contributions to the reconstruction envisaged in the Security Pact for the Balkans should be roughly proportional to the quantity of ordinance expended to each state which participated in the recent NATO action in and around the Former Yugoslavia. [HL 3723].

Whether they accept the judgment of Mr Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institute that 'the single most important data point of the war was that 80% of all Serbian armour losses occurred... precisely when the KLA offensive began'; and if so, what are the implications of this fact for NATOs...

Whether they accept the judgment of Mr Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institute that 'the single most important data point of the war was that 80% of all Serbian armour losses occurred... precisely when the KLA offensive began'; and if so, what are the implications of this fact for NATOs...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Burlison on 23 June 1999 at 602 c90-1WA, what were the economic, political and health effects of (a) the use of depleted uranium (including airborne particles), cluster bombs, and other unconventional weapons; (b) targeting chemical, pharmaceutical and petrochemical works; (c) targeting the...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Burlison on 23 June 1999 at 602 c90-1WA, what were the economic, political and health effects of (a) the use of depleted uranium (including airborne particles), cluster bombs, and other unconventional weapons; (b) targeting chemical, pharmaceutical and petrochemical works; (c) targeting the...

Whether they are satisfied with the degree of control so far exercised by KFOR in Mitrovica and other places; and what improvements they foresee. [HL 3413].

Whether they are satisfied with the degree of control so far exercised by KFOR in Mitrovica and other places; and what improvements they foresee. [HL 3413].

How the Serbs are to be defined in the context of the slogan 'Serbs out, NATO in, refugees back' used by the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary. [HL 3049].

How the Serbs are to be defined in the context of the slogan 'Serbs out, NATO in, refugees back' used by the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary. [HL 3049].

Whether they have discussed their support for the Kosovo Liberation Army with the Govt of Albania, in view of that Govts concern over armed structures operating outside state control in three Kosovo Liberation Army training camps in Albania; and whether they have informed the Albanian Govt of the purposes of...

Whether they have discussed their support for the Kosovo Liberation Army with the Govt of Albania, in view of that Govts concern over armed structures operating outside state control in three Kosovo Liberation Army training camps in Albania; and whether they have informed the Albanian Govt of the purposes of...

What status they accord to the Kosovo Liberation Army; whether they have any arrangements with this irregular military force, like that reached by US Secretary of State Albright in February at Rambouillet; and if so, whether US and UK policy to convert the KLA into the police force of Kosovo...

What status they accord to the Kosovo Liberation Army; whether they have any arrangements with this irregular military force, like that reached by US Secretary of State Albright in February at Rambouillet; and if so, whether US and UK policy to convert the KLA into the police force of Kosovo...

What status or legitimacy within Kosovo the Kosovo Liberation Army has; and how this compares with the unofficially elected govts of Mr Rugova. [HL 3195].

What status or legitimacy within Kosovo the Kosovo Liberation Army has; and how this compares with the unofficially elected govts of Mr Rugova. [HL 3195].

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 22 June (WA83) concerning Ministers meeting with "senior Kosovo Liberation Army representatives" (a) how such "representatives" were selected; (b) what is the spectrum of Kosovo/Albanian opinion which the Kosovo Liberation Army is taken to represent; and (c) whether...

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 22 June (WA83) concerning Ministers meeting with "senior Kosovo Liberation Army representatives" (a) how such "representatives" were selected; (b) what is the spectrum of Kosovo/Albanian opinion which the Kosovo Liberation Army is taken to represent; and (c) whether...