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Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (13 Dec 2006): Hywel Williams: Is the Prime Minister aware of plans by any of the coalition partners for long-term, permanent bases in Iraq?
Occupied Territories (4 May 2004): Mr Hywel Williams: ...does not respect the 1967 borders and only contributes to the climate of fear and distrust and to the further destruction of life for divided Palestinian communities. My party opposed the war in Iraq, but the majority of hon. Members supported it, many on the basis of their expectations that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would receive the urgent attention of the United States and the...
Iraq (Reconstruction) (12 Nov 2003): Mr Hywel Williams: ...that positive move to allow Kurdish people to discuss matters with the dominant nation states in the area, and will he share with the House his thoughts on the value of greater decentralisation in Iraq and greater self-determination for the Kurdish people in the country's reconstruction?
North Atlantic Council (11 Feb 2003): Mr Hywel Williams: ...dissociate himself from the intemperate remarks on the "Today" programme by Washington-based hawks, in which they rubbished the efforts of France, Belgium and Germany in the attempts to disarm Iraq? Will he assure the House that the Government have given serious consideration to those countries' proposals?

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