April 2003
Interview with Dr. Behzad Tohidi Regarding Economic Relations Between Tehran and Baghdad - April 30, 2003
Dr. Behzad Tohidi discusses the implications of the U.S. military victory in Iraq for the economic ties between Tehran and Baghdad. This conversation highlights the…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Ceasefire Agreement Between US Forces and the Mujahedin-e Khalq - 2003-04-29
US forces in Iraq have signed a ceasefire agreement with the Mujahedin-e Khalq, a group previously designated as a terrorist organization by the US. This…
Pentagon: The Last Missing Soldier in the Iraq War Has Been Killed - 2003-04-29
The Pentagon confirmed that the last missing soldier from the Iraq War, Edward Anguiano, was killed in combat. His family was notified through official channels,…
Accused of Indian Airlines Plane Crash Appear in Canadian Court - 2003-04-29
Ajay Singh Bagri and Sekhon Malik appeared in a Canadian court facing serious charges related to the 1985 Air India plane crash that killed 329…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Iraq's Economy After Saddam Hussein - 2003-04-28
The article discusses the economic situation in Iraq post-Saddam Hussein, highlighting the stagnation in various sectors while noting that hotels remain busy due to the…
Andre Agassi's Return to the Top at 33 Years Old - April 28, 2003
Andre Agassi, at 33 years old, reclaimed the world number one tennis ranking by defeating Jurgen Melzer, becoming the oldest player to achieve this feat.…
Khoddad Azizi Joins Al-Arabi Qatar on Loan
Khoddad Azizi, a prominent Iranian footballer, has been loaned to Al-Arabi in Qatar due to a six-month suspension preventing him from playing with his current…
Naguib Mahfouz, Egyptian Writer and Nobel Laureate, Believes Iraqi Protests are a Positive Sign - 2003-04-27
Naguib Mahfouz expresses optimism regarding the Iraqi protests, viewing them as a sign of the people's desire for unity. This perspective highlights the potential for…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: A Female Director from Jordan Has Moved to Cairo to Escape Severe Censorship
A female director from Jordan has relocated to Cairo to avoid severe censorship in her home country. She is collaborating with renowned Arab filmmaker Youssef…
Massive Explosions at an Ammunition Depot on the Outskirts of Baghdad - 2003-04-26
On April 26, 2003, massive explosions at an ammunition depot near Baghdad led to at least twelve deaths and numerous injuries, inciting protests against the…
Kuwait Says It Will Demand Withdrawal of Foreign Forces After New Government Is Elected in Iraq - 2003-04-26
Kuwait's Foreign Minister announced that the country will demand the withdrawal of foreign forces from Iraq once a new government is elected. This statement follows…
Iraqi Students Calmly Observe Their Country's Developments Instead of Protesting - 2003-04-26
Iraqi students are choosing to observe the political changes in their country without participating in protests, contrasting with the active demonstrations seen among different sects.…
Price of Stamps in Space Station - 2003-04-25
The Russian space agency is offering space stamps for twenty thousand dollars each to collectors, justifying the price by the high costs of space operations.…
Life in Iraq After the War - 2003-04-25
The article discusses the experiences of Mostafa Sharif, a student who lived in a hotel with his family during the war in Iraq. It highlights…
One American Soldier and Three Taliban Members Killed in Shooting in Afghanistan - 2003-04-25
An American soldier and three Taliban fighters were killed in a shooting incident in Paktia, Afghanistan. Five American soldiers and one Afghan soldier were injured…
Muslim Militants Attack in Kashmir, India - 2003-04-25
A series of attacks by Muslim separatists in Kashmir resulted in at least fourteen deaths and numerous injuries. The violence included a bomb explosion in…
On This Day, April 24: Lifting of Grain Sales Ban to the Soviet Union - 2003-04-25
On April 24, 1981, U.S. President Ronald Reagan lifted the ban on grain sales to the Soviet Union. This decision was significant in the context…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Tariq Aziz, the Face of Saddam Hussein and His Regime
Tariq Aziz, a prominent figure associated with Saddam Hussein's regime, has been arrested. Aziz was ranked 43rd among 55 Iraqi officials. This event highlights the…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with an Iraqi Merchant in Baghdad - April 24, 2003
After the fall of Saddam Hussein, Iraqis demonstrated their long-standing frustrations through looting and protests in Baghdad. The article features an interview with an Iraqi…
Iran's Freestyle Wrestling Team to Participate in World Championship in New York
Iran's wrestling team will compete in the upcoming World Championship in New York after previously boycotting a tournament in Idaho due to immigration issues. Mohammad…
Thousands of Iranian and Palestinian Refugees in Iraq Head Towards Jordan's Borders - 2003-04-21
Thousands of Iranian and Palestinian refugees are fleeing Iraq towards Jordan due to deteriorating conditions and threats from local groups. The UN reports urgent medical…
It is reported that the Baghdad government destroyed its chemical and biological equipment just days before the war began - 2003-04-21
A scientist involved in Iraq's chemical weapons program claimed that the Baghdad government destroyed its chemical and biological equipment shortly before the war. He also…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Discovery of Looted Artifacts from the Baghdad Museum - 2003-04-20
Jordanian customs officials have uncovered looted artifacts from the National Museum of Baghdad in the border city of Karameh. This discovery highlights ongoing issues related…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Oral History of Women in Iraq - 2003-04-20
The report discusses the situation of women in Iraq post-conflict, highlighting that while they have not experienced extreme violence like in other regions, they remain…
Aga Khan: There is a Great Need for Cultural Tolerance, Values, and Faith at This Time
Aga Khan emphasizes the urgent need for cultural tolerance and understanding in today's world, highlighting the importance of education in achieving these goals. He also…
A Shipment for Animal Feed Arrives at Baghdad Zoo - 2003-04-20
A shipment of food for the animals at the Baghdad Zoo arrived after the zoo suffered from looting and neglect following the fall of Baghdad.…
How is Daily Life in Baghdad Going? - 2003-04-20
The article explores daily life in Baghdad following significant political changes, focusing on the experiences of an Iraqi teenager amidst public demonstrations and the practice…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Withdrawal of U.S. Marines from Baghdad - 2003-04-20
U.S. Marine units that captured Baghdad are preparing to withdraw from the city, transferring control to U.S. Army units. This marks a significant shift in…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Role of the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad - 2003-04-20
The Palestine Hotel in Baghdad has emerged as a central hub for journalists during the ongoing war and crisis. This report highlights its significance as…
Who is Responsible for the Looting of the National Museum of Baghdad?
The article discusses the looting of the National Museum of Baghdad following the U.S. invasion in 2003, questioning the accountability of both American forces and…
Body of One of Two U.S. Pilots Identified
The body of Captain Eric Das, one of the pilots of two U.S. F-15 jets shot down in Iraq, has been identified. Efforts are still…
Pentagon Sends Team of Weapons Experts to Iraq to Search for Weapons of Mass Destruction - 2003-04-18
The Pentagon is dispatching a team of around one thousand experts to Iraq to search for weapons of mass destruction and investigate links between the…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Looters in Baghdad Return Some Stolen Goods to Mosques - 2003-04-18
Looters in Baghdad are returning some of the stolen goods to mosques at their invitation. This situation highlights the ongoing chaos and moral dilemmas faced…
Samir Al-Aziz Al-Najim, Fourth Senior Member of Saddam Hussein's Regime, Arrested - 2003-04-18
Samir Al-Aziz Al-Najim, a senior member of Saddam Hussein's regime, was arrested by U.S. forces in Iraq. His capture is significant as he may disclose…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Relative Calm in Karbala, One of the Largest Shia Pilgrimage Sites
Karbala, a significant Shia pilgrimage site, is currently experiencing relative calm, especially in contrast to the unrest in Baghdad. This situation is noteworthy as it…
Forgotten Victims of War - 2003-04-18
The article highlights the plight of animals left behind in the Baghdad Zoo during the Iraq War, as zoo officials fled, leaving them without care.…
Reconstruction Contract for Electricity, Water, and Sewage in Iraq Awarded to an American Company - 2003-04-18
The U.S. government has awarded a reconstruction contract for Iraq's electricity, water, and sewage systems to Bechtel, initially valued at $34.6 million but potentially rising…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Hospitals in Baghdad Are in the Worst Condition - 2003-04-17
Hospitals in Baghdad have been severely damaged and looted, with essential medical supplies and equipment taken by the public. This situation highlights the dire state…
About 70 members of the People's Mujahedin stranded in a desert near the Jordan border
Around 70 members of the People's Mujahedin are stranded near the Jordan border, including notable figures like singer Marzieh and political scientist Ali Moshtashari. Their…
Nazi Baghlari Report: The Majority of Male and Female U.S. Army Personnel Are Young People Aged 19-20 - 2003-04-16
A report by Nazi Baghlari highlights that most U.S. Army personnel in Iraq are young individuals aged 19-20. This demographic faces daily interactions with the…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Baghdad After Saddam Hussein - April 16, 2003
Nazi Baghlari provides an overview of the situation in Baghdad following the fall of Saddam Hussein. The report highlights the changes and challenges faced by…
Shahid Report: Doubtful Analyses of French-Language Publications in Arab Countries - 2003-04-16
French-language publications in Arab countries express skepticism about the narratives surrounding the Iraq War and Saddam Hussein's fall, suggesting that his escape and the rapid…
Guillaume Soro Takes Power in Ivory Coast - 2003-04-16
Guillaume Soro, leader of the main rebel group in Ivory Coast, has assumed his role in the new government after a failed coup led to…
Muslim Employees of the U.S. Department of Defense Protest Against Anti-Islam Pastor
Muslim employees at the U.S. Department of Defense protested the invitation of Pastor Franklin Graham, who has made anti-Islam statements, to lead a prayer ceremony.…
Nazi Baghlari Report: International Journalists Face Challenges Due to Closed Iraqi Borders - 2003-04-15
International journalists are facing difficulties reaching Iraq due to the closure of borders with Turkey, Syria, and Iran. They are rerouting through Amman, Jordan, which…
Argentina's Government Refuses to Participate in UN Meeting on Human Rights in Cuba - 2003-04-15
The Argentine government has decided not to attend a UN meeting regarding human rights in Cuba, reversing its previous stance on condemning violations. This decision…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Discovery of Large Ammunition Depot in Central Baghdad - 2003-04-15
American soldiers found a significant ammunition depot in Baghdad near the Palestine Hotel. This discovery is reported by Nazi Baghlari. It highlights ongoing military operations…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Relief Organizations' Activities in Iraq - 2003-04-14
Nazi Baghlari reports on the efforts of various relief organizations operating in Iraq following the 2003 invasion. The report highlights the challenges and successes these…
Seven More Die from SARS in Hong Kong
Seven more deaths from SARS have been reported in Hong Kong, marking the highest daily toll from the disease. A total of 47 deaths have…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with an American Photojournalist in Turkey - 2003-04-13
A former U.S. Special Forces member is in Turkey preparing to enter Iraq, but he is doing so as a photojournalist rather than a soldier.…
Russia Expresses Concern Over Humanitarian Situation in Iraq - 2003-04-13
Russia has voiced concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Iraq, stating that the occupying forces are responsible for the needs of the Iraqi people. Additionally,…
German Weekly: Evidence of Chemical Weapons Found at Ansar al-Islam Base in Northern Iraq - 2003-04-11
The German weekly Stern reveals that following a U.S. military attack on Ansar al-Islam in Northern Iraq, new evidence has surfaced about the group's training…
US Internet Fraud Complaints Triple
In the past year, complaints about internet fraud in the US have tripled, with the FBI reporting 48,000 complaints resulting in 54 million dollars in…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Deployment of Turkish Military Observers to Kirkuk - 2003-04-11
The Turkish Foreign Minister has confirmed the deployment of military observers to Kirkuk after its capture, along with Mosul. This move highlights Turkey's interest in…
Los Angeles Report: National Council of Iran and America - 2003-04-10
The article features an interview with Engineer Mike Chaghini about the National Council of Iran and America, highlighting the ongoing dialogue between Iranian and American…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Kurdish Celebrations and Turkish Perspectives on the Overthrow of Saddam - 2003-04-10
The report details the celebrations among the Kurdish population following the overthrow of Saddam Hussein and explores Turkish opinions on this victory. This event is…
Reward for Information on Iraqi Government Officials, Sensitive Documents, and Weapons of Mass Destruction - 2003-04-10
The U.S. government is offering rewards for information on Iraqi officials and weapons of mass destruction as part of its efforts to dismantle the remnants…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Turkey's Concerns at the Iraq Border - 2003-04-09
The Turkish border town of Silopi is experiencing heightened military surveillance due to concerns regarding the Iraq border. The movement of foreigners and journalists is…
Further Advance of American Forces Towards Baghdad - 2003-04-09
American forces are advancing towards Baghdad while assessing the impact of a recent airstrike aimed at Saddam Hussein and other leaders. The attack reportedly resulted…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Small Economic Shifts in Southern and Southeastern Turkey - 2003-04-08
The article discusses how the economy in southern and southeastern Turkey, particularly in Kurdish areas, has received a temporary boost due to the arrival of…
The U.S. Plans to Prosecute Iraqis Accused of War Crimes Themselves
The U.S. plans to handle the prosecution of Iraqis accused of war crimes themselves instead of transferring them to international courts. This decision has drawn…
China's Government Conceals the Extent of SARS Outbreak - 2003-04-08
Doctors in Beijing claim the Chinese government is hiding the true extent of the SARS outbreak, with many more cases and deaths than officially reported.…
List of Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced - 2003-04-07
The Pulitzer Prize winners were announced, with the Boston Globe receiving recognition for its reporting on sexual abuse by Catholic priests. The Washington Post and…
Explain the Expiration Date - 2003-04-07
The article reflects on the concept of expiration dates, using a humorous analogy about food products to discuss the broader implications for human freedom and…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Turkey's Economy and the Issue of Iraqi War Refugees - 2003-04-06
Turkey is facing economic difficulties and a decline in tourism amidst ongoing conflict in neighboring Iraq. The Turkish government has closed its borders with Iraq…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Digitizing Afghan Books - 2003-04-06
New York University is undertaking a significant project to digitize Afghan books printed from 1871 to 1930. This initiative aims to preserve and make accessible…
Interview with Bahman Ghobadi - April 5, 2003
Bahman Ghobadi, an Iranian filmmaker, discusses his film 'Lost in Iraq' in an interview with Nazi Baghlari. The conversation highlights the themes and challenges faced…
In Memory of Khalil Moayed Dilmaghani - 2003-04-05
The article commemorates Khalil Moayed Dilmaghani, a notable researcher and theater professor, through a dialogue featuring prominent figures in the academic community. This conversation highlights…
North Korea: We Will Not Accept UN Resolution
North Korea has declared it will not accept any UN resolution regarding its nuclear program as the Security Council prepares to meet. This statement reflects…
Effects of the War with Iraq Ten Thousand Kilometers Away - 2003-04-05
The article discusses the distant impacts of the Iraq war as observed in New York City, highlighting the global ramifications of the conflict. It involves…
Discovery of the Bodies of Eight American Soldiers During the Rescue Operation of an American Prisoner - 2003-04-05
During a rescue operation for American soldier Jessica Lynch in Iraq, the bodies of eight American soldiers from the same unit were found. They had…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Iranian Film 'Lost in Iraq' Censored in Malaysia - 2003-04-04
The Malaysian censorship office has prohibited the distribution of the Iranian film 'Lost in Iraq'. This decision highlights ongoing issues of censorship and artistic freedom…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The Death of Kaveh Golestan, Prominent Cameraman and Photographer in Iraq - 2003-04-04
Kaveh Golestan, a well-known Iranian cameraman and photographer, was killed in Iraq due to a landmine explosion. His death highlights the dangers faced by journalists…
Coalition Forces Are Advancing Towards Baghdad - 2003-04-03
Coalition forces, led by the U.S., are advancing towards Baghdad with American troops positioned 50 kilometers away. General McChrystal warns of fierce battles ahead and…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Attacks Against Foreigners in Afghanistan - 2003-04-03
The U.S. State Department has issued a travel warning due to a series of attacks targeting foreigners in Afghanistan. This situation highlights the ongoing security…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Human Rights Watchdog on the Human Rights Situation in Kurdish Areas of Northern Iraq - 2003-04-02
The human rights organization has released a report detailing the human rights situation in Kurdish regions of Northern Iraq, with a focus on Kirkuk. This…