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October 2002

October 31, 2002

Britain and Australia Determined to Combat Terrorism Seriously

Britain and Australia are committed to prosecuting those behind the Bali bombing that killed 200 people. This pledge follows a meeting between British Foreign Secretary…

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October 30, 2002

Australian Police Raids Home of Two Muslim Members of Jamaah Islamiyah

Australian police conducted raids on the homes of two Muslims linked to Jamaah Islamiyah after the group was banned and designated as a terrorist organization.…

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October 25, 2002

Hostage-takers threaten to kill hostages

Chechen rebels have taken hostages in a Moscow theater and threatened to kill them unless their demands for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Chechnya…

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October 20, 2002

President Bush Promises Assistance to Australia in Pursuit of Bali Bombing Perpetrators - 2002-10-20

President Bush has pledged U.S. support to Australia in the investigation of the Bali bombing that killed over 180 people, mostly Australians. This incident highlights…

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October 19, 2002

Australia Issues Warning - 2002-10-19

Australia has issued a warning about specific terrorist threats targeting Westerners in Jakarta, urging citizens to evacuate threatened areas. This follows a recent deadly bombing…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Oct 19, 2002
October 18, 2002

Wide-Ranging Powers Granted to Indonesian Police to Suppress Terrorists - 2002-10-18

The Indonesian President is granting police extensive powers to combat terrorism following the deadly Bali bombing that killed over 180 people. Australian Prime Minister John…

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October 17, 2002

Australian Citizens Urged to Leave Indonesia - 2002-10-17

The Australian government has advised its citizens to leave Indonesia after a deadly bombing in Bali that killed 180 people, including at least 30 Australians.…

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October 16, 2002

Joint Research Group of Indonesia and Australia on Bali Explosion - 2002-10-16

A joint research group has been formed by Indonesia and Australia to investigate a deadly explosion in Bali that killed at least 180 people. The…

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October 15, 2002

Investigators from Major Global Police Organizations Gather in Bali Tourist Island

Investigators from various countries have convened in Bali following a deadly explosion that killed over 180 people, believed to be linked to Al-Qaeda. This collaboration…

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October 14, 2002

Indonesian Government Blames Al-Qaeda for Bali Bombing - 2002-10-14

The Indonesian government has attributed the recent Bali bombing to Al-Qaeda, with no group claiming responsibility yet. This incident has led to a significant economic…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Oct 14, 2002

Casualties from Bali Explosion Continue to Rise - 2002-10-14

A bombing in Bali, Indonesia, has resulted in at least 187 deaths and over 300 injuries, prompting global leaders to call for a stronger anti-terrorism…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Oct 14, 2002

Australian Prime Minister: No one in the world is safe from the scourge of terrorism

A bombing in Bali resulted in the deaths of at least 187 people, primarily Australian tourists, with indications that Al-Qaeda collaborated with local extremists. The…

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October 13, 2002

Bomb explosion in a car in Indonesia kills 180 and injures hundreds - 2002-10-13

A devastating bomb explosion in Bali, Indonesia, resulted in over 180 fatalities and hundreds of injuries, marking a significant terrorist attack in the country. The…

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Tribute from Firefighters Worldwide to 356 Firefighters Who Lost Their Lives in New York While on Duty

Thousands of firefighters from around the world paid tribute to 356 firefighters who died in the line of duty, primarily those who perished during the…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Oct 13, 2002
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