January 2003
Iraq Invites Hans Blix for Further Talks - 2003-01-31
Iraq has invited UN weapons inspector Hans Blix for further discussions ahead of his upcoming report. President Bush emphasizes that diplomatic solutions to the Iraq…
Hyundai Transferred Two Hundred Million Dollars to North Korea - January 30, 2003
Hyundai secretly transferred $200 million to North Korea just before a historic summit between the two Koreas. This transfer, part of a government loan, has…
Iraq Has Little Time for Peaceful Disarmament - 2003-01-30
The U.S. government is pushing for a swift diplomatic resolution to the Iraq crisis, emphasizing that efforts will only last weeks. President Bush is engaging…
OPEC Plans to Compensate for Oil Shortages in Case of War Against Iraq - 2003-01-26
OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, is preparing to address potential oil shortages if a war against Iraq occurs. Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi emphasized that…
Al-Mutairi has confessed to being a supporter of the terrorist network Al-Qaeda - 2003-01-23
Sami Al-Mutairi, a Kuwaiti citizen, was arrested for shooting at two Americans, resulting in one death and one injury. He has confessed to being a…
Bird Counting Association - 2003-01-23
The Audi Bon Association has released a report detailing its annual bird counting program. This initiative is important for monitoring bird populations and biodiversity. It…
Saudi Arabia Extradites Suspect in Tuesday's Attack on Kuwait - 2003-01-23
Saudi Arabia has extradited a Kuwaiti suspect involved in a shooting attack that killed an American civilian in Kuwait. This incident marks the third attack…
Saudi Arabia's Plan to Encourage Iraqi Military to Overthrow Saddam Hussein - 2003-01-17
Saudi Arabia is reportedly working on a plan to encourage a military coup against Saddam Hussein in Iraq, offering amnesty to lower-ranking officials. This initiative…
The Saudi Arabian Government is Preparing to Carry Out a Coup in Iraq - 2003-01-17
The Saudi government is reportedly planning a coup in Iraq to avert a war with the U.S. and its allies. The strategy involves persuading Saddam…
Ali Al-Naimi: Labor Unrest in Venezuela Has Not Led to Oil Shortages in Global Markets - 2003-01-12
Saudi Oil Minister Ali Al-Naimi reassured that labor unrest in Venezuela is not causing global oil shortages. OPEC is taking measures to offset production declines…
According to the U.S. Secretary of Defense's order, 62,000 more soldiers are heading to the Persian Gulf - 2003-01-12
The U.S. Secretary of Defense has ordered the deployment of 62,000 additional soldiers to the Persian Gulf, aiming to raise the total to 150,000 by…
Saudi Oil Minister: OPEC Will Compensate for Any Disruption in Global Oil Production - 2003-01-12
The Saudi Oil Minister announced that OPEC will address potential disruptions in global oil production due to the impending Iraq war and ongoing strikes in…
Turkish Prime Minister's Visit to Saudi Arabia - 2003-01-11
Turkish Prime Minister Abdullah Gul visited Saudi Arabia to discuss preventing a U.S.-led war in Iraq, emphasizing the responsibility of Middle Eastern countries to avoid…
Masculin Feminin
The article discusses Jean-Luc Godard's film 'Masculin Feminin,' which explores themes of adolescence and gender in 1965 Paris. The film is noted for its unique…
Iraqi and Kuwaiti Officials Discuss Disappearance of Hundreds During Kuwait Occupation
Iraqi and Kuwaiti officials have engaged in discussions regarding the fate of hundreds missing since the 1991 occupation of Kuwait. Kuwait demands accountability from Iraq…
Today, oil prices suddenly dropped due to news that OPEC may increase its oil production - 2003-01-07
Oil prices fell sharply today after reports that OPEC might increase production. Saudi Arabia is advocating for this increase to prevent further price rises that…
Saudi Arabia Denies Claims of Hunger Strike by Detainees
Saudi officials have rejected claims from an opposition group that detainees suspected of being Al-Qaeda members are on a hunger strike in Jeddah. The opposition…