November 2002
Kissinger Appointed to Head Commission Investigating September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-11-28
Henry Kissinger has been appointed by President Bush to lead a commission investigating the September 11 attacks. The commission aims to enhance U.S. counter-terrorism efforts…
Israelis Targeted in Two Terrorist Attacks in Kenya Today - 2002-11-28
Today, Israelis were attacked in Kenya in two coordinated terrorist incidents, resulting in multiple casualties, including Israeli nationals. Al-Qaeda is suspected to be behind the…
Saudi Arabia Stands with America in the War Against Terrorism - 2002-11-27
The Saudi ambassador to the U.S. asserts that Saudi Arabia is cooperating with America in the fight against terrorism, despite allegations that charitable donations from…
Prince Nayef Denies Allegations of Financial Support to Terrorists - 2002-11-25
Prince Nayef of Saudi Arabia has rejected U.S. allegations that the Saudi royal family provided financial support to terrorists. The FBI is investigating links between…
Bush Administration Officials: It's Too Early to Judge Saudi Government's Support for Terrorists
Bush administration officials are cautious about concluding that the Saudi government supported the September 11 hijackers, as investigations are ongoing. The Saudi ambassador's wife is…
Muhammad Ali in Afghanistan - 2002-11-18
Muhammad Ali visited Afghanistan to support reconstruction efforts, meeting with schoolgirls and visiting a boxing venue despite his health challenges. U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill…
Ban on the Presence of Presidents at NATO Summit - 2002-11-16
The Czech Republic has barred the presidents of Belarus and Ukraine from attending the NATO summit in Prague, leading to diplomatic tensions. Lukashenko has recalled…
Release of a Syrian Prisoner - 2002-11-16
Bashar al-Assad has released political dissident Riyad al-Turk from prison on humanitarian grounds. Al-Turk, who is 72 and has health issues, was previously sentenced to…
Javad Zarif's Trip to Washington Canceled
Javad Zarif's planned trip to Washington was canceled at his own request due to restrictions imposed by the U.S. State Department. These restrictions were reportedly…
Iraq Seeks Mediation from India
Iraq is seeking India's assistance to mediate with the United States to avert a potential war. Iraqi Ambassador Saleh al-Mukhtar emphasized India's role as a…
Sweden Expels Two Russian Diplomats
Sweden expelled two Russian diplomats due to their involvement in an industrial espionage scandal linked to Ericsson. This action follows the arrest of three Swedes…
Russia and Britain's Views on the New UN Security Council Resolution - 2002-11-10
The article discusses differing perspectives from Russia and Britain regarding a new UN Security Council resolution on Iraq. Russia views the resolution as a means…
President Bush Calls for Saddam Hussein to Comply with UN Resolution - 2002-11-08
President Bush demands that Saddam Hussein comply with a UN resolution to dismantle Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, warning of consequences if he fails to…
North Korea Still Considers Itself Committed to 1994 Agreement with the U.S.
North Korea claims commitment to the 1994 agreement with the U.S. amid ongoing concerns about its nuclear weapons program. A former U.S. ambassador's recent visit…
The Death Toll in the Moscow Hostage Crisis Increases
The death toll from the Moscow theater hostage crisis has risen to 128, including 120 Russians and 8 foreigners. Chechen militants took around 800 hostages,…
North Korea Concerned About U.S. Aggressive Policy Towards the Country - 2002-11-06
North Korea's Deputy Foreign Minister expressed concerns about the U.S.'s aggressive stance, fearing a potential attack. Former U.S. ambassador Donald Gregg relayed these sentiments after…
White House Dismisses North Korean Proposal as Worthless - 2002-11-04
The White House has rejected North Korea's proposal for negotiations regarding its weapons program, insisting that North Korea must first dismantle its nuclear capabilities. The…
North Korean Ambassador to the UN: We are Willing to Negotiate with the US on Nuclear Weapons Program
The North Korean ambassador expressed willingness to negotiate with the US regarding its nuclear program, contingent on the US ending its hostile policies. The US…
John Bolton: The U.S. Will Respond If Threatened
John Bolton emphasizes that the U.S. will not negotiate with North Korea until it stops its nuclear program, which he claims violates a previous agreement.…
International Atomic Energy Agency Calls for Negotiations with North Korea - 2002-11-01
The IAEA is seeking to negotiate with North Korea over its nuclear weapons program following North Korea's admission of such a program. Mohamed ElBaradei expressed…