April 2004
Gaddafi: Libya is Committed to Playing a Key Role in Achieving Global Peace
Muammar Gaddafi declared Libya's commitment to global peace during a visit to Brussels, addressing past accusations of terrorism linked to its support for liberation movements.…
Muammar Gaddafi's First Trip to Europe in 15 Years
Muammar Gaddafi visited Belgium for talks with EU officials, marking his first trip to Europe in 15 years. This visit signifies improving relations between Libya…
Report by Shahid: Gaddafi's Visit to Brussels and New Efforts in the Fight Against Terrorism - 2004-04-23
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is set to visit Brussels to engage with the European Union, coinciding with new initiatives aimed at combating terrorism. This visit…
The U.S. Will Contribute $400 Million to the Reconstruction of Cyprus
The U.S. has pledged $400 million for the reconstruction of Cyprus, contingent on approval of a UN proposal by both Turkish and Greek communities in…
International Delegations to Hold Preliminary Conference for Cyprus Donors in Brussels
International delegations are convening in Brussels to prepare for a donor conference for Cyprus, following a large demonstration by Turkish Cypriots in support of the…
Powell Acknowledges Evidence Regarding Mobile Biological Labs in Iraq Was Likely Incorrect - 2004-04-03
Colin Powell, the U.S. Secretary of State, admitted that the evidence he presented about mobile biological labs in Iraq was likely incorrect. This acknowledgment raises…
Nasrin Mahdavi Germany: Ceremony for the Membership of 7 European Countries to NATO in Brussels - 2004-04-02
The article reports on the ceremony in Brussels where seven European countries officially joined NATO. This expansion is significant for enhancing European security and reflects…
NATO Ministers Approve Plan to Expand Union's Peacekeeping Operations in Afghanistan
NATO ministers approved an expansion of peacekeeping operations in Afghanistan, extending from Kabul to five northern cities by June. Colin Powell noted NATO's hesitance regarding…