February 2004
End of Six-Party Talks on North Korean Nuclear Crisis - 2004-02-28
The six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear crisis ended without significant outcomes, with the U.S. expressing satisfaction. China highlighted ongoing serious disagreements and distrust…
Over One Million Taiwanese Protest Against China's Missiles - 2004-02-28
Over one million Taiwanese participated in a large protest against Chinese missiles aimed at Taiwan, forming a human chain. The Taiwanese President is seeking re-election…
North Korea Accuses the U.S. of Hindering Progress in Negotiations
North Korea has accused the U.S. of blocking progress in nuclear negotiations, urging an end to its hostile policies. The U.S. insists on a complete…
Death Toll in China Mine Explosion Rises to 32
A mine explosion in Heilongjiang, China, has resulted in 32 fatalities, with rescuers still searching for 5 missing miners. The mine owners ignored a closure…
Under the Microscope: Promises of Some Officials of the Iranian Regime - 2004-02-25
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the promises of Iranian officials to adopt successful economic models from Japan and China, alongside previous threats from Khatami's administration…
Calendar Day, February 21: President Nixon's Historic Visit to Communist China - 2004-02-22
On February 21, 1972, President Nixon made a historic visit to China, marking a significant moment in U.S.-China relations. This visit was pivotal in opening…
Taiwan's President Hopes to Reach Peace with China in Four Years
Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian aims for peaceful relations with China within four years, as he reassures voters amid election campaigns. A referendum on strengthening Taiwan's…
Taiwan's Efforts to Acquire Advanced American Weapons - 2004-02-19
Taiwan is determined to continue purchasing advanced weapons from the U.S. despite potential setbacks in an upcoming referendum on its defense forces. This move comes…
China's Concern Over U.S. Media Reports Regarding the Origin of Libya's Nuclear Weapons - 2004-02-17
China is worried about U.S. media reports claiming that nuclear weapon designs from China were found in Libya. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has not confirmed…
93 People Killed in Two Separate Fires in China on Sunday - 2004-02-16
On Sunday, two separate fires in China resulted in 93 fatalities, with the majority occurring in a Jilin chain store. The fires highlight safety concerns,…
90 People Victims of Fire in China
Two separate fire incidents in China have led to 90 deaths, with a significant number of injuries reported. The fires occurred in Jilin and Zhejiang…
90 People Killed in Two Fires in China - 2004-02-15
Two separate fires in China resulted in the deaths of 90 people, with 51 fatalities in a chain store fire and 39 in a temple…
Meeting of South Korean and Chinese Officials Ahead of Multilateral Negotiations - 2004-02-14
South Korean and Chinese officials met in Seoul to coordinate their positions before upcoming multilateral negotiations regarding North Korea's nuclear program. Wang Yi, China's Deputy…
Avian Influenza Remains a Serious Threat in Asia and the Pacific
Avian influenza continues to pose a significant threat in Asia and the Pacific, with new cases reported in Thailand, China, and Vietnam. Both Thailand and…
Nationwide Fight Against Bird Flu in China - 2004-02-01
China is ramping up its efforts to combat bird flu as experts warn that time is running out. Millions of chickens have been culled in…