December 2003
Britain: Terrorists Preparing for Attacks in Saudi Arabia - 2003-12-29
The British government has issued a warning about potential terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia, particularly targeting residential areas. This alert follows a series of deadly…
US Embassy Warns Citizens in Bahrain - 2003-12-23
The US Embassy in Bahrain has issued a warning to American citizens about potential terrorist threats, advising them to avoid certain areas and limit travel.…
Most Norwegians Oppose Joining the European Union - 2003-12-23
A recent survey shows that a majority of Norwegians are against joining the European Union, with 44% opposing and 40% in favor. This reflects a…
Foreign Hostages to be Released in Colombia - 2003-12-22
Five foreign hostages, including four Israelis and one British citizen, are set to be released in Colombia after months of captivity by the National Liberation…
U.S. State Department Calls Back Non-Essential Diplomats in Saudi Arabia - 2003-12-18
The U.S. State Department has allowed non-essential diplomats and their families to leave Saudi Arabia due to heightened security concerns and potential terrorist threats. This…
Deportation of 300 Iraqi Citizens from Lebanon - 2003-12-16
Lebanon has deported around 300 Iraqi citizens imprisoned for illegal entry. They are being sent back to Baghdad through Syria. This reflects ongoing movements of…
Explosion at a Mosque in Baghdad and Two U.S. Military Bases in Northern Iraq - 2003-12-09
On December 9, 2003, a series of explosions targeted a mosque in Baghdad and two U.S. military bases in northern Iraq, resulting in the deaths…
French Police Arrest Ten Suspects Planning Attack on US Embassy in Paris
French police arrested ten suspects, primarily illegal Egyptian immigrants, for allegedly planning an attack on the US Embassy in Paris following a warning call. The…
Japanese Uncertainty Regarding Troop Deployment to Iraq
A recent survey indicates that over 80% of Japanese citizens are against sending troops to Iraq, particularly following the assassination of two Japanese diplomats. Many…