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November 2002
Weapon Discovery in Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2002-11-30
Military officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina found significant caches of weapons, including hand grenades and small arms ammunition. NATO-led peacekeepers also discovered eight tons of…
Two Separate Uprisings in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-30
Leaders of Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso are meeting to address a crisis involving two uprisings in Ivory Coast. President Laurent Gbagbo has accused Burkina…
South African Police Response to White Supremacist Supporters - 2002-11-29
The South African police have launched raids against white supremacists suspected of plotting to overthrow the government, arresting several individuals for illegal firearms. This action…
Interview with Dr. Fariborz Raisdana about Mohammad Reza Khatami's Statements
The article features an interview with Dr. Fariborz Raisdana discussing the recent comments by Mohammad Reza Khatami about threats to the reform movement in Iran.…
French Forces Monitoring Ceasefire in Ivory Coast Have Not Witnessed Evidence of Renewed War
French forces in Ivory Coast report no signs of renewed conflict despite accusations against rebels. French Foreign Minister calls for a peaceful resolution after meeting…
French Foreign Minister's African Trip - 2002-11-27
French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin is visiting six African countries to mediate peace talks between the Ivorian government and rebels, which have recently stalled.…
According to U.S. laws, bringing this child into U.S. territory legally qualifies him for permanent residency in the U.S.
A 13-year-old Cuban boy was rescued by U.S. officials after an illegal smuggling attempt failed. He is now in custody of U.S. immigration authorities and…
Discovery of Bin Laden's Speeches - 2002-11-26
Tapes of Osama Bin Laden's speeches were discovered in the home of a suspect linked to the Bali bombing. This discovery raises concerns about the…
Luciano Gutiérrez, former coup leader in Ecuador, wins presidential election
Luciano Gutiérrez, a retired army colonel and former coup leader, won Ecuador's presidential election with 54% of the votes. He has pledged to combat corruption…
Ecuadorians Head to the Polls in Presidential Election - 2002-11-24
Ecuadorians voted in a presidential election where former coup leader Lucio Gutiérrez is leading in polls against millionaire Álvaro Noboa. Gutiérrez's campaign focuses on combating…
Explosion in the Capital of Colombia - 2002-11-23
An explosion occurred in Bogotá, Colombia, where three mortars fired by suspected rebels detonated near the U.S. Embassy, injuring two. Initial evidence points to the…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, November 22
The article discusses various international perspectives on Iran, including Syria's efforts to strengthen Hezbollah, the house arrest of Saddam's former chief of staff, the Iranian…
Rafik Hariri Condemns the Killing of an American Christian Nurse
Rafik Hariri condemned the murder of Bonnie Paner, an American Christian nurse, in Lebanon, labeling it a crime against the country's stability. The incident highlights…
Hope for Continued Peace Process in the Middle East - 2002-11-21
Palestinian leaders are optimistic about the peace process following the election of Amram Mitzna as the Labor Party leader, who promises to negotiate with Arafat…
An American missionary was killed in Lebanon - 2002-11-21
Bonnie Penner, a 31-year-old American missionary, was shot and killed at a medical clinic in Lebanon, marking the first killing of an American in the…
Ivory Coast Rebels Do Not Consider Holding a Referendum Important
Ivory Coast rebels dismissed President Gbagbo's referendum proposal on constitutional changes, citing a lack of formal communication. They demand constitutional reforms and Gbagbo's resignation following…
Israeli Fighters Overfly Lebanese Airspace - 2002-11-20
Israeli fighter jets conducted low-altitude flights over Lebanon, breaking the sound barrier and prompting sonic booms heard in various locations. Hezbollah is responding with attacks…
Under the Microscope: Continuation of Student Protests and Mohammad Khatami's Remarks on Referendum - 2002-11-20
Student protests in Iran continue, highlighting demands for political reform. Former President Mohammad Khatami discusses the possibility of a referendum. This situation is significant as…
Piracy in Russia - 2002-11-20
Unidentified armed men hijacked a Russian fishing vessel near Vladivostok, carrying at least twenty crew members. The incident, first reported by South Korean border guards,…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Democracy Football Match - 2002-11-18
A football match aimed at promoting freedom of expression and press will take place in Paris on Monday, with proceeds going to Reporters Without Borders.…
There is still a possibility of reaching an agreement in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-17
Rebel representatives and the central government of Ivory Coast believe an agreement is still possible despite current negotiations being stalled. Colonel Soumaila Yakoboko emphasized the…
Ivory Coast Rebels Remain in Peace Talks
Rebels in Ivory Coast continue peace negotiations despite rejecting parts of a proposed peace plan that they believe favors the government. They demand early elections,…
Sharon Leads Netanyahu in Likud Leadership Race
Ariel Sharon is leading Benjamin Netanyahu in the Likud party leadership race according to a recent poll, with Sharon at 54% and Netanyahu at 38%.…
Kenya's Protest Against UN Decision on Elephant Ivory Exports - 2002-11-13
Kenya has protested against a UN decision allowing Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa to sell elephant ivory, arguing it promotes poaching. The decision was made…
Traffic in Washington D.C. Returns to Normal
A man caused a temporary shutdown of a main street in Washington D.C. by claiming his truck was filled with explosives, prompting a police response.…
Israeli Attack on Gaza City - 2002-11-11
Israeli helicopters attacked Gaza City with rockets, while a Palestinian gunman killed five in northern Israel. The violence escalated with two suicide bombers detonating themselves…
Dutch Parliament and the Srebrenica Tragedy in 1995
The Dutch Parliament is reviewing the actions of its peacekeeping forces during the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, where thousands of Bosnian Muslims were killed after the…
Ivorian Rebels Demand End to Government Terror - 2002-11-10
Ivorian rebels are demanding an end to government violence before resuming peace talks. The situation escalated after the killing of a rebel-supporting doctor, highlighting ongoing…
One of the Astronauts is the First American Native to Go to Space - 2002-11-09
NASA is set to launch the Endeavour spacecraft to send a new team of astronauts to the International Space Station, including the first American Native…
Boston University - 2002-11-09
Boston University established a center for African studies in the early 1950s, recognizing the importance of understanding the continent. This initiative reflects the university's commitment…
Bali Bombers Displeased with Low Number of American Casualties in Terrorist Attack - 2002-11-08
The Bali bombers expressed dissatisfaction with the low number of American casualties in their attack, which primarily killed Australians. A senior Indonesian police official provided…
Position of Reporters Without Borders on the Arrest of Abbas Abdi - 2002-11-07
Reporters Without Borders has condemned the Islamic Republic's treatment of journalists, particularly in light of the arrest of Abbas Abdi. This highlights ongoing issues regarding…
New Round of Talks in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-06
Rebels and the Ivorian government have resumed peace talks in Togo to end a six-week civil war. The rebels demand the resignation of President Gbagbo…
U.S. Department of Defense Establishes Special Military Command for the Horn of Africa - 2002-11-05
The U.S. is setting up a special military command in the Horn of Africa to combat terrorism in Yemen and Somalia. A 400-member task force…
The U.S. Department of Defense Strengthens Military Presence in the Horn of Africa
The U.S. is increasing its military presence in the Horn of Africa to combat terrorism and arms trafficking. A new contingent of 400 Marines will…
Peace Talks in Ivory Coast Halted - 2002-11-05
Peace talks in Ivory Coast have been suspended as rebels demand the resignation of President Laurent Gbagbo and new elections. The situation has led to…
Early Elections in Israel - 2002-11-05
Ariel Sharon has called for early elections in Israel after failing to maintain a coalition government, with elections expected in late January or early February.…
Peace Talks for Ivory Coast Begin in Togo - 2002-11-04
Peace talks between the Ivorian government and rebels have commenced in Togo, amidst disagreements over early elections and President Gbagbo's resignation. The rebels threaten to…
Ariel Sharon Receives Vote of Confidence - 2002-11-04
Ariel Sharon's government successfully secured a vote of confidence in the Israeli parliament following the abstention of a far-right party. This comes after the confirmation…
Continued Talks in Israel for Forming a New Cabinet - 2002-11-04
Ariel Sharon is in talks with the National Unity Party to form a new coalition cabinet in Israel. Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted a ministerial position…
Partial Agreement in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-02
The Ivorian government and rebels have reached a partial agreement to end a six-week rebellion, with amnesty for rebel soldiers and a commitment to open…
Deadline for the Implementation of the Peace Agreement Between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo to be Extended
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have agreed to extend the deadline for their peace agreement. South African President Thabo Mbeki facilitated this decision…
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.…
Peace Talks Between the Ivorian Government and Rebels - 2002-11-01
The Ivorian government and rebels are engaged in peace talks to resolve a six-week rebellion. Progress has been made, with both sides agreeing to halt…
Sharon Plans to Appoint Netanyahu as Israel's Foreign Minister - 2002-11-01
Ariel Sharon plans to appoint Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel's Foreign Minister following the collapse of his coalition cabinet. Netanyahu, a rival of Sharon and known…
Ariel Sharon and Shaul Mofaz Meet - 2002-11-01
Ariel Sharon has appointed Shaul Mofaz as the new Defense Minister of Israel following the resignation of the Labor Party from the coalition government. Mofaz,…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, November 1 - 2002
The article discusses various international media reactions to Iran, particularly focusing on President Khatami's visit to Spain and the perception of Iranian youth issues. It…