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February 2002
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Recent Changes in Afghanistan - 2002-02-28
Nazi Baghlari highlights the publication of a new book focusing on women's issues in Afghanistan, reflecting ongoing changes in the country post-Taliban rule. This is…
Peacekeeping Forces Search for Radovan Karadžić - 2002-02-28
NATO-led peacekeeping forces conducted an extensive operation in eastern Bosnia to find Radovan Karadžić but failed to locate him. They did, however, seize three illegal…
Two American Citizens of Cambodian Descent Sentenced to Prison in Cambodia - 2002-02-28
Nineteen individuals, including an American citizen of Cambodian descent, have been sentenced in Cambodia for alleged ties to a terrorist group. The group is linked…
Milosevic Requests Conditional Release!
Slobodan Milosevic has requested conditional release from the International Court in The Hague to improve his defense against war crime charges. He claims his fundamental…
President Bush Meets with the President of Angola - 2002-02-26
President Bush is meeting with the Angolan President amid increased hopes for peace following the death of rebel leader Jonas Savimbi. The meeting also includes…
Accusation of Espionage for Israel - 2002-02-26
The Lebanese Army has accused three men of spying for Israel since 1993, alleging they provided sensitive military and political information. This incident highlights ongoing…
Clues Regarding a Russian Arms Dealer and the Taliban - 2002-02-26
U.S. and European investigators have uncovered links between Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout and the Taliban, as well as al-Qaeda. Documents found in Afghanistan reference…
Border Determination between Eritrea and Ethiopia Faces Challenges - 2002-02-26
The border determination between Eritrea and Ethiopia is facing difficulties as both governments express reluctance to accept an independent commission's ruling. Ethiopia opposes any border…
Testimony of Eyewitnesses Continues in The Hague Court Against Milosevic - 2002-02-26
Eyewitnesses continue to testify against Slobodan Milosevic in The Hague, detailing horrific war crimes committed in Kosovo. The trial seeks to hold Milosevic accountable for…
Trial of Slobodan Milosevic, Former President of Yugoslavia - 2002-02-26
The trial of Slobodan Milosevic is ongoing in The Hague, focusing on the war crimes committed by Serbs in Kosovo. A doctor testified about a…
General Myers: The Afghan Government Must Be Allowed to Gain Governance Capability - 2002-02-25
General Myers emphasized the necessity for the Afghan government to build its governance capabilities, reflecting on the influence of neighboring countries in Afghanistan's stability. This…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Afghanistan and Its Neighbors - 2002-02-25
Nazi Baghlari discusses the diplomatic and political relationships between Afghanistan and its neighboring countries, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced in the region. The report…
Removal of a Muslim General - February 22, 2002
A Muslim general in Bosnia, Suleiman Varanj, was removed from his position by NATO for participating in anti-American protests. These protests were in response to…
Fresh Clashes Between Tamil Rebels and the Sri Lankan Government - February 22, 2002
Fresh clashes erupted between Sri Lankan naval forces and Tamil rebels, resulting in one sailor's death. This conflict occurs as both parties prepare for peace…
Establishment of a Permanent Court for War Crimes - 2002-02-22
An alliance is pushing for the establishment of the world's first permanent court for war crimes, which may be ready for its first trials by…
The Trial of Slobodan Milošević for War Crimes Continues in The Hague - 2002-02-22
The trial of Slobodan Milošević for war crimes is ongoing in The Hague, with prosecutors calling more witnesses. A key witness's testimony regarding Kosovo was…
Defense of Slobodan Milosevic Begins at International Criminal Tribunal - 2002-02-21
Slobodan Milosevic has begun his defense at the International Criminal Tribunal, questioning the prosecution's first witness about government policies in Kosovo. He disputes allegations of…
Research on Alzheimer's Disease - February 18, 2002
Joint research by Boston University and Tufts University has yielded promising results in the fight against Alzheimer's disease, potentially paving the way for prevention methods.…
Trial of Coup Plotters in Cambodia - February 18, 2002
A Cambodian court has started the trial of twenty suspected coup plotters, including an American, charged with terrorism and illegal armed activities. The group, known…
End of the First Day of Milošević's Trial - 2002-02-18
Slobodan Milošević's trial at the UN war crimes tribunal continued with him defending against multiple charges, including genocide. He accused Western powers of instigating the…
Oscar Nominees Announced for This Year
The Academy has announced the nominees for the Oscars, with 'The Lord of the Rings' leading the nominations. Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman are expected…
A Palestinian Man Shot Dead in the Suburbs of Tel Aviv
A Palestinian man was shot dead by Israeli police in the suburbs of Tel Aviv after he ran over a police officer with his car.…