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April 2003
Four European Countries Opposed to the War in Iraq Seek to Increase Military Cooperation
Four European nations opposed to the Iraq war—Belgium, France, Germany, and Luxembourg—are increasing military cooperation to lessen reliance on the U.S. They plan to create…
One of the Leaders of Ivorian Rebels Killed in Surprise Attack on Border with Liberia
Felix Doh, a leader of the Ivorian rebels, was killed in a surprise attack near the Liberia-Ivory Coast border. Rebel officials blame the murder on…
Knowledge and Society: A Hospital That Fits in a Large Bag
Dr. Fariborz Bozorgi, an Iranian engineer, has invented a portable hospital that can become an operating room at the push of a button. This innovation…
Tony Blair: Disagreements Over Iraq Should Not Lead to a Cold War Between the United States and Europe - 2003-04-28
Tony Blair warns that disagreements over Iraq could lead to a Cold War-like divide between the U.S. and Europe. He emphasizes the need for partnership…
A Prominent U.S. Congressman’s Advice to Syria - 2003-04-26
Tom Lantos, a U.S. Congressman, advised Syria to cease support for terrorist organizations and withdraw troops from Lebanon to improve relations with the U.S. His…
Colin Powell: France's Opposition to US-Led War in Iraq Will Have Consequences for the Country - 2003-04-23
Colin Powell warned that France's opposition to the US-led war in Iraq would have consequences, prompting a defense of France's stance by Foreign Minister Dominique…
Knowledge and Society: Iranian Scientist at the Center of U.S. Government's Secret Inventions - 2003-04-21
The article discusses Dr. Fariborz Bozorgi, an Iranian scientist involved in secret U.S. government inventions that aim to win wars while preserving lives. Mansour Farasioon…
Interview with Ayatollah Seyyed Abolghasem Dibaaji Regarding the Situation in Iraq - 2003-04-20
In this interview, Ayatollah Seyyed Abolghasem Dibaaji discusses the political and social situation in Iraq following the U.S. invasion in 2003, as well as the…
Neighboring Countries of Iraq Urge Britain and the U.S. to Withdraw Their Forces from Iraq Soon - 2003-04-19
Neighboring countries of Iraq have called for the immediate withdrawal of British and American forces to allow Iraqis to establish their own government. This request…
Under the Microscope: Conference of Iraq's Neighboring Countries in Riyadh and the Pilgrimage of Iraqi Shiites from Karbala - 2003-04-18
A conference involving Iraq's neighboring countries took place in Riyadh to discuss Iraq's current and future situation. Additionally, Iraqi Shiites are preparing for the pilgrimage…
Iranian American Republican Council Conference - 2003-04-17
The Iranian American Republican Council held its annual conference in Washington, D.C., focusing on political participation and support for U.S. resolutions advocating democracy in Iran.…
Guillaume Soro Takes Power in Ivory Coast - 2003-04-16
Guillaume Soro, leader of the main rebel group in Ivory Coast, has assumed his role in the new government after a failed coup led to…
Washington Aware of Contacts Between Russian and Iraqi Intelligence - 2003-04-15
Washington is aware of intelligence exchanges between Russia and Iraq but seeks more information before making conclusions. U.S. Ambassador Alexander Vershbow stated it is premature…
Over 2600 Kilograms of Morphine Discovered and Seized in Kerman Province
Iranian police have seized over 2600 kilograms of morphine in Kerman province, marking the largest such discovery in the country. The operation resulted in one…
On This Day, April 14: Assassination of Abraham Lincoln - 2003-04-14
On April 14, 1865, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, a theater actor. This event marked a significant moment in American history as…
Towers to be Built Instead of New York Towers and New Construction Regulations - 2003-04-13
The article discusses the construction of new towers to replace the former World Trade Center in New York, featuring an interview with Engineer Abolhassan Astaneh.…
The Visit of an American Delegation to Iran in 1871 for Educational Services
In 1871, an American delegation visited Iran to offer educational services under Naser al-Din Shah. The article raises questions about the funding sources for Alborz…
Nasiriyah Meeting: Composition of Iraq's Interim Government After War - 2003-04-11
The U.S. is organizing a meeting in Nasiriyah to discuss the formation of a temporary government in Iraq, involving various opposition groups. This meeting aims…
NASA Officials Continue to Investigate Causes of Columbia Spacecraft Crash
NASA is investigating the causes of the Columbia spacecraft crash while the ISS crew completes a successful spacewalk. The investigation board reports progress in understanding…
Possibility of Discovering Two Chemical Weapons Depots in Iraq - 2003-04-08
U.S. military officials have reported the potential discovery of chemical weapons in Iraq, including barrels at a training camp and missiles near Baghdad Airport. Donald…
List of Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced - 2003-04-07
The Pulitzer Prize winners were announced, with the Boston Globe receiving recognition for its reporting on sexual abuse by Catholic priests. The Washington Post and…
Preliminary Tests Indicate Presence of Chemical Weapons at Two Locations in Iraq - 2003-04-07
U.S. military officials have reported preliminary findings of chemical weapons at two sites in Iraq, including nerve agents and missiles potentially containing sarin and mustard…
Bolivian Government Announces Loss of Hope in Finding Landslide Victims in Chima Mining Town
The Bolivian government has declared that they have lost hope in recovering victims from a landslide in Chima, confirming 17 deaths. Officials plan to designate…
An American Soldier Charged with Intentional Murder of Two Fellow Soldiers by Grenade in Kuwait
Sergeant Hassan Akbar has been charged with the intentional murder of two fellow soldiers in Kuwait using a grenade, along with other serious offenses. This…
Report by Reporters Without Borders on the Arrests of Iranian Journalists - 2003-04-04
The report by Reporters Without Borders highlights the alarming rate of journalist arrests in Iran, indicating that the Islamic Republic leads the region in such…
Three Discussions on the Reality of Ayatollah Sistani's Fatwa - 2003-04-04
Ayatollah Sistani issued a fatwa urging Iraqis not to confront coalition forces while under house arrest. The article features discussions with key figures connected to…
Bosnian Serb President of the Collective Presidency Resigns
Mirko Sarovic, the Bosnian Serb President of the Collective Presidency, resigned amid allegations of espionage and illegal arms sales to Iraq. NATO officials have presented…
U.S. Airborne Division Enters Najaf, Central Iraq - April 1, 2003
The U.S. 101st Airborne Division has entered Najaf, Iraq, to secure the city following minimal resistance from Iraqi forces. Local residents assisted U.S. troops in…
Hundreds of People in Bolivia Buried Under a Mountain of Mud - 2003-04-01
A massive landslide in a gold mining village north of La Paz, Bolivia, has resulted in seven hundred people missing and four hundred homes destroyed…
Interview with General Behboudi about Coalition Forces' Tactics in Iraq - 2003-04-01
The article features an interview with General Behboudi discussing the challenges faced by Coalition forces in Nasiriyah during the Iraq War. It explores Saddam Hussein's…