Corporate concept: Beneficial owner
June 2002
American Aid to Earthquake Victims in Iran - 2002-06-28
The U.S. has provided $300,000 in aid to Iran for earthquake victims, including water purification systems and blankets. This aid was delivered through the UN…
Israeli Accused of Spying for Hezbollah
An Israeli man of Lebanese descent, Nasim, has been accused of spying for Hezbollah, providing them with sensitive information including maps of Tel Aviv. Hezbollah…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: The Expansion of Hezbollah in Germany - 2002-06-27
Hezbollah is planning to expand its activities and ceremonies in Germany. This development highlights the group's efforts to strengthen its presence in Europe. It is…
Announcement of Candidates for the Adidas Golden Ball - 2002-06-27
FIFA and Adidas have announced 10 nominees for the Golden Ball award for the 2002 World Cup, which will honor the tournament's most valuable player.…
President Bush's Warning to Syria - June 25, 2002
President Bush issued a warning to Syria, emphasizing that to participate in Middle Eastern peace efforts, it must cease support for terrorist organizations like Hezbollah.…
South Korea's Victory Over Spain in Penalty Shootout - 2002-06-22
South Korea defeated Spain in a penalty shootout during the 2002 World Cup, advancing to the semifinals. The match ended in a draw after regular…
Two Lebanese Brothers Convicted of Cigarette Smuggling and Assisting Hezbollah
Two Lebanese brothers were convicted in North Carolina for cigarette smuggling and financing Hezbollah. Mohammad Hamoud is notably the first convicted under federal anti-terrorism laws.…
Armed Palestinian Kills 5 Israelis
An armed Palestinian attacked a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, killing five Israelis and injuring eight others. The incident was claimed by a militant…
Continued Famine in North Korea - 2002-06-20
The UN World Food Programme reports that ongoing food shortages in North Korea are leading people to consume wild plants. Aid distribution was halted last…
U.S. Trade Deficit Reached $35.9 Billion in April
In April, the U.S. trade deficit hit a record $35.9 billion, indicating a strong demand for foreign goods. While the job market shows slight improvement,…
Arrest of a Colombian Rebel Leader
Carlos Bolas, a leader of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, was arrested in Suriname and extradited to the U.S. for drug trafficking charges. This…
General Strike of Workers in Spain in Protest Against Cuts to Unemployment Benefits - 2002-06-20
Workers in Spain are striking against cuts to unemployment benefits, which has not happened in a decade. The government argues the cuts are necessary to…
Selection of Referees for Remaining Matches - 2002-06-20
FIFA has appointed 32 referees for the final matches of the 2002 World Cup, including notable referees from various countries. This selection is significant as…
The European Union Takes Steps to Strengthen the Economy of the Islamic Republic
The European Union is moving to strengthen economic ties with Iran, while the U.S. insists that such efforts must be linked to changes in Iran's…
Senegal Creates Surprise in Sunday Matches - 2002-06-16
Senegal's national football team achieved a remarkable victory over Sweden, winning 2-1 and advancing to the quarter-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. This is…
Resignation of China's Coach - 2002-06-14
Bora Milutinović resigned as the head coach of the Chinese national football team after their disappointing performance in the 2002 World Cup, where they lost…
Statistics of World Cup Matches from 2002 to Today, June 17 - 2002-06-14
The article reports on the statistics of the World Cup matches as of June 17, 2002, highlighting Germany's strong performance with the most goals and…
11 Civilians Including Several Children Killed Near Algiers
An armed group in Algeria killed 11 civilians, including children, in a recent attack attributed to Islamic extremists. This incident highlights the ongoing violence stemming…
Mexico 1, Italy 1 - 2002-06-13
In a World Cup match on June 13, 2002, Mexico and Italy ended in a 1-1 draw. Mexico initially led with a goal from Borgetti,…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Meeting of Labor Ministers from Around the World
Labor ministers from various countries convened in Geneva to address the issue of child labor. The discussion emphasized the need to support impoverished nations and…
Germany Advances to the Second Round - 2002-06-11
Germany's national football team secured their place in the second round of the 2002 World Cup by defeating Cameroon 2-0, despite playing with 10 men…
Philippine Army Intensifies Efforts to Find Abu Sayyaf Rebels - 2002-06-11
The Philippine Army is ramping up its search for Abu Sayyaf rebels following a deadly incident involving hostages. President Gloria Arroyo visited the region to…
Lackluster Match Between Belgium and Tunisia - 2002-06-10
Belgium and Tunisia played to a 1-1 draw in a lackluster match during the World Cup, with Belgium initially taking the lead before Tunisia equalized.…
Missing Journalist in Brazil Likely Killed
Tim Lopez, a journalist in Brazil, has likely been killed by drug traffickers after being kidnapped in a Rio de Janeiro slum. His reporting on…
Mexico's Victory Over Ecuador - 2002-06-09
Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1 in the World Cup, securing their advancement to the next round. The match featured an early goal from Ecuador, but Mexico…
Second Round of Talks Between Two Rivals Begins in Madagascar
Marc Ravalomanana and Didier Ratsiraka are engaging in a second round of talks in Senegal to address the political crisis in Madagascar. Both leaders claim…
Journalists' Protest in Brazil - 2002-06-08
Journalists in Brazil protested in Rio de Janeiro following the disappearance of Tim Lopez, a Globo TV reporter who was investigating drug trafficking and child…
South Africa's Victory Over Slovenia - 2002-06-08
South Africa defeated Slovenia 1-0 in the 2002 World Cup, securing their position in the tournament. This loss eliminated Slovenia from advancing to the next…
Two Hostages Killed in Clash Between Rebels and Philippine Army - 2002-06-08
In a clash between Philippine soldiers and Muslim rebels, two hostages, an American missionary and a Filipino nurse, were killed. The incident highlights the ongoing…
End of One-Year Hostage Crisis in the Philippines - 2002-06-07
The one-year hostage crisis in the Philippines concluded with the deaths of two hostages and the injury of another during a military operation against Abu…
Thabo Mbeki's Proposal at the African Union - 2002-06-07
Thabo Mbeki proposed new measures for the African Union to enforce minimum standards among member states to attract foreign investment. This initiative was discussed at…
Sweden Tops Its Group
Sweden won against Nigeria 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup, securing their place at the top of their group. Nigeria's loss means they cannot advance…
Three-Day African Leaders Summit in Durban
African leaders gathered for a three-day summit in Durban to focus on the economic development of the continent's poorest nations. Key figures Thabo Mbeki and…
The U.S. Urges Lebanon to Maintain Calm Along Its Border with Israel - 2002-06-05
The U.S. envoy William Burns urged Lebanon to keep its border with Israel calm during discussions with President Emile Lahoud. This call comes amidst ongoing…
Russia's Victory Over Tunisia - 2002-06-05
Russia's national football team won 2-0 against Tunisia in a match that showcased their technical superiority. Valery Karpin scored one goal and converted a penalty,…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Cultural Revival in Afghanistan - 2002-06-03
Nazi Baghlari reports on the cultural revival in Afghanistan, focusing on initiatives to restore the country's heritage post-conflict. This revival is crucial for national identity…
Mexico 1, Croatia 0 - June 3, 2002
Mexico defeated Croatia 1-0 in a World Cup match, with a key moment being a red card issued to Croatian defender Boris Zikovic for a…
South Africa Draws with Paraguay - 2002-06-02
In a World Cup match, South Africa drew 2-2 with Paraguay after a last-minute penalty. Quinton Fortune's goal kept South Africa's hopes alive for advancing…
Ireland and Cameroon Draw 1-1 - 2002-06-01
Ireland and Cameroon played to a 1-1 draw in a World Cup match in Japan. Samuel Eto'o scored for Cameroon, while Matt Holland equalized for…
Conviction of Some Defendants in Khobar Towers Bombing
Saudi Arabia has convicted some suspects in the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing that killed 19 American servicemen. U.S. officials are pressing for further accountability, but…