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July 2002
Meeting of Senior Officials from the United States and Russia - 2002-07-31
Senior officials from the U.S. and Russia met in Moscow to discuss nuclear weapons and non-proliferation. The U.S. is concerned about Russia's plan to build…
Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the United States and North Korea - 2002-07-31
Colin Powell and Paek Nam-Sun met informally during the ASEAN conference to discuss U.S.-North Korea relations. Powell emphasized the importance of addressing nuclear non-proliferation and…
Peace Agreement Between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda - 2002-07-28
A peace agreement is set to be signed between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, facilitated by South Africa. Key leaders Joseph Kabila and…
Helen Clark Re-elected Prime Minister of New Zealand - 2002-07-27
Helen Clark has been re-elected as Prime Minister of New Zealand, leading the Labour Party to secure 52 seats in Parliament. She plans to form…
Interview with Trita Parsi on President Bush's Recent Statements - July 27, 2002
The article discusses reactions from the White House and Congress to a Washington Post article highlighting internal disagreements in President Bush's administration on how to…
Milošević's Heart Condition - 2002-07-25
Slobodan Milošević is facing serious health issues, with doctors warning of a potential heart attack, while he continues to defend himself against war crimes charges.…
Is There a Disagreement in President Bush's Cabinet on How to Deal with the Islamic Republic? - 2002-07-25
The article raises questions about potential disagreements within President Bush's cabinet regarding the U.S. approach to the Islamic Republic and reformists. Key figures include political…
Nowruz Newspaper Suspended!
The reformist newspaper Nowruz has been suspended by the Press Court of Appeals in Iran, following accusations of propaganda against the regime and other offenses.…
Investigation into the 1994 Bombing in Argentina Was Incomplete and Insufficient - 2002-07-24
Nilda Garé, an Argentine congresswoman, criticized the investigation into the 1994 bombing, claiming it was incomplete and influenced by politicians. Abolqasem Mesbahi, a former Iranian…
Five-Hour Clash at the Tajikistan Border - 2002-07-21
A five-hour border clash in Tajikistan resulted in the deaths of 4 Afghans and 1 Tajik, with Russian border guards engaging a group attempting to…
Baghdad Lifts Travel Ban on U.S. Interests Diplomatic Representatives
Baghdad has lifted a travel ban on Polish diplomats representing U.S. interests after three months of restrictions. The ban aimed to pressure diplomats into violating…
Workers' Protest Turned Violent
Thousands of workers protested in Tehran against a government decision increasing employer powers, leading to a violent incident where windows and doors were broken. The…
The U.S. Condemns the Expulsion of American Journalist from Zimbabwe
The U.S. has condemned Zimbabwe for expelling Andrew Meldrum, an American journalist, which they claim violates his human rights and press freedoms. Meldrum, a long-time…
Dispute Between the Security Council and the U.S. Over New International Court Resolved
The UN Security Council and the U.S. have resolved their differences regarding the new international criminal court, with the court set to prosecute war crimes.…
Al-Qaeda Fighters Gather at the Tajikistan Border - 2002-07-12
Military officials are warning of Al-Qaeda fighters gathering near the Tajikistan border, potentially planning to enter the country. The presence of Russian and Tajik forces…
Trial of Marwan Barghouti - 2002-07-12
Israel plans to trial Marwan Barghouti, a key Palestinian leader, in a civilian court, which he refuses to recognize. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between…
Trial of Marwan Barghouti in a Civilian Court - 2002-07-12
Marwan Barghouti, a prominent Palestinian leader, is set to be tried in Israel, which he refuses to recognize. His trial is linked to allegations of…
The First Summit of African Union Leaders Concludes
The first summit of the African Union concluded with leaders pledging to enhance security, peace, and democracy in Africa. Thabo Mbeki announced plans for intervention…
The U.S. Withdraws Request for Immunity of Its Forces from War Crimes Tribunal
The U.S. has retracted its request for immunity for its peacekeeping forces from the International Criminal Court after facing criticism from allies. A proposal for…
Ecevit's Efforts to Prevent the Fall of the Turkish Government - 2002-07-10
Bulent Ecevit, the Prime Minister of Turkey, is trying to stabilize his government amid resignations of key ministers. He appointed new ministers while facing health…
Inauguration of the New African Union - 2002-07-10
The New African Union was inaugurated by African leaders in Durban, South Africa, with President Thabo Mbeki emphasizing the need to end conflicts and strengthen…
Jimmy Carter Leaves Venezuela Today - 2002-07-10
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is leaving Venezuela after unsuccessful mediation efforts between President Hugo Chavez and his opponents. The opposition has refused to meet…
First Meeting of the African Union - 2002-07-09
The first meeting of the African Union has commenced, with leaders discussing unity, governance, and economic development in Africa. Thabo Mbeki of South Africa opened…
Los Angeles Report: Darya Dabood on the Third Anniversary of the Student Uprising - 2002-07-09
The article discusses the third anniversary of the student uprising in Iran, featuring interviews with participants in a demonstration. The event highlights ongoing dissent among…
Job Creation in Africa is the Number One Priority
The Director-General of the International Labour Organization emphasized the urgent need for job creation in Africa, highlighting the necessity of creating 100 million jobs in…
First Independence Day Celebration After Terrorist Attacks - 2002-07-05
The first Independence Day celebration after the September 11 attacks saw large crowds and heightened security measures across the U.S. President Bush emphasized national unity…
Unemployment Rate Increased in June - 2002-07-05
The U.S. unemployment rate rose to 5.9% in June due to fewer jobs created than expected, with only 36,000 new hires compared to a forecast…
Calendar Day, July 5: Invention of the Transistor - 2002-07-05
On July 5, the invention of the transistor was officially registered, marking a significant technological advancement. Bell Telephone Laboratories was the organization behind this invention.…
Syria's Change of Tone Regarding President Bush's Speech - 2002-07-05
Syria has softened its initial criticism of President Bush's speech on Middle Eastern policies, acknowledging some positive aspects while still highlighting negatives. The speech emphasized…
Sampling Evidence of Bombing in Afghanistan - 2002-07-04
American investigators are examining evidence from a bombing in Afghanistan that reportedly killed around 40 civilians, including during a wedding. Eyewitnesses and the groom, who…
North Korea Calls for Dialogue and Cooperation with South Korea
North Korea has called for dialogue and cooperation with South Korea following a deadly maritime clash. This statement coincides with the 30th anniversary of a…
South African Ship Aids Russian Scientists
A South African ship, Agulhas, successfully rescued Russian scientists stranded on a German ship in Antarctic ice. This operation was praised by South African President…
Bodies of 26 out of 71 Passengers of the Tupolev Found - 2002-07-02
A tragic mid-air collision occurred between a Russian Tupolev passenger jet and a Boeing 757 over Germany and Switzerland, resulting in the deaths of 26…
Fatal Collision Over Germany - 2002-07-02
A tragic collision between a passenger plane and a cargo plane in southern Germany resulted in the deaths of at least 71 people. The incident…
The U.S. Withdraws Its Observers from the United Nations Peacekeeping Force
The U.S. has recalled its military observers from the UN peacekeeping mission in East Timor due to disputes over the International Criminal Court. This move…
US Concern Over Cooperation Among Terrorist Groups - 2002-07-01
US officials, led by National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, express concern over the collaboration between Hezbollah and Al-Qaeda, indicating a shift in terrorist strategies. This…
Heroin Seizure at the Afghanistan-Tajikistan Border - 2002-07-01
Russian border guards seized 40 kilograms of heroin from traffickers at the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border. The traffickers abandoned the drugs and fled into Afghanistan. This incident…