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September 2002
Washington Representative in Congress: UN Sanctions Against Iraq Have Caused Significant Harm to the People
Three Democratic Congress members visiting Iraq argue that war is not the solution to the weapons issue and highlight the severe impact of UN sanctions…
Discussions Among West African Countries Continue - 2002-09-30
West African officials are meeting with Côte d'Ivoire's President to find a peaceful resolution to a military rebellion. Rebel forces have taken control of key…
First Round of Elections in Serbia Concluded - 2002-09-30
The first round of presidential elections in Serbia has ended with Vojislav Koštunica leading with 31% of the votes, followed by Miroljub Labus and Vojislav…
Serbs Go to the Polls Today
Serbs are voting today in their first presidential election since the removal of Slobodan Milošević. Major candidates include Vojislav Koštunica and Miroljub Labus, both promising…
Voting for the Presidential Election in Serbia Has Begun - 2002-09-29
Voting has commenced in Serbia's presidential election, the first since Milosevic's removal. Vojislav Kostunica and Mirko Cvetkovic are the leading candidates, both promising to align…
Boucher: The Outlook for Free and Fair Elections in Zimbabwe is Unclear
The U.S. has condemned the climate of fear and intimidation surrounding the upcoming local elections in Zimbabwe, particularly affecting the Movement for Democratic Change. Richard…
Three Members of Congress Visit Baghdad - 2002-09-27
Three Democratic members of the U.S. Congress visited Baghdad to seek a peaceful resolution to tensions between Washington and Iraq. This visit follows previous trips…
Milosevic Holds Bosnian Muslim Leaders and French Spies Responsible for Massacres - 2002-09-27
Slobodan Milosevic is on trial for war crimes and claims that Bosnian Muslim leaders and French spies are responsible for the Srebrenica massacre. He denies…
The U.S. Embassy in Cambodia Reopens
The U.S. Embassy in Cambodia has reopened after being closed for security reasons related to potential terrorist threats on the anniversary of September 11. This…
Milosevic War Crimes Tribunal in Bosnia-Herzegovina - 2002-09-26
The trial of Slobodan Milosevic resumed today, focusing on war crimes in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Prosecutors allege he aimed to ethnically cleanse the region of non-Serbs during…
Resumption of Milosevic's Trial in The Hague Court - 2002-09-26
The trial of Slobodan Milosevic is set to resume in The Hague, where he faces serious charges including genocide. Prosecutors aim to prove that he…
Iran Reiterates Opposition to U.S. Attack on Iraq - 2002-09-22
Iran's Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi expressed the country's firm opposition to a potential U.S. military attack on Iraq, emphasizing the need for UN oversight. He…
Ivorian Government Forces Advance Towards Rebel Lines - 2002-09-22
Ivorian government forces are advancing towards rebel-held cities following a recent coup. President Laurent Gbagbo has vowed to suppress the rebellion, which has already seen…
Ivory Coast President Promises to Destroy Conspirators - 2002-09-22
Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo has vowed to eliminate conspirators attempting to overthrow him as rebel forces strengthen their positions in key cities. The violence,…
Recep Tayyip Erdogan Disqualified from Turkish Elections
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been disqualified from running in the Turkish elections due to a previous criminal conviction. He plans to contest this decision as…
Following Failed Coup Conspiracy, Clashes Continue in Ivory Coast - 2002-09-20
Clashes between government forces and rebels continue in Ivory Coast following a failed coup attempt. The government claims to have suppressed the uprising, but rebels…
Arnoldo Alemán Accused of Embezzling from Public Budget - 2002-09-19
Former Nicaraguan President Arnoldo Alemán has been removed from parliament leadership amid accusations of embezzling nearly $100 million from the public budget. The situation reflects…
Death of Robert Guéi, Former Military Leader of Ivory Coast
Robert Guéi, the former military leader of Ivory Coast, has died amid ongoing gunfire in Abidjan following a thwarted coup attempt by disgruntled soldiers. Prime…
Interview of Farah Jahangiri with Dr. Kamran Dadkhah - 2002-09-16
Farah Jahangiri interviews Dr. Kamran Dadkhah about the economic impact of the September 11 attacks on the United States. This discussion is significant as it…
Following Cambodia's Agreement with the World Bank, Retirement of 30,000 Soldiers Resumed - 2002-09-13
Cambodia has resumed the retirement of 30,000 soldiers after reaching an agreement with the World Bank. This decision comes after the Prime Minister's previous threat…
Visit of an Unofficial American Delegation to Iraq - 2002-09-13
An unofficial American delegation, led by Congressman Nick Rahall, has arrived in Iraq to promote peace and dialogue between the U.S. and Iraq. The mission…
The U.S. Praises China's Agreement for Meeting with Dalai Lama's Envoys
The U.S. has commended China's acceptance of a meeting with a delegation from the Dalai Lama, indicating a potential thaw in relations between China and…
Knowledge and Society: Why Did the Tall Buildings of New York Collapse? - 2002-09-10
Dr. Abolhassan Aastaneh discusses the unexpected collapse of New York's tall buildings after being struck by passenger planes. The interview highlights the engineering failures that…
Hezbollah Declares It Will Defend Itself Against U.S. Attacks - 2002-09-07
Hezbollah has announced its intention to defend itself against potential U.S. military actions, responding to U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage's labeling of the…
Sri Lanka on the Path to Peace - 2002-09-06
Sri Lanka has lifted a four-year ban on the Tamil Tigers, facilitating peace talks to end a long-standing civil war. The government expressed confidence in…
Calendar Day, September 5: Boston Tea Party - 2002-09-06
On September 5, 1773, Boston residents protested against British taxation by dumping tea into the harbor. This act of defiance was significant in the lead-up…
New Newspaper Launched in Tehran Named Golestan Iran - 2002-09-06
A new youth-focused newspaper called 'Golestan Iran' has been launched in Tehran, owned by Assef Nakhaei and led by Engineer Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara. The initiative…
Earth Conference Concludes with Approval of Program - 2002-09-05
The Earth Conference concluded with a program aimed at reducing poverty and promoting environmental sustainability, supported by nearly 200 countries. The program includes commitments to…
Colin Powell's Visit to Angola and Gabon - 2002-09-05
Colin Powell is visiting Angola and Gabon to discuss peace efforts and environmental protection. He met with leaders from both countries to address these issues.…
New Report from Bosnian Serb Government Denies 1995 Srebrenica Massacre
The Bosnian Serb government has released a report denying the occurrence of the Srebrenica massacre, claiming that only two thousand Muslim soldiers were killed instead…
Cambodian Prime Minister Warns About World Bank Credit Payments - 2002-09-03
The Cambodian Prime Minister has warned that the reintegration program for soldiers will be suspended if the World Bank fails to provide promised funds. This…
Russia Warns Against US Military Attack on Iraq - 2002-09-03
Russia has issued a warning against a potential US military attack on Iraq, arguing it would destabilize the region. International leaders, including those from South…
Time Magazine Reports U.S. Secretary of State Frustrated - 2002-09-02
Time magazine reports that U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is frustrated with internal policy disagreements and is considering resigning at the end of President…
Mbeki Calls for an Actionable Plan to Combat Poverty
Thabo Mbeki, the South African President, urged global leaders at the Earth Summit to develop a practical plan to address poverty and land degradation. The…
Tony Blair Asked to Clarify Iraq Threat to the British Public - 2002-09-01
Duncan Smith, leader of the Conservative Party, has called on PM Tony Blair to explain the threat Iraq poses to Britain to gain public support…
Kofi Annan and Thabo Mbeki Promised to Protect Future Generations of Earth - 2002-09-01
Kofi Annan and Thabo Mbeki pledged to protect future generations of Earth during a visit to a significant fossil site in South Africa. Their commitment…
Russia Plans to Ratify the 1997 Kyoto Global Treaty
Russia is planning to ratify the 1997 Kyoto treaty on global warming, with several government organizations involved in the final review process. This announcement comes…