November 2003
Prominent Opposition Figure in Georgia Becomes Acting President - 2003-11-24
Nino Burdzhanadze has been appointed as the acting president of Georgia following a shift in political alliances. She was previously a supporter of the former…
People of Croatia Cast Their Votes in Parliamentary Elections Today - 2003-11-23
Croatia is holding parliamentary elections today, with the nationalist Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) and the ruling Social Democratic Party in a close race. Public dissatisfaction…
International Monetary Fund Approves $250 Million Payment to African Country Kenya
The IMF has approved a $250 million aid package to Kenya, lifting a three-year ban due to previous corruption concerns. This decision reflects Kenya's new…
Bush: Building the Wall May Harm Middle East Peace Talks - 2003-11-20
President Bush criticized Israel's construction of a wall around the West Bank, stating it could harm peace talks in the Middle East. He urged Israel…
Israel's Action of Building a Barrier Harms Middle East Peace Negotiations - 2003-11-19
President Bush criticized Israel's construction of a barrier around the West Bank, stating it could jeopardize peace negotiations in the Middle East. He urged Israel…
Manila International Airport Situation Returns to Normal - 2003-11-08
The situation at Manila International Airport stabilized after security forces neutralized two armed men who seized the control tower. The attackers aimed to highlight government…
European Commission Warns Ten Future EU Members
The European Commission has issued a warning to ten countries set to join the EU, urging them to improve compliance with EU regulations. Poland faces…
Kenyan Government's Decision for Public Officials to Declare Their Wealth - 2003-11-05
The Kenyan government has mandated that public officials declare their wealth to combat corruption, a move praised by Transparency International. This initiative is part of…
15% Increase in Prostitutes in Tehran - 2003-11-02
There has been a 15% increase in the number of prostitutes and runaway girls in Tehran in the first half of the year, with the…