June 2002
Palestinians' Reaction to President Bush's Remarks - 2002-06-28
Palestinian officials reacted angrily to President Bush's criticism of Yasser Arafat and threats to cut U.S. aid if corrupt leaders are not removed. Meanwhile, Israeli…
Second Son of Kim Dae-jung Appears Before Prosecutors
Kim Hong-up, the second son of former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, appeared for questioning regarding a corruption scandal involving money laundering and influence peddling.…
Under the Microscope: The Impact of the June 18, 2002 Suicide Bombing on Bush's Efforts to Establish an Independent Palestinian State - 2002-06-18
The article discusses the implications of a suicide bombing on U.S. President Bush's initiatives for a Palestinian state. Alireza Noorizadeh addresses how such violence hampers…
Kim Hong-ap Summoned to Court - 2002-06-17
Kim Hong-ap, the second son of South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, has been summoned to court regarding a corruption scandal involving influence in business contracts…
The 30th Anniversary of the Watergate Scandal - 2002-06-17
The Watergate scandal, which began 30 years ago, involved the break-in at the Democratic National Committee's office by Republican operatives, leading to Richard Nixon's resignation.…
Andersen Accounting Firm Convicted - 2002-06-16
The Arthur Andersen accounting firm was found guilty by a Texas jury for obstructing justice by shredding documents related to Enron's bankruptcy. This case highlights…
Bali Conference Ends Without Results - 2002-06-07
The Bali conference focused on poverty reduction and environmental protection but ended without any agreements. Approximately 6,000 representatives attended, with U.S. conditions on aid being…
George Tenet's Negotiation with Yasser Arafat - 2002-06-04
George Tenet met with Yasser Arafat to discuss peace negotiations and reforms in the Palestinian Authority, following his talks with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.…