May 2003
Guide to Searching Past Content on VOA Persian Website - 2003-05-31
The article provides a guide for users on how to effectively search for past content on the VOA Persian website. It outlines the functionality of…
Fifteen Iraqi Police Arrested in Secret Ba'ath Party Meeting by American Forces - 2003-05-31
Fifteen Iraqi police officers were arrested by American forces during a secret meeting of the dissolved Ba'ath Party. The operation was reported by Bernard Kerik,…
President Bush: America Needs Allies' Help to Combat Diseases, Poverty, and Hunger Worldwide - 2003-05-31
President Bush called for international cooperation to combat terrorism and address global issues like diseases, poverty, and hunger in his weekly address. He emphasized the…
Fleeing Cow Causes Closure of Yemen's Parliament
A cow escaping from a butcher led to the emergency closure of Yemen's Parliament after injuring a Russian tourist. The incident highlights traditional practices in…
Increased U.S. Efforts to Find Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq - 2003-05-31
The U.S. is intensifying its search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, which has been unsuccessful so far. A large team of experts will…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: The First Joint Ceremony of Catholic and Protestant Churches - 2003-05-30
The first joint ceremony of Catholic and Protestant churches commenced in Berlin with a celebration. This event highlights the collaboration between different Christian denominations. It…
Seven New Cases of SARS Reported in China - 2003-05-30
China has reported seven new cases of SARS, including one death, while Canada has revised its case numbers upward due to a broader definition of…
Knowledge and Society: What Did the Conquerors of Everest Need to Conquer the Roof of the World?
The article discusses the necessities and dangers faced by climbers who conquered Everest. Mansour Farasioon provides insights into their experiences in a Voice of America…
Annular Solar Eclipse on May 30, 2003 - Adib Astronomy Education Center
An annular solar eclipse will occur on May 30, 2003, and will be broadcast live by the Adib Astronomy Education Center. It will be partially…
Tony Blair's Visit to British Soldiers in Iraq - 2003-05-29
Tony Blair became the first Western leader to visit Iraq post-war, meeting with soldiers and discussing reconstruction efforts. His visit comes amid ongoing violence, with…
U.S. Forces Attack Palestinian Authority Political Representation Office in Baghdad - 2003-05-29
U.S. forces raided the Palestinian Authority's office in Baghdad, detaining at least eight individuals, including a diplomat, and seizing weapons. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
Knowledge and Society: The Summit of Everest 50 Years Ago - 2003-05-28
The article discusses the 50th anniversary of the first successful ascent of Mount Everest, highlighting its significance in the context of human achievement alongside the…
An Inside Look: U.S. Defense Secretary's Remarks on Iran - 2003-05-28
The article discusses the recent remarks made by the U.S. Secretary of Defense about Iran and highlights the increasing focus of American media on Iranian…
Suspect in Recent Deadly Bombings in Casablanca Dies in Custody - 2003-05-28
The suspect in the recent bombings in Casablanca has died in custody from health issues. The bombings resulted in the deaths of 43 individuals, including…
UN Representative in Iraq: The Priority is Establishing Order and Law in the Country - 2003-05-28
The UN Special Representative in Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello, emphasizes the need for law and order in Iraq as he prepares to engage with…
North Korea Faces Famine Again - 2003-05-28
North Korea is facing a potential famine due to reduced international food aid linked to its nuclear program disputes with the U.S. and South Korea.…
The People of North Korea Face a Severe Struggle Against Hunger and Death - 2003-05-27
The Caritas charity warns that North Korea is on the brink of a deadly famine due to reduced foreign aid linked to its nuclear program.…
Witness Report: America Aims to Shake the Mullah Regime - 2003-05-26
During Kamal Kharrazi's visit, he was interviewed by journalists for Figaro, highlighting U.S. intentions to destabilize the Iranian regime. This is significant as it reflects…
An Inside Look: Interview with Professor Abrahamian - 2003-05-26
The article features an interview with Professor Ervand Abrahamian discussing American media narratives regarding Iran's relationship with Al-Qaeda. This is significant as it sheds light…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The Cannes Film Festival Concludes
The Cannes Film Festival has concluded its 56th edition in southern France. The event is significant in the film industry and attracts global attention. The…
On This Day, May 26: Star Wars Film Released
On May 26, 1977, George Lucas released the first Star Wars film, marking a significant moment in cinematic history. This event is noteworthy as it…
Knowledge and Society: International Tobacco Control Treaty - 2003-05-26
The United Nations has adopted an International Tobacco Control Treaty, raising hopes for the eradication of tobacco addiction. Tobacco addiction currently claims five million lives…
American Administrator Visits Southern Cities of Iraq - 2003-05-26
Paul Bremer, the American administrator of Iraq, visited southern cities to evaluate reconstruction efforts and aid programs. His visit included a stop at Umm Qasr,…
Israel Approves Peace Roadmap with Palestinians - 2003-05-26
Israel's cabinet has approved a peace roadmap with the Palestinians for the first time, indicating a willingness to consider a Palestinian state. However, there are…
Interview with Bob Lundzski, Young American Writer - 2003-05-26
The article features an interview with Bob Lundzski, a young American writer knowledgeable about Iranian literature, who has dedicated his new book to Dr. Manouchehr…
Report Shahid: US-France Relations - 2003-05-25
The article discusses the state of relations between the United States and France as reported by a Voice of America correspondent in Paris, highlighting insights…
The possession of automatic and heavy weapons will be illegal in Iraq from June 14
The U.S. occupying forces in Iraq have declared that possession of automatic and heavy weapons will be illegal starting June 14, with a 14-day amnesty…
Israeli Cabinet Approves Peace Roadmap with Palestinians
The Israeli Cabinet has approved a U.S.-backed peace roadmap for the Palestinians, marking a significant endorsement for the establishment of a Palestinian state. Prime Minister…
Nesrin Mahdavi Report: German Interior Minister Criticizes National Security Officials' Activities
German Interior Minister Otto Schily has expressed criticism of the Iranian national security officials regarding their efforts in the fight against terrorism. This criticism highlights…
Paul Bremer Visits Southern Iraq to Review Reconstruction and Relief Efforts - 2003-05-25
Paul Bremer is in southern Iraq to evaluate reconstruction and relief efforts, particularly at the port of Umm Qasr. American contractors are working to enhance…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The Last Day of the Cannes International Festival
The Cannes International Festival concluded today, with reports indicating that two films from Afghanistan and Iran received side awards. This highlights the recognition of Afghan…
No New SARS Cases Reported in Hong Kong - May 25, 2003
Hong Kong has not seen new SARS cases since March, while Canada reports a rise in infections. Taiwan experiences a decrease in cases, and China…
Matrix Reloaded, A Virtual Revolution in the Making - 2003-05-24
The article discusses the cultural impact and philosophical implications of the film 'Matrix Reloaded,' highlighting its eclectic influences and potential for cult following. The author…
Security Advisory from the U.S. Embassy in France to American Citizens - 2003-05-24
The U.S. Embassy in France has issued a security advisory urging American citizens to remain cautious of possible terrorist threats. This advisory highlights ongoing security…
Red Gold by Jafar Panahi Wins Special Jury Prize at Cannes
Jafar Panahi's film Red Gold has been awarded the Special Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. This recognition highlights Panahi's significant contributions to cinema…
Reopening of the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia - 2003-05-24
The US Embassy in Saudi Arabia is set to reopen after being closed due to credible threats of a terrorist attack. This follows recent bombings…
Three More Arrested in Connection with Suicide Bombings in Casablanca - 2003-05-24
Three more individuals have been arrested in Morocco related to the recent suicide bombings in Casablanca that killed over forty people. The Moroccan authorities are…
Israeli Soldiers Kill Fully Armed Palestinian Man - 2003-05-24
Israeli soldiers shot and killed a fully armed Palestinian man attempting to cross from Gaza into Israel, amidst ongoing efforts by world leaders to promote…
Canadian Health Officials Report Potential SARS Cases in 20 Individuals - 2003-05-24
Canadian health officials have indicated that at least 20 individuals may be infected with SARS, raising concerns about a potential resurgence of the disease in…
Travel Restrictions to Hong Kong Lifted - 2003-05-23
The World Health Organization has lifted travel restrictions to Hong Kong and Guangdong due to a decreased risk of SARS, bringing relief to the local…
Calendar Day, May 22: President Nixon's Visit to Moscow and His Meeting with Leonid Brezhnev - 2003-05-23
On May 22, President Nixon visited Moscow and met with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. This meeting was significant in the context of U.S.-Soviet relations during…
Interview with Dariush Homayoun Regarding the Call for the Formation of a Coalition Council - 2003-05-22
Dariush Homayoun discusses the initiative to create a coalition council to support freedom fighters in Iran. This effort seeks to gather various resources to bolster…
Severe earthquake near Algiers claims at least 770 lives - 2003-05-22
A severe earthquake near Algiers has resulted in at least 770 deaths and over 5,000 injuries. Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia indicated that the death toll…
Report Shahid: Iran in Today's French Press - 2003-05-21
A special correspondent from Voice of America provides an overview of the latest news regarding Iran as reported by French media. This report highlights the…
Report from the United States Congress: Bill Known as Democracy for Iran by Two American Senators - 2003-05-21
Two American senators held a press conference to announce a bill aimed at promoting democracy in Iran. This initiative reflects ongoing U.S. interest in Iranian…
Persian Localization of Windows Computers - 2003-05-21
The article discusses the challenges of localizing Windows computers to support the Persian language, highlighting Microsoft's inadequate support for a Persian Unicode standard. It provides…
Iraqi Politicians' Conference Postponed by One Month
The Iraqi politicians' conference aimed at forming an interim government has been postponed to mid-July due to U.S. dissatisfaction with the current political council's representation.…
Bush Sends Message to Cubans on Independence Day - 2003-05-21
President Bush delivered a radio message to Cubans on their Independence Day, expressing hope for equal rights for Cubans and condemning dictators in the Americas.…
If You Cannot See the Persian Characters on the Persian Voice of America Website
The article provides instructions for users who cannot see Persian characters on the Voice of America Persian website. It specifies that users of Microsoft Internet…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Rise of Diversity at This Year's Cannes Festival - 2003-05-20
The Cannes International Film Festival is experiencing a shift in attitude towards Hollywood films, which are now seen as fashionable rather than dismissed. This change…
How to Combat the Spread of SARS? - 2003-05-20
Health officials from several countries affected by SARS emphasize the need for collaboration to combat the disease effectively. Taiwan is currently experiencing a rapid spread…
Under the Microscope: Statement by 117 Iranian Political Activists, Protests Against US Presence in Iraq - 2003-05-20
A group of 117 Iranian political activists has issued a statement protesting against the US presence in Iraq, reflecting a broader sentiment among Iranians for…
Bush: Despite Recent Bombings, the U.S. Has Achieved Successes in the War on Terror - 2003-05-20
President Bush claims that the U.S. has made progress in the war on terror despite recent bombings and increasing domestic criticism. He points to the…
Under the Microscope: American Officials' Statements Regarding Al-Qaeda Presence in Iran - 2003-05-19
The article discusses American officials' claims about the presence of Al-Qaeda leaders in Iran and features a response from Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh. It also…
Life and Progress in America: The History of Nursing in the U.S. - 2003-05-19
The article discusses the historical context of nursing as a career option for women in America, highlighting a shift from limited opportunities to a current…
Science and Society: Warning from the World Health Organization - 2003-05-19
The World Health Organization has issued a warning about the potential emergence of deadly infectious diseases in the current century. If the world fails to…
Los Angeles Report: Conversation with Assyrians Residing in California - 2003-05-19
A special correspondent from Voice of America interviewed Assyrians in Southern California who participated in demonstrations. The discussions highlight the concerns and experiences of the…
At least 30 suspects arrested in connection with Morocco bombings - 2003-05-19
At least 30 suspects have been arrested in Morocco following bombings linked to Al-Qaeda that killed 41 people. The Moroccan Interior Minister announced progress in…
Report Shahid: Interview with Dr. Hooshang Nahavandi about his new book - 2003-05-18
Dr. Hooshang Nahavandi has published a new book discussing the power transition in Iran during the revolution. The book, titled 'Confidential Notes: The Fall and…
The Leader of the Catholics Turns 83
Pope John Paul II celebrated his 83rd birthday at a ceremony in the Vatican, where he elevated four individuals to sainthood. The event drew tens…
Knowledge and Society: The Emergence of a New Latin Language Culture - 2003-05-18
A new Latin dictionary has been created with Vatican assistance, adapting the ancient language for modern use. Mansour Farasioon discusses this development and the concept…
Paul Bremer Visits Mosul in Northern Iraq - 2003-05-18
Paul Bremer visited Mosul to discuss public service establishment amidst ongoing challenges in Iraq. U.S. military officials report that government employees are being paid, while…
Knowledge and Society: Preventing the Risk of Venice Sinking - 2003-05-17
The article discusses the risks facing Venice due to rising sea levels and the efforts to prevent the city from sinking. Mansour Farasioon, a reporter…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Cannes Festival - 2003-05-17
The Cannes Film Festival took place, featuring a variety of films and international filmmakers. Nazi Baghlari reported on the highlights and significance of the festival…
At least 40 killed in suicide attacks in Casablanca - 2003-05-17
A series of suicide bombings in Casablanca, Morocco, resulted in at least 40 deaths and nearly 60 injuries, with attacks targeting a Jewish community center,…
Attempts to Disrupt the Three-Day Seminar of Isfahan Universities and Medical Sciences - 2003-05-17
There are ongoing attempts to disrupt a three-day seminar organized by universities in Isfahan, which includes medical sciences. Ali Sadighi, an organizer, discusses these efforts…
Expulsion of Approximately Thirty Thousand Ba'athists Loyal to the Overthrown Regime of Saddam Hussein - 2003-05-16
Paul Bremer has expelled around thirty thousand Ba'athists from the future Iraqi government, aiming to eliminate the party's influence. This move acknowledges the potential challenges…
Report by Shahid: Reflection of Mohammad Khatami's Trip to Lebanon and Syria in French-Language Publications in the Region - 2003-05-16
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami visited Lebanon and Syria, and this trip was covered by French-language publications in the region. The report highlights the significance of…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The 56th Cannes Film Festival - 2003-05-16
The 56th Cannes Film Festival opened with the film 'Fanfare' amid global concerns including SARS, public strikes in France, and the Iraq crisis. The festival…
About 90% of the World's Large Fish Have Disappeared in the Last Half Century
A study reveals that 90% of large fish in the oceans have vanished in the past 50 years due to overfishing. The research highlights the…
British Forces Hand Over Control of Umm Qasr to Local Authorities - 2003-05-15
British forces have officially handed over control of Umm Qasr to local authorities, marking a significant step in post-war governance. Concurrently, U.S. forces arrested hundreds…
Former President of Argentina Withdraws from Upcoming Presidential Election
Carlos Menem, former President of Argentina, has withdrawn from the presidential race, allowing rival Nestor Kirchner to take the lead. This decision follows criticisms from…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Iranian Winner of Tribeca Festival - 2003-05-15
An Iranian documentary titled 'The Trial' won the Best Feature Documentary award at the first Tribeca Festival. The filmmaker, Muslim Mansouri, is currently working on…
Report Shahid: Islamic Republic Espionage in France - 2003-05-14
A French security organization has accused an Iranian individual in Paris of spying for the Islamic Republic of Iran. The case is being handled by…
Bomb Explosion in a Court in Southern Sana'a, Capital of Yemen - 2003-05-14
A bomb exploded in a court in southern Yemen, injuring a judge and four others. The bombing occurred shortly after a man was sentenced to…
Paul McCartney's Diary Returned
Paul McCartney's stolen diary was returned to him by two Italian sisters who had stolen it twenty years ago. They waited outside his hotel after…
Voice of America Reporter Visits Mahawi Village Near Mass Grave - 2003-05-14
A Voice of America reporter visited Mahawi village where a mass grave containing thousands of bodies from Saddam Hussein's regime was discovered. Local residents are…
On This Day, May 13: Chicago's Mayor - An African American - 2003-05-13
On May 13, 1983, Chicago elected its first African American mayor, marking a significant milestone in American politics. This event is notable for its representation…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Avian Influenza in Germany - 2003-05-13
The European Union has banned the export of chicken meat and eggs from North Rhine-Westphalia due to concerns over avian influenza. This decision is part…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Disappearance of a German Tourist in Algeria - 2003-05-13
A German tourist has gone missing in southern Algeria coinciding with the visit of the German Foreign Minister. There is currently no information about the…
Interview with Amir Taheri, Writer, Political Analyst, and Journalist - 2003-05-13
Amir Taheri discusses the media coverage of the Geneva negotiations between Iran and the United States in an interview with Farah Jahangiri. This conversation highlights…
Los Angeles Report: The Situation of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran in Iraq - 2003-05-12
The article discusses the situation of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran in Iraq as reported by Mohammad Qods Razavi. It includes insights from two…
Ban on Participation in Classes at the University of California Lifted for Students from SARS-affected Countries
The University of California, Berkeley, has lifted restrictions for 80 students from SARS-affected countries to attend summer classes, while still preventing over 400 others from…
Life and Progress in America: Duties of the Teacher of the Year in America - 2003-05-12
Ms. Betsy Rogers, named Teacher of the Year, is advocating for continuous education for teachers through her travels across America and internationally. This initiative highlights…
Life and Progress in America: Introduction of the 2003 Teacher of the Year - 2003-05-11
The article introduces Ms. Betsy Rogers as the 2003 Teacher of the Year in the United States, highlighting her achievements and contributions to education. This…
Science and Society: Why Do Some Planets Have Short Lifespans?
Astronomers have found a planet that is quickly diminishing and may soon vanish. Mansour Farasioon discusses the reasons behind the short lifespans of certain planets.…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Tribeca Festival Concludes - 2003-05-11
The Tribeca Film Festival in New York is concluding with an awards ceremony for outstanding documentary and narrative films. This event highlights the achievements in…
Report Shahid: International Security and Nuclear Energy Related to the Islamic Republic of Iran - 2003-05-11
The report focuses on the implications of Iran's nuclear energy program on international security. It involves the Islamic Republic of Iran and highlights concerns from…
Discovery of Laboratory Equipment Likely Used in 2001 Terrorist Attacks in the U.S.
American detectives discovered laboratory equipment in Maryland that may have been used in the 2001 anthrax attacks that killed five people. A former Army researcher,…
Los Angeles Report: New Medical Insights - 2003-05-10
A special correspondent from Voice of America interviewed Dr. Azizollah Kermalu about new medical insights. The discussion is divided into two parts, highlighting recent developments…
American Officials Say Mujahedin-e Khalq Agreed to Surrender Their Weapons - 2003-05-10
American officials announced that the Mujahedin-e Khalq, an armed group opposed to the Iranian regime, agreed to surrender their weapons following negotiations. This development is…
Interview with Dr. Masoud Khatami on Significant Advances in Genetics - 2003-05-10
Dr. Masoud Khatami discusses advancements in genetics, questioning if humanity is nearing the ability to create superior and customized beings. This conversation highlights the ethical…
Taliban Gunmen Attack American Soldiers - 2003-05-10
On May 10, 2003, Taliban gunmen attacked American and Afghan soldiers near Khost, resulting in one American soldier injured and one Afghan soldier killed. This…
An American General in Iraq Initiated Negotiations for the Disarmament of the Mujahedin-e Khalq - 2003-05-10
An American general has started negotiations for the disarmament of the Mujahedin-e Khalq in Iraq, a group recognized as terrorist by the U.S. government. The…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Afghan Film Without Budget at Tribeca Film Festival - 2003-05-09
The article discusses the screening of the Afghan film 'Niloofar in the Rain' by director Homayoun Karimpour at the Tribeca Film Festival, highlighting its production…
High-ranking Counter-Terrorism Official in France: Al-Qaeda is Finished - 2003-05-09
A French counter-terrorism official has announced that Al-Qaeda has been defeated. This statement reflects the ongoing efforts and successes in combating terrorism. The declaration is…
Most Americans Believe Social Maturity Begins at Age 26 - 2003-05-09
A study reveals that most Americans believe social maturity starts at age 26, highlighting a shift in societal expectations regarding education and family formation. This…
Los Angeles Report: The Massacre of Iraqi Kurds Classified as Genocide - 2003-05-08
The article discusses the classification of the massacre of Iraqi Kurds by Saddam Hussein as genocide, particularly highlighting the use of chemical weapons in Halabja.…
Under the Microscope: Report of the Parliamentary Investigation Committee on IRIB, Iran Ready to Expand Relations with the U.S.
The Iranian Parliament's Investigation Committee has reported financial misconduct within the IRIB. In response to a letter from 145 MPs, Kamal Kharrazi has indicated that…
Report Shahid: Anniversary of Israel's Establishment and Reaction of Hamas Leader - 2003-05-08
The Israeli government is marking its fifty-fifth anniversary, prompting interviews with Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the leader of Hamas. This event highlights ongoing tensions in the…
Knowledge and Society: The Use of Genetic Science in Combating Crimes and Offenses - 2003-05-08
The article discusses the shift from traditional fingerprinting to DNA analysis in crime fighting, highlighting its effectiveness in solving police cases. Mansour Farasioon from Voice…
Science and Society: Discovery of the Genetic Map of Anthrax Bacteria - 2003-05-07
American scientists have mapped the genetic structure of anthrax bacteria, which poses a threat as a potential biological weapon for terrorists. This discovery could lead…
Calendar Day, May 7: The United States Cuts Relations with the Revolutionary Government of Iran - 2003-05-07
On May 7, 1980, the U.S. cut political ties with Iran due to the hostage crisis initiated by students who took over the U.S. embassy…
Witness Report: Interview with Mehrdad Khansari - 2003-05-06
Mehrdad Khansari, a political analyst in the UK, met with colleagues in France to announce a new cross-organizational front. This gathering signifies a potential shift…
In Honor of Walter Sisulu's Passing, Flags Across South Africa are Half-Mast
Walter Sisulu, a key figure in the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, passed away at the age of 90, prompting national mourning with flags at…
U.S. State Department Warns Americans Traveling to the Middle East - 2003-05-06
The U.S. State Department has issued a warning to Americans traveling to the Middle East, citing ongoing threats of terrorism despite the end of major…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Discontent Among Turkmen in Kirkuk - 2003-05-06
Turkmen in Kirkuk are expressing dissatisfaction with the local councils' performance. This issue highlights ethnic tensions in Iraq, particularly among the Turkmen community. Understanding these…
Pentagon: The Discovered Truck May Have Been a Mobile Laboratory in Iraq - 2003-05-06
Pentagon officials announced that a truck seized by U.S. forces may have been a mobile lab for producing chemical and biological weapons in Iraq. While…
Report Witness: Interview with Reza Moieni from Reporters Without Borders - 2003-05-05
Reporters Without Borders celebrated World Press Freedom Day, marking its thirteenth anniversary. The interview with Reza Moieni highlights the role of Iranian officials in international…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Food Transfer to Iraq - 2003-05-05
The World Food Organization is sending essential food supplies to Iraq to avert severe food shortages and hunger. This initiative is crucial for addressing the…
Calendar Day, May 5: The Death of General Douglas MacArthur - 2003-05-05
On May 5, 1964, General Douglas MacArthur, a prominent military leader, died. His legacy and contributions to military strategy are significant in historical contexts. This…
Pope John Paul II Returns to the Vatican - 2003-05-05
Pope John Paul II returned to the Vatican following a mass in Madrid where he announced new saints. The event was significant due to the…
Calendar Day, May 4: Japanese Balloon Explosion on American Soil - 2003-05-04
On May 4, 1945, a Japanese unmanned balloon exploded in Lakeview, Oregon, resulting in the deaths of an American woman and three children. This incident…
French Foreign Minister's Remarks on Human Rights in Iran - 2003-05-04
Ali Kashtgar criticized French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin's comments on human rights in Iran, arguing they are driven by economic motives. This exchange highlights…
Life and Progress in America: Holocaust Museum - 2003-05-04
The article discusses the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., which documents the genocide committed by the Nazis. It highlights the importance of remembering these historical…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Role of the World Bank and IMF in the Reconstruction of Iraq - 2003-05-04
Nazi Baghlari reports on the involvement of the World Bank and IMF in Iraq's reconstruction efforts following the 2003 invasion. This highlights the international financial…
Ten Malaysian Crew Members Suspected of SARS Hospitalized in Hong Kong - 2003-05-04
Ten crew members of a Malaysian cargo ship showing SARS symptoms were hospitalized in Hong Kong but later cleared of the virus. The ship was…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Ismail Khoei (Part One and Two) - 2003-05-04
Ismail Khoei, a notable figure, visited California to engage with the Iranian community at the University of California. He participated in an interview addressing various…
Witness Report: Who Killed Daniel Pearl? - 2003-05-04
A new book exploring the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl has been released in France and is gaining popularity. The report highlights the book's content…
Twenty Thousand People Protest Against the King of Nepal - 2003-05-04
A large protest involving twenty thousand people took place in Kathmandu against King Gyanendra of Nepal, organized by five political groups seeking democratic reforms. The…
Science and Society: New Drug to Combat Alzheimer's Disease - 2003-05-04
A new drug for Alzheimer's disease is set to be released soon, aiming to slow its rapid progression in severe stages. This development is reported…
Los Angeles Report: Outstanding Iranian Students and Scholars in America - 2003-05-03
A group of exceptional Iranian students and scholars in the U.S. received recognition from an academic association in Southern California. This event highlights the achievements…
Pope John Paul II's Visit to Spain - 2003-05-03
Pope John Paul II visited Madrid, Spain, where he called for global peace and is set to canonize five priests. The visit is marked by…
Release of Dozens of Hostages from American Oil Platforms in Nigerian Coastal Waters - 2003-05-03
Dozens of hostages taken by striking workers from American oil platforms in Nigeria have been released after a two-week standoff. The release followed an agreement…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: René Magritte Art Exhibition in Paris - 2003-05-03
Nazi Baghlari reports on a significant exhibition of René Magritte's artworks in Paris. The exhibition showcases the works of a renowned surrealist painter, highlighting his…
Low Voter Turnout in Nigeria Elections - 2003-05-03
Nigeria's local elections saw a notably low voter turnout, with many polling stations empty, particularly in Lagos. Despite a lack of violence during the voting,…
Deployment of Multinational Forces to Establish Stability in Iraq Soon - 2003-05-03
The Polish Foreign Minister announced that the first group of multinational forces will be deployed in Iraq by the end of May 2003, as part…
Earthquake Warning Computer System - 2003-05-03
American scientists have created a computer system that can warn people about earthquakes 40 seconds in advance, giving them time to seek shelter. This system,…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Iraqi Refugees of Iranian Descent at the Jordan Border - 2003-05-02
The UNHCR has urged Jordan to permit entry for 40 Iraqi refugees of Iranian descent stranded at the Iraq-Jordan border. This situation highlights the ongoing…
Report by Shahid: A French Journalist's Journey to Iran - 2003-05-02
A French journalist traveled to Iran during Nowruz to investigate the country's economic, social, and political conditions. His findings were published in May, and a…
Survivors of Turkey Earthquake Clash with Police - 2003-05-02
A powerful earthquake in southeastern Turkey has resulted in at least 115 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Survivors are frustrated with the slow rescue efforts…
Science and Society: The Fall of a 600-Kilogram Scientific Satellite in the Pacific Ocean - 2003-05-02
A scientific satellite weighing 600 kilograms, launched by Italy and the Netherlands seven years ago, has fallen into the Pacific Ocean. The incident raises concerns…
Clashes Between German Police and Stone-Throwing Protesters on May Day - 2003-05-01
On May Day, clashes erupted in Germany between police and stone-throwing protesters, resulting in around one hundred arrests. While many countries celebrated peacefully, Germany's history…
Bus Accident into a Large Water Reservoir in South Africa - 2003-05-01
A passenger bus in South Africa fell into a large water reservoir, resulting in at least 51 fatalities and 10 survivors being hospitalized. The bus…
French Foreign Minister: The International Community Should Move Beyond Diplomatic Disputes
French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin calls for the international community to prioritize peace over diplomatic disputes regarding Iraq. He emphasizes France's readiness to aid…
The President of Pakistan says Osama bin Laden may be hiding along the mountainous border of Pakistan and Afghanistan - 2003-05-01
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf indicated that Osama bin Laden may be hiding in the mountainous border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan. He noted that bin…
Los Angeles Report: Signing of Agreement Between the U.S. and Mexico to Strengthen Border Relations - 2003-05-01
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge and Mexican Secretary Santiago Creel signed an agreement aimed at strengthening border relations. This event highlights ongoing cooperation…