June 2002
Evacuation Operations of a German Ship in the Southern Ocean Temporarily Halted
A severe storm has temporarily halted the evacuation of a German ship trapped in the Southern Ocean. The South African ship Agulhas has rescued 71…
FBI Director Thanks American Muslim Group - 2002-06-29
FBI Director Robert Mueller expressed gratitude to an American Muslim group for their support in counter-terrorism efforts, particularly in providing translators. Despite controversy surrounding his…
Science and Society: A Pregnant Woman Who Wanted to Photograph Her Own Childbirth
The article discusses a pregnant woman's desire to document her childbirth and the implications of a court ruling that removes the mention of God from…
Science and Society: Discovery of a Strange Fish in Maryland - 2002-06-29
A strange fish has been discovered in a Maryland lake, prompting state natural resource officers to mobilize for its removal due to its predatory nature…
Tokyo Team of VOA Persian - June 28, 2002
The Persian section team of Voice of America was in Tokyo to cover the 2002 World Cup, led by Ahmad Baharloo. They captured numerous photographs…
Award for Voice of America for Resistance Against State Department Pressure - 2002-06-28
Voice of America's news director received an award for resisting U.S. State Department pressure to suppress an interview with Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar. The…
Kofi Annan: The Canada Summit Could Be a Turning Point for Africa - 2002-06-28
Kofi Annan highlighted the potential of the G8 summit in Canada to significantly impact Africa's future. He stressed the importance of commitments from African leaders…
US Reaction to Fidel Castro's Threat - June 28, 2002
The US responded to Fidel Castro's threat to close the US Interests Section in Havana, warning it would negatively impact the Cuban people. Castro accused…
Israeli Attack on Palestinian Security Building in Hebron Continues - 2002-06-27
Israeli forces are continuing their assault on a Palestinian security building in Hebron, threatening to cut off utilities if occupants do not surrender. Over 130…
North Korean Woman Seeks Political Asylum at South Korean Diplomatic Mission in Beijing - 2002-06-27
A 24-year-old North Korean woman has sought political asylum at the South Korean diplomatic mission in Beijing, though details of her entry remain undisclosed. This…
Announcement of Candidates for the Adidas Golden Ball - 2002-06-27
FIFA and Adidas have announced 10 nominees for the Golden Ball award for the 2002 World Cup, which will honor the tournament's most valuable player.…
Fidel Castro Threatens to Close U.S. Interests Office in Havana - 2002-06-27
Fidel Castro has threatened to shut down the U.S. Interests Office in Havana due to perceived violations of Cuban sovereignty by Washington. This statement comes…
Knowledge and Society: Repairing Damage from Stroke - 2002-06-27
Recent studies indicate that inosine injections can promote nerve growth in the brain, potentially aiding recovery from strokes. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America highlights…
Cuban National Assembly Discusses the Future of the Socialist System Again
The Cuban National Assembly is debating a constitutional amendment that solidifies the socialist system, prompted by a massive petition in support. Opposition leaders view this…
Science and Society: Discovery of Another Asteroid - 2002-06-26
An asteroid passed Earth at an unprecedented close distance, unnoticed until three days later. If it had hit a populated area, it could have caused…
Unprecedented Increase in Home Sales in America - 2002-06-26
In May, new home sales in the U.S. rose by 1.8%, marking a significant positive development for the economy despite declining consumer confidence and stock…
Mousavi Does Not Accept Court Charges - 2002-06-26
Zacarias Moussaoui, the only individual charged in the September 11 attacks, has filed a petition claiming his innocence. He is representing himself in court and…
Knowledge and Society: Resurgence of Certain Diseases Due to Bacterial and Microbial Resistance
The article discusses the resurgence of diseases like tuberculosis due to antibiotic resistance, prompting doctors to limit antibiotic prescriptions for children. A 19-year-old Iranian student…
Iranian Cyclist Carries Message of Peace
Reza Baloochi, an Iranian cyclist, has been on a mission to spread a message of peace through his travels to 44 countries. He plans to…
Dutch Support for South Korea - 2002-06-24
Dutch football fans are rallying behind South Korea in the World Cup semi-finals, particularly because their own team did not qualify. The support is largely…
Syrian Writer Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Habib Saleh, a Syrian pro-democracy writer, has been sentenced to three years in prison for allegedly undermining national unity and opposing the Ba'ath Party. Human…
In Mourning for 'Niu' with the Farah Andouz Family - 2002-06-24
Fereydoun Farah Andouz and his wife Maryam Khamosh mourn the loss of their child Niu in a tragic incident. The Persian section of Voice of…
Flood in the North Caucasus Leaves Thousands Homeless - 2002-06-24
Severe flooding in the North Caucasus has displaced over 55,000 people, resulting in at least 33 confirmed deaths and 180 missing. The Stavropol region is…
Two North Korean Refugees Arrive in South Korea
Two North Korean refugees arrived in South Korea after seeking asylum at the Canadian embassy in China, marking the end of a month-long standoff. A…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Reflection of the World Cup Football Competitions in Afghanistan - 2002-06-23
Nazi Baghlari reports on the enthusiasm of Afghan youth for the World Cup football competitions in Afghanistan. The article highlights the role of sports in…
Arizona Firefighters Attempt to Prevent Two Major Fires from Merging - 2002-06-23
Firefighters in Arizona are working to prevent two large wildfires from merging, which could lead to a more significant disaster. The fires have already destroyed…
An Algerian Man Arrested on Suspicion of Terrorist Connections and Activities in Canada - 2002-06-23
An Algerian man named Adel Toubichi was arrested in Canada on suspicion of involvement in a terrorist plot against the U.S. Embassy in Paris. His…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: European Leaders' Summit and Human Trafficking - 2002-06-23
The summit of EU leaders focused on the pressing issue of human trafficking, concluding discussions aimed at addressing this crisis. Nasrin Mahdavi reports on the…
Suspected Leader of Largest Chinese Criminal Group in Canada Arrested - 2002-06-22
Li Shangxing, a Chinese man accused of leading a major criminal organization in China, has been arrested in Canada. His asylum request was denied, and…
Knowledge and Society: Lung Transplant - 2002-06-22
Mansour Farasioon discusses the complexities surrounding lung transplants, including ethical considerations and the challenges faced by patients with respiratory issues. This topic is significant as…
Two Lebanese Brothers Convicted of Cigarette Smuggling and Assisting Hezbollah
Two Lebanese brothers were convicted in North Carolina for cigarette smuggling and financing Hezbollah. Mohammad Hamoud is notably the first convicted under federal anti-terrorism laws.…
Los Angeles Report: Thirteenth International Conference of the Foundation for Women's Research in Iran - 2002-06-22
The Thirteenth International Conference of the Foundation for Women's Research in Iran took place in Denver, Colorado, honoring poet Zahra Isfahani. The event featured discussions…
The Number of North Korean Refugees in China Reaches 23
Two young North Korean women have sought refuge at the South Korean embassy in Beijing, increasing the total number of North Korean refugees there to…
Report by Shahid: European Union Summit - 2002-06-21
The European Union leaders are set to convene for a two-day summit in Spain starting tomorrow. The report highlights the key discussion topics and their…
Calendar Day, June 21: Anniversary of Daniel Carter Beard's Birth - 2002-06-21
The article marks the anniversary of Daniel Carter Beard's birth, highlighting his key contribution to the establishment of the Boy Scouts movement. This is relevant…
Science and Society: Discovery of Botox - 2002-06-21
Recent research has revealed that Botox, commonly used for cosmetic purposes, is also effective in treating severe headaches like migraines. This information was shared by…
The United Nations Allocates World Refugee Day to Displaced Women and Children
The United Nations is focusing World Refugee Day on the challenges faced by displaced women and children, highlighting that approximately twenty million people are currently…
President Bush to Travel to Africa for the First Time Next Year - 2002-06-21
President Bush announced his first trip to Africa next year, highlighting increased U.S. aid for education and calls for reduced trade barriers. This marks a…
Knowledge and Society: Solo Balloon Journey Around the World - 2002-06-20
American millionaire Steve Fossett is undertaking a solo balloon journey around the world, which some view as a mere wealthy person's adventure. However, the spirit…
American Woman Disappears in Karachi, Pakistan - 2002-06-20
An American woman has gone missing in Karachi, Pakistan, amidst recent violence against U.S. interests. Her disappearance follows a series of attacks, including a bombing…
Arrest of a Colombian Rebel Leader
Carlos Bolas, a leader of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, was arrested in Suriname and extradited to the U.S. for drug trafficking charges. This…
Signing of Military Pact Between Syria and Turkey - 2002-06-20
Turkey and Syria signed a military cooperation pact, indicating an improvement in their historically strained relations. Key military leaders from both countries were involved in…
Iraq Fired at Allied Aircraft - 2002-06-20
Iraq fired at American and British aircraft during an airstrike in northern Iraq, injuring one person. The allied forces retaliated by bombing an Iraqi anti-aircraft…
Selection of Referees for Remaining Matches - 2002-06-20
FIFA has appointed 32 referees for the final matches of the 2002 World Cup, including notable referees from various countries. This selection is significant as…
Dream Team of Football History - 2002-06-19
FIFA announced the results of a poll for the dream football team, highlighting legendary players like Pelé and Maradona. This fictional team represents the aspirations…
Science and Society: Object Transfer via Laser - 2002-06-19
Australian scientists have made a breakthrough in transferring objects using laser technology. This development prompts speculation about the future of instant object transfer, akin to…
Thirteen Arrested in Saudi Arabia - 2002-06-18
Thirteen individuals, including 11 Saudi citizens and two foreigners, were arrested for plotting an attack linked to Al-Qaeda. The suspects aimed to target military facilities…
Familiarity with the U.S. Constitution: Section Fourteen - 2002-06-18
The article discusses Section Fourteen of the U.S. Constitution, highlighting its significance and providing access to an audio report. It is relevant for understanding U.S.…
A New Solar System Discovered - 2002-06-18
A new solar system has been discovered 41 light-years away, featuring a planet similar to Jupiter, which could lead to the identification of habitable planets.…
Ali Sarshar's Reports on the Games - 2002-06-18
Ali Sarshar provides daily reviews of World Cup matches through Voice of America. The audio reports are available for listening and downloading, catering to different…
Science and Society: Brain Activities of Musicians - 2002-06-18
Researchers have compared the brain activities of musicians with those of ordinary people, revealing significant differences. This research also brings humanity closer to understanding the…
China's Government Orders Closure of Internet Cafes
The Chinese government has ordered the closure of all internet cafes in Beijing for three months following a deadly fire that killed 24 people. This…
A German Ship Trapped in the Southern Ocean Northeast of Antarctica - 2002-06-17
A German ship named 'Magdalena Oldendorff' is trapped in the Southern Ocean with over one hundred passengers onboard, including Russian scientists. A South African rescue…
Ireland at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Ireland's football matches during the 2002 World Cup, highlighting their performance against Saudi Arabia, Germany, Cameroon, and Spain. This…
Saudi Arabia at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a brief overview of Saudi Arabia's performance in recent football matches, highlighting losses against Germany, Cameroon, and Ireland. This reflects the challenges…
South Africa Sells Weapons to Libya - 2002-06-17
South Africa has initiated talks with Libya about a potential arms sale, including fighter jets, although the negotiations are in early stages. This development follows…
Costa Rica at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Costa Rica's recent football match results, highlighting their games against Brazil, Turkey, and China. The results indicate a mixed…
Slovenia at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a brief overview of Slovenia's performance in football matches on June 17, 2002, highlighting their losses to Paraguay and South Africa and…
Two More Migrants Seek Refuge at South Korean Embassy in Beijing
Two North Korean women have sought refuge at the South Korean consulate in Beijing, joining a group of over 18 other asylum seekers. This incident…
Cameroon at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Cameroon's performance in a series of football matches, specifically noting their results against Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Ireland. This…
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.…
Frontiers of Knowledge: The Use of Laser in Ophthalmology - 2002-06-17
The article discusses the increasing popularity of laser eye surgery, which boasts a success rate of over 95%. It features an interview with Dr. Bijan…
China at a Glance - 2002-06-17
In a series of international matches, the Chinese national football team faced defeats against Turkey, Brazil, and Costa Rica, with scores of 0-3, 0-4, and…
Endeavour on Its Way Back to Earth - 2002-06-16
The Endeavour spacecraft has detached from the International Space Station and is returning to Earth after an 8-day mission. The crew, which included two Russian…
Sharon Rejects Proposal for a Temporary Palestinian State - 2002-06-16
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has rejected the idea of a temporary Palestinian state until significant reforms are made by Palestinian authorities. This decision comes…
Senegal Creates Surprise in Sunday Matches - 2002-06-16
Senegal's national football team achieved a remarkable victory over Sweden, winning 2-1 and advancing to the quarter-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. This is…
Ban on Priests Convicted of Child Sexual Abuse from Holding Executive Positions in the Catholic Church - 2002-06-15
The U.S. Catholic bishops have decided to ban priests convicted of child sexual abuse from holding executive positions while retaining their priestly status. This decision…
Rolling Stones Singer Receives Knighthood from the Queen of Britain
Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones has been knighted by the Queen of Britain, becoming 'Sir Michael Jagger.' This recognition highlights his significant contributions to…
In Search of the Perpetrators of the Bombing Outside the U.S. Embassy in Karachi - 2002-06-15
A car bomb exploded outside the U.S. Embassy in Karachi, killing 11 and injuring many others. The group Al-Qanoon has claimed responsibility for the attack.…
Hamid Karzai stated that he will govern Afghanistan democratically - 2002-06-15
Hamid Karzai has been elected as the head of Afghanistan's interim government, promising to govern democratically and prioritize support for the U.S.-led war on terrorism.…
Two-Day Negotiations of Eight Industrial Countries Conclude
The foreign ministers of eight major industrial nations concluded their two-day talks in Canada without any progress on a proposed Middle East peace conference. While…
Chinese Police Forcefully Remove North Korean Refugee from South Korean Consulate in Beijing - 2002-06-14
Chinese police forcibly removed a North Korean refugee from the South Korean consulate in Beijing, despite diplomatic protests. This incident highlights tensions surrounding North Korean…
Mass Rally in the Streets of Baku - 2002-06-14
Thousands protested in Baku, Azerbaijan, calling for President Heydar Aliyev's resignation. The rally was organized by multiple political parties and is part of ongoing opposition…
Zacaria Moussaoui Denies Any Connection to September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-06-14
Zacaria Moussaoui, charged in relation to the September 11 attacks, denied any involvement during a court hearing. He claimed his attorney was conspiring with the…
The U.S. Calls on Industrialized Countries to Assist in the Reconstruction of Afghanistan - 2002-06-14
The U.S. has urged industrialized nations to financially support the reconstruction of Afghanistan following years of conflict. Colin Powell emphasized the importance of financial aid…
Castro Leads March of Millions of Cubans in Support of Constitutional Reform - 2002-06-13
Fidel Castro led a massive march in Cuba supporting a constitutional reform that solidifies the socialist system. This event follows a petition by pro-democracy dissidents…
Turkey 3, China 0 - June 13, 2002
Turkey defeated China 3-0, allowing them to advance in the tournament, aided by Costa Rica's loss. Brazil also progressed by beating Costa Rica 5-2. This…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with the Iranian Ambassador to Afghanistan - 2002-06-13
The Iranian Ambassador to Afghanistan, Mohammad Ibrahim Taherian, discusses Iran-Afghanistan relations in an interview with Voice of America. This dialogue highlights the diplomatic engagement between…
African Religious Leaders' Seminar on AIDS Concludes
A seminar of African religious leaders on AIDS concluded with commitments to combat stigma and support affected children. The meeting included 120 clerics from various…
Brazil 5, Costa Rica 2 - 2002-06-13
Brazil defeated Costa Rica 5-2 in the World Cup, advancing to the next round. Turkey also advanced after beating China 3-0. This match highlights Brazil's…
French Police Arrest 5 on Suspicion of Terrorist Links
French police arrested five individuals suspected of having ties to terrorists linked to Richard Reid, who attempted to blow up a plane. The suspects include…
Science and Society: Tattoos in Youth and the Discovery of the Gene for the Most Dangerous Type of Skin Cancer
The article discusses the implications of tattoos among youth as a sign of personality imbalance and highlights the discovery of a gene linked to melanoma,…
Under the Microscope: Progress of the Loya Jirga - 2002-06-12
The Loya Jirga session has commenced successfully with broad cooperation despite initial skepticism. The German Foreign Minister's comments on human rights and terrorism concerning Iran…
Bush Signs Law to Facilitate Protection Against Bioterrorism - 2002-06-12
President Bush signed a law to enhance U.S. protection against bioterrorism, allocating over $4 billion for health and safety measures. This initiative involves collaboration between…
Most Palestinians Hope for the Elimination of the Jewish State - 2002-06-12
A recent survey reveals that most Palestinians wish for the end of the Israeli occupation and the elimination of the Jewish state. While support for…
Spain's Dominant Victory Over South Africa - 2002-06-12
Spain achieved a decisive victory over South Africa, securing their place in the next round of the tournament with a total of 9 points. Raul…
Fidel Castro Calls on Cubans to March Against U.S. Policies - 2002-06-12
Fidel Castro has urged Cubans to march nationwide in support of his government and against U.S. policies. This call follows a pro-government group's demand for…
President Bush's New Effort to Establish a Department of Homeland Security - 2002-06-11
President Bush is pushing to establish a new Department of Homeland Security, highlighting its role in analyzing intelligence and protecting critical infrastructure during a visit…
Germany Advances to the Second Round - 2002-06-11
Germany's national football team secured their place in the second round of the 2002 World Cup by defeating Cameroon 2-0, despite playing with 10 men…
Science and Society: Hormone Replacement Therapy for Disease Prevention
The article discusses the benefits of hormone replacement therapy for menopausal women, highlighting its role in preventing health issues like osteoporosis. Dr. Shahre Haeiri Arman…
Daily Calendar, June 9: President Kennedy's Speech on Global Peace - 2002-06-11
On June 9, 1963, President John F. Kennedy gave a significant speech at American University focusing on the importance of global peace. This historical moment…
Agreement on Sending Evidence Related to Zacarias Moussaoui from Germany to the USA - 2002-06-11
German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder announced an expected agreement with the U.S. to allow the transfer of evidence related to Zacarias Moussaoui's trial. Moussaoui, a French…
Shoulder to Shoulder: Emilia's Short Story by Keyvan Fotouhi - 2002-06-11
Keyvan Fotouhi's short story 'Emilia' explores the experiences of exiled characters, one Iranian and one Iraqi, highlighting the challenges of war and life in exile.…
5 More Refugees Seek Asylum at Western Embassies in China - 2002-06-10
Five more North Korean refugees have sought asylum at Western embassies in Beijing, increasing the total to ten. This includes individuals seeking refuge at the…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Jaundice - 2002-06-10
The article discusses the impact of jaundice on human resources and features an interview with Dr. Alireza Bagherian regarding treatment options. It highlights the importance…
Stalemate in Madagascar Continues - 2002-06-10
The political stalemate in Madagascar continues as talks between elected president Marc Ravalomanana and current president Didier Ratsiraka in Senegal yielded no agreement. Both leaders…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Former US Ambassadors to India and Pakistan - 2002-06-10
The Voice of America conducted interviews with former US ambassadors Nicola Platt and Frank Wisner regarding their experiences in India and Pakistan. This discussion sheds…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Formation of an Emergency Loya Jirga - 2002-06-10
An emergency Loya Jirga is being formed in Afghanistan, as reported by Nazi Baghlari from Kabul. This assembly is crucial for addressing pressing national issues…
Report Shahid: Interview with Masoud Behnoud and Mashallah Shamsolvaezin - 2002-06-10
The Voice of America Persian section reporter interviewed two notable Iranian journalists, Masoud Behnoud and Mashallah Shamsolvaezin, who are currently in Europe. This highlights the…
Mexico's Victory Over Ecuador - 2002-06-09
Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1 in the World Cup, securing their advancement to the next round. The match featured an early goal from Ecuador, but Mexico…
Turkey and Costa Rica Draw - 2002-06-09
Turkey and Costa Rica played to a 1-1 draw in a crucial World Cup match. Emre Belözoğlu scored for Turkey, but Costa Rica equalized late…
Turkey and Costa Rica Draw, Mexico Defeats Ecuador - 2002-06-09
Turkey and Costa Rica ended their World Cup match in a 1-1 draw, while Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1. This match is significant as it impacts…
Unexpected Defeat of Italy Against Croatia - 2002-06-08
Italy faced an unexpected 2-1 defeat against Croatia in the 2002 World Cup, marking their first loss since 1994. The match saw Italy initially leading…
South Africa's Victory Over Slovenia - 2002-06-08
South Africa defeated Slovenia 1-0 in the 2002 World Cup, securing their position in the tournament. This loss eliminated Slovenia from advancing to the next…
Science and Society: Identification of the Gene Responsible for Testicular Cancer - 2002-06-08
The article discusses the identification of a gene linked to testicular cancer, which may lead to new treatments, while also highlighting the growing threat of…
Brazil's Second Consecutive Victory - 2002-06-08
Brazil secured a decisive 4-0 victory against China in the 2002 World Cup, marking their second consecutive win and advancing them to the next round.…
Thabo Mbeki's Proposal at the African Union - 2002-06-07
Thabo Mbeki proposed new measures for the African Union to enforce minimum standards among member states to attract foreign investment. This initiative was discussed at…
Spain Advances to the Second Round of the Tournament
Spain secured a place in the second round of the 2002 World Cup by defeating Paraguay 3-1, becoming the first team to advance. This victory…
Knowledge and Society: Tracing the Footprints of Terrorists - 2002-06-07
The article discusses how U.S. law enforcement uses advanced technology to trace terrorist financing through banks and financial institutions. It highlights the challenge of balancing…
Ecevit's Illness Sparks Calls for His Resignation
Prime Minister Blent Ecevit of Turkey is facing health issues that have prevented him from attending crucial political meetings, leading to calls for his resignation.…
Five Arrested During Raid on Al-Qaeda Hideout
British and American forces arrested five individuals during a raid on an Al-Qaeda hideout in Kandahar, confiscating weapons and explosives. The identities of the arrested…
U.S. State Department Report on Iran - 2002-06-06
The U.S. State Department's annual report highlights Iran's failure to combat human trafficking, identifying it as a source and transit country for trafficking victims, particularly…
Andre Agassi Defeated by Carlos Ferrero from Spain - 2002-06-06
Andre Agassi lost to Carlos Ferrero in the French Open tennis tournament. The match was interrupted by rain, with Ferrero winning the first set and…
Senate Questions FBI Director Robert Mueller - 2002-06-06
The U.S. Senate interrogated FBI Director Robert Mueller about the agency's failures before the September 11 attacks. Mueller, appointed just a week prior, faced scrutiny…
Science and Society: American Green Cauliflower Prevents Stomach Cancer - 2002-06-06
The article discusses three health-related news items: the link between youth anger and heart attack risk, the cancer-preventing properties of American green cauliflower, and the…
Cameroon 1, Saudi Arabia 0 - June 6, 2002
The Saudi national football team lost to Cameroon, effectively eliminating their chances of advancing in the tournament after a previous heavy defeat to Germany. The…
American Philanthropic Dentist - 2002-06-06
Dr. Terry Berger, an American dentist, has committed his life to aiding people in developing countries. An interview with him by Abbas Malayeri aired on…
Special Summit Formed to End Rising Violence in Madagascar - 2002-06-05
The African Unity Organization has convened a special summit to address escalating violence in Madagascar, which has resulted in increased fatalities. The conflict involves supporters…
Science and Society: Dutch Cloned Cow - 2002-06-04
A Dutch cloned cow named Herman will be cared for for its lifetime following a parliamentary decision, and it will be showcased at a public…
Costa Rica's Victory in a Not-so-Exciting Match Against China - 2002-06-04
Costa Rica defeated China 2-0 in their first World Cup match, showcasing a lackluster performance from the Chinese team. This match marked Costa Rica's strong…
Matches on Thursday, June 6 - 2002-06-04
On June 6, 2002, France will play Uruguay following their loss to Senegal. Denmark and Senegal, both victorious in their last matches, will face off,…
Is the Core of the Moon a Frozen Nucleus?
A recent scientific discovery suggests that the Moon's core may be soft or molten rather than frozen, based on measurements taken by a laser mirror…
Familiarity with the U.S. Constitution: Section Twelve - 2002-06-03
This article introduces Amendments 13, 14, 15, and 17 of the U.S. Constitution, providing access to audio reports from Voice of America. It offers options…
Signing of the Anti-Terrorism Pact of the Organization of American States - 2002-06-03
The Organization of American States is poised to sign an anti-terrorism pact during its annual meeting in Barbados, led by U.S. Secretary of State Colin…
Witness Report: Interview with a Former Intelligence Officer - 2002-06-03
Mr. Abshari, a former intelligence officer, shares insights about the role of intelligence agencies in Iran during an interview in Paris. This discussion sheds light…
Crash of a Military Helicopter in Angola - 2002-06-03
A military helicopter crash in Angola resulted in at least 19 fatalities, including a high-ranking military officer and journalists. The crash, attributed to bad weather,…
Germany Report: Interview with Masoud Behnoud - 2002-06-03
Masoud Behnoud, a prominent Iranian journalist, is in Europe and was interviewed by a Voice of America reporter. This interview highlights the perspectives of Iranian…
Daily Calendar, June 3: The First Large American Flipper-Class Ship Begins Its Journey - 2002-06-03
The first large American Flipper-class ship named 'Super Bird' has commenced its journey. This event is significant as it marks a milestone in naval technology…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Dariush Mehrjui - 2002-06-03
On the last day of the Cannes Film Festival, Dariush Mehrjui's film 'Bamāni' was showcased. This event highlights the international recognition of Iranian cinema and…
Two-Day South Africa Conference on AIDS - 2002-06-03
A two-day conference in South Africa is focused on accelerating AIDS vaccine research and testing in Africa. Scientists and representatives from donor countries are discussing…
Spain's Victory over Slovenia - 2002-06-02
Spain's national football team won their opening match of the 2002 World Cup against Slovenia with a score of 3-1. This victory is significant as…
President Bush: America is using all its power to fight terrorism around the world - 2002-06-02
President Bush emphasized America's commitment to fighting global terrorism while advocating for peace and freedom during a speech at West Point. He highlighted the need…
Best Players of Day Three - 2002-06-02
The article highlights the best players from the third day of the World Cup, including Francisco Arce, Juan Verón, Sol Campbell, and Raúl González. Their…
South Africa Draws with Paraguay - 2002-06-02
In a World Cup match, South Africa drew 2-2 with Paraguay after a last-minute penalty. Quinton Fortune's goal kept South Africa's hopes alive for advancing…
Sweden and England Draw - 2002-06-02
The football match between England and Sweden ended in a 1-1 draw, with England initially leading but Sweden equalizing in the second half. This result…
US Preparedness to Combat Terrorists - 2002-06-02
President Bush announced the US's readiness to take preemptive measures against terrorists to protect Americans. He emphasized the ongoing threat from terrorists planning further attacks,…
Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's Reign in England - 2002-06-02
Britain celebrated the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's reign with church ceremonies attended by the queen. The event was significant enough to require schedule…
16 Central and Eastern European Countries Discuss Their Future in the United Europe
Leaders from 16 Central and Eastern European nations are meeting in Slovenia to discuss their future roles in the European Union. The gathering emphasizes the…
Germany's 8-0 Victory Over Saudi Arabia - 2002-06-01
Germany's national football team achieved a historic 8-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in a World Cup match, with Miroslav Klose scoring three goals. This match…
Despite Warnings from Western Governments, Foreigners Have Not Started Leaving India
Western governments have warned their citizens to leave India due to the potential for conflict with Pakistan, but foreign nationals have not begun to evacuate.…
A Mirror on the Surface of the Moon - 2002-06-01
A mirror placed on the Moon by American astronauts has led to new insights about the Moon's core, suggesting it may be soft or molten…