September 2002
Report Shahid: Commemoration Ceremony for Ismail Pourvali - 2002-09-30
A memorial ceremony for Ismail Pourvali, a notable Iranian journalist, took place in Paris, attended by supporters of Iranian culture. This event highlights the ongoing…
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…
French and American Forces Begin Evacuating Foreigners in Ivory Coast - 2002-09-29
French and American forces have started evacuating foreigners from Korhogo, a city controlled by rebels in Ivory Coast. This move comes as government forces prepare…
African Local Leaders Summit on Ivory Coast Rebellion - 2002-09-29
Local African leaders are meeting in Ghana to address the ongoing rebellion in Ivory Coast, which has claimed over 400 lives. The Economic Community of…
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…
Report from Dubai: Examination of Middle Eastern Press - 2002-09-29
The article discusses the lack of concern in Dubai regarding a potential military attack by the US and UK on the region. Farah Jahangiri reports…
Thousands of Pakistanis Demand Government Support for Christian Minority - 2002-09-29
Thousands of Pakistanis protested in Karachi demanding government protection for the Christian minority following the murder of seven Christian aid workers. The demonstration reflects growing…
In Mexico, Two Generals Charged with Killing 134 People
Two Mexican generals have been charged with the murder of 134 leftist dissidents during the Dirty War. This development is part of President Vicente Fox's…
Moroccans Prepare for Elections - 2002-09-27
Moroccans are voting in parliamentary elections for the first time since 1999, marking a significant step towards democracy. The elections feature a historic allocation of…
Under the Microscope: Survey of the Iranian People on Renewing Relations with the U.S. - 2002-09-27
A recent government survey indicates that 74% of Iranians support renewing relations with the U.S., despite hardliners dismissing the survey as fraudulent. This discussion is…
Knowledge and Society: U.S. and Mexico Collaborate to Preserve a Species of Turtle - 2002-09-27
The U.S. and Mexico are working together to preserve a specific species of turtle, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts. This collaboration reflects a commitment…
Report on Dubai Trip - 2002-09-27
Farah Jahangiri reports from the UAE on Arab media coverage of a potential U.S. military action against Iraq. This is significant as it reflects regional…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media: A Radio-Internet Program
The article discusses a radio-internet program that translates and shares significant news from around the world related to Iran. It provides access to past programs…
At least one thousand foreign nationals have left the city of Bouaké - 2002-09-27
Over one thousand foreign nationals have evacuated Bouaké, Côte d'Ivoire, amid fears of an impending government attack on rebels. Nationals from the UK, France, and…
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…
Disagreement Between the U.S. and Germany - 2002-09-26
The U.S. and Germany are experiencing disagreements over Iraq and capital punishment, but Germany continues to cooperate in anti-terrorism efforts. The FBI director emphasized the…
Nigeria's Assistance in Suppressing the Rebellion in Ivory Coast - 2002-09-26
Nigeria has sent fighter jets to assist the Ivorian government in quelling a rebellion in Bouaké, where rebels have taken control. French forces are evacuating…
U.S. Military Forces Headed to Ivory Coast - 2002-09-24
U.S. military forces are deploying to Ivory Coast to protect American citizens, including children in a missionary school, amid escalating conflict between government forces and…
Tropical Storm Isidore Heads Towards the Gulf Again - 2002-09-24
Tropical Storm Isidore is moving towards the Gulf of Mexico after passing through the Yucatan Peninsula. Meteorologists warn that it may intensify again as it…
Knowledge and Society: The 5000-Year-Old Ice Man - 2002-09-24
The article discusses the discovery of a 5000-year-old Ice Man in the Italian Alps, focusing on his last meal and the circumstances of his death.…
Storm Isidore Moves Towards the Sea - 2002-09-24
Tropical Storm Isidore has moved away from the Yucatan Peninsula and is heading towards the Gulf of Mexico. Experts warn that it may intensify again…
Mugabe Will Not Attend African Leaders' Summit
Robert Mugabe is boycotting an African leaders' summit in Nigeria aimed at discussing potential sanctions against Zimbabwe due to his controversial re-election. The Commonwealth has…
Discovery of 10 Migrants' Bodies on the Coasts of Italy - 2002-09-23
Ten migrants drowned while trying to swim to Sicily, with their bodies discovered on the beach. About 50 others were found in a boat, but…
Calendar Day, September 20: Construction of Liberty Ships - 2002-09-23
On September 20, 1942, the U.S. government ordered the construction of Liberty Ships during World War II to support the war effort. This initiative involved…
Under the Microscope: The Goals of Terrorist Groups in Renewed Violence in Israel - 2002-09-22
An interview with Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the motivations behind renewed terrorist violence in Israel and a protest against penalties for Iranian lawyers in…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Fate of Afghan Migrants in Europe - 2002-09-22
European Union member states have decided to target Afghan refugees in response to voter pressure to address illegal migration. This decision affects approximately one hundred…
Calendar Day, September 22: The Efforts of the Colonists Against the British Empire - 2002-09-22
On September 22, 1776, Nathan Hale, a schoolteacher and American colonist, was executed by the British Empire for espionage during the American Revolutionary War. This…
Hurricane Isidore Reaches the Gulf of Mexico - 2002-09-22
Hurricane Isidore has made landfall in the Gulf of Mexico after causing significant damage in Cuba. It is moving towards Mexico with the potential for…
Tropical Storm Isidore Intensifies in the Gulf of Mexico - 2002-09-22
Tropical Storm Isidore is intensifying in the Gulf of Mexico and may soon reach Category 4 status, posing a significant threat to the Yucatan Peninsula…
Rescuers Search for Missing Persons in Avalanche Incident in North Ossetia - 2002-09-22
Rescue operations are ongoing in North Ossetia following a heavy avalanche, with 22 confirmed dead and fears that the toll may rise to 100. Rescuers…
In Memory of Moloud Atefi - 2002-09-22
Moloud Atefi, a prominent figure in Iranian radio storytelling, passed away at the age of 75 in Virginia, USA, after a prolonged unconscious state. Her…
Regional Discussion: An Interview with Reza Cherndabi on the Necessity of Religious Reforms in Iran - 2002-09-22
This article features an interview with Reza Cherndabi discussing the need for religious reforms in Iran. The conversation highlights the political and social implications of…
For the First Time in Forty Years, American Livestock Entered Havana for Sale
American livestock has entered Cuba for sale for the first time in forty years, coinciding with an agricultural trade exhibition. This event involves over 200…
Interview with Abdolkarim Lahiji about the Protest Rally in Front of the Iranian Embassy in Paris
An interview with Abdolkarim Lahiji discusses a protest rally held on September 19 in front of the Iranian embassy in Paris. The event highlights ongoing…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: International Film Festival 'San Sebastián' - 2002-09-21
The San Sebastián film festival has commenced in Spain, celebrating its fiftieth edition with special programs. The report highlights the significance of the event and…
84-Year-Old Student
William Caldwell, an 84-year-old university student, maintains an active lifestyle by waking up early for classes and exercising. His story highlights the pursuit of education…
Hurricane Isidore Hits the Shores of Cuba
Hurricane Isidore is currently impacting the shores of Cuba and moving towards the Gulf of Mexico. The storm has reached wind speeds of 165 km/h…
Two-Day Parliamentary Elections Begin in Slovakia - 2002-09-20
The two-day parliamentary elections in Slovakia have started, with significant implications for NATO and EU membership. Key candidates include former Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar and…
Report by Shahid: Press Conference in France - 2002-09-19
Pascal Benifas, head of the French Institute of International Relations, spoke at a press conference in Paris focused on international security. The event highlights France's…
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…
Warning Shots Fired at a UN Delegation
Israeli soldiers fired warning shots at a UN delegation visiting the Rafah refugee camp in Gaza, prompting the UN to consider a formal complaint. No…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Jahan Rahbar - 2002-09-19
Jahan Rahbar has been appointed as the Consul General of Afghanistan in Toronto, Canada. This appointment is significant as it reflects Afghanistan's diplomatic efforts abroad…
Gas Pipeline Construction Project in Afghanistan and Pakistan - 2002-09-18
Officials from Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Pakistan have met to discuss a gas pipeline project set to begin construction in mid-2003. The project, estimated to cost…
Under the Microscope: Statement from NGOs Defending Human Rights Regarding Iran - 2002-09-18
Human rights NGOs have issued a statement highlighting the worsening human rights conditions in Iran. The Mo'talefeh Society is opposing government proposals to amend election…
Los Angeles Report: Regarding Iraq's Permission for Inspections - 2002-09-18
Iraq has announced the possibility of allowing UN inspectors to conduct unconditional weapons inspections. This development involves the Iraqi government and the United Nations. It…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Pentagon Orders American Soldiers
The Pentagon has issued orders to American soldiers in Afghanistan to avoid growing beards and wearing local attire to uphold military discipline. This directive highlights…
Plan to Oust the President of South Africa by Extremists - 2002-09-18
A group of white extremists in South Africa planned to forcibly remove the President, leading to the arrest of 10 individuals. Nelson Mandela condemned this…
Landmines Are the Weapon of Choice for Rebels Worldwide - 2002-09-18
Activists are urging governments and rebel groups to stop using landmines, which are favored by rebels due to their low cost and portability. The International…
Report by Shahid: French Parliament Representatives' Visit to Iraq - 2002-09-17
Three representatives from the French Parliament visited Iraq, and the report discusses the latest media reflections regarding Iraq in French news outlets. This visit highlights…
Knowledge and Society: The Role of the Manager Gene - 2002-09-17
The article discusses the existence of a special gene that regulates the speed and endurance of human muscle activity. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America…
Under the Microscope: Two Bills Presented on Elections and Presidential Powers - 2002-09-16
Abbas Abdi warns that reformists, including Khatami, may exit power if two crucial bills on elections and presidential powers are rejected. The discussion also touches…
Elections in Indian Kashmir - 2002-09-16
Elections are taking place in Indian Kashmir, marking the first phase of a four-part election process. Separatist groups are boycotting the elections, and there are…
American Muslim Students Banned from Miami Hospital - 2002-09-16
Three American Muslim medical students were banned from a Miami hospital after a false report suggested they were involved in a terrorist plot. This incident…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Play 'Men' About the Terrorist Attack on New York - 2002-09-16
The play 'Men', created shortly after the September 11 attacks, has been adapted into a film. It reflects on the events surrounding the terrorist attacks…
Bombing of Iraqi Air Defense Telecommunications Facilities - 2002-09-15
On September 15, 2002, U.S. and British bombers attacked Iraqi air defense telecommunications facilities in a no-fly zone in southern Iraq in response to ground…
At least 40 people died from food poisoning in China - 2002-09-15
At least 40 people, primarily middle school students, died from food poisoning in Nanjing, China, after consuming a popular breakfast. Over 200 others were hospitalized,…
Five Yemeni-American Individuals Arrested in Northeastern New York
Five Yemeni-American individuals were arrested in New York for allegedly supporting an Al-Qaeda cell. They remain in custody without bail, and their arrest comes just…
What Information Does Ramzi bin al-Shibh Have?
The U.S. is seeking extradition of Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a senior al-Qaeda official arrested in Karachi, to gather intelligence about his involvement in the September…
Severe Oil Spill from a Burning Cargo Ship - 2002-09-14
A cargo ship has caught fire, leading to a significant oil spill that poses a threat to the wildlife in St. Lucia Park in South…
One of the Main Suspects in Planning the September 11 Terrorist Attacks Arrested in Pakistan - 2002-09-14
Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a key suspect in the September 11 attacks, has been arrested in Pakistan. He was reportedly a close associate of the attacks'…
Knowledge and Society: The Will to Walk Again - 2002-09-14
Christopher Reeve, known for his role as Superman, has begun to regain some movement and sensation after a severe injury that left him paralyzed. This…
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…
Three Muslims Arrested in Florida Released
Three American Muslim men were arrested in Florida after police received a report about a potential terrorist attack but were later released when no dangerous…
Fatal Traffic Accident in Maine - 2002-09-13
A tragic bus accident in Maine claimed the lives of 14 Central American migrants from Guatemala and Honduras. The incident, attributed to excessive speed, is…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Interview with Abbas Maroufi about Terrorism - 2002-09-13
Abbas Maroufi, an Iranian author living in Germany, discusses the impact of the 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S. and the rise of terrorism in…
Interview with Kamran Dadkhah on the Economic Effects of the September 11 Attacks - 2002-09-13
The article features an interview with Dr. Kamran Dadkhah discussing the economic repercussions of the September 11 attacks. The conversation focuses on the global and…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Live Report from New York - 2002-09-12
President Bush spoke at the UN General Assembly about Iraq, with a Voice of America reporter covering the event. This speech is significant as it…
Report by Shahid: Interview with Ramin Kamran - 2002-09-12
Ramin Kamran, an Iranian researcher, speaks with Mohammad Reza Shahid about the impact of the September 11 attacks on the United States. This discussion highlights…
Interview with Engineer Bijan Ismailzadeh and Setareh Afshar about September 11 - 2002-09-12
The article features an interview discussing the September 11 attacks, highlighting the perspectives of Iranian political figures and a student. It reflects on the sentiments…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Unveiling the Wall of Innocents - 2002-09-12
On September 11, the Governor of New York unveiled a memorial wall for the victims of the September 11 attacks. This event highlights the ongoing…
Under the Microscope: The Consequences of September 11 in Iran - 2002-09-12
The article discusses the implications of the September 11 attacks in Iran, particularly focusing on President Khatami's visit to Saudi Arabia and its objectives. This…
Volunteer Services of the American People on September 11 - 2002-09-12
In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, American citizens have been actively providing volunteer services to support the survivors and victims. This ongoing effort…
Increase in Anti-Islamic Sentiments - 2002-09-11
On the anniversary of 9/11, Arab-American and Muslim-American communities expressed their grief and frustration over being targeted by anti-Islamic sentiments. They reported a significant increase…
Americans Rediscover the Pride of Past Generations - 2002-09-10
Laura Bush expressed pride in how Americans responded to the September 11 attacks, highlighting a rediscovery of inner strength and community spirit. She emphasized the…
Precautionary Measures on the Anniversary of the September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-09-10
On the anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the U.S. closed its embassies in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia due to credible terrorist threats. Security measures…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Anniversary of the Assassination of Ahmad Shah Massoud - 2002-09-10
Ahmad Shah Massoud, a key figure in the Afghan resistance, was assassinated by two individuals posing as journalists. This incident is significant as it marks…
Maoist Rebels Kill Over 100 Police and Soldiers
Maoist rebels in Nepal have killed over 100 police and soldiers in recent attacks, prompting the government to consider reinstating a state of emergency. This…
Calendar Day, September 9: The Birth of America - 2002-09-10
On September 9, 1776, the Congress of the American Colonies officially named the thirteen colonies the United States of America. This event marked a significant…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Mr. Karzai's Arrival in New York - 2002-09-10
Hamid Karzai arrived in New York with a twenty-member delegation. This event marks a significant moment in Afghan politics following the U.S. invasion. It highlights…
Anti-Aircraft Missiles Deployed at the Pentagon and Other Locations in Washington
The U.S. Department of Defense is deploying mobile anti-aircraft missiles in Washington, D.C. as part of a military exercise named Clear Skies Number 2, coinciding…
Interview with Dr. Mahin Zandi - 2002-09-10
In this interview, Dr. Mahin Zandi discusses the psychological impact of the September 11 attacks, highlighting its effects both in the U.S. and globally. The…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Zalmay Rasool - 2002-09-10
Hamid Karzai and his delegation, including National Security Advisor Zalmay Rasool, are in New York for the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The interview…
More Arrests in Germany - 2002-09-10
German police conducted a raid on a Syrian-owned import-export company linked to radical Islamists. The family is accused of facilitating connections with individuals involved in…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Mahmoud Sabzi - 2002-09-10
Mahmoud Sabzi, an Iranian painter, reflects on how the September 11 attacks have deeply affected him and his artistic endeavors in an interview with Voice…
Our Lady of Angels Church - 2002-09-10
Our Lady of Angels Church was inaugurated in downtown Los Angeles by Cardinal Roger Mahony, attended by three thousand individuals. This event highlights the significance…
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…
In the Past Two Days, Maoist Rebels in Nepal Killed Over 100 Police and Soldiers - 2002-09-10
Maoist rebels in Nepal have killed over 100 police and soldiers in recent attacks, prompting the government to consider reinstating a state of emergency. This…
Persian Programs Will Expand
David Jackson, the new head of Voice of America, announced the expansion of Persian programs, including a new 24-hour youth-focused broadcast for Persian speakers. This…
Israel and Palestinians Prepare for High-Level Negotiations
Israel and Palestinians are set to engage in high-level talks after Arafat condemned terrorist actions against Israelis. Shimon Peres will meet with Palestinian representatives to…
Report by Shahid: Interview with Dr. Jajarmi on September 11 and Terrorism - 2002-09-09
Dr. Jajarmi discusses the implications of the September 11 attacks and terrorism in an interview with a Voice of America journalist. The conversation highlights the…
The Boundaries of Knowledge: Obesity and Its Impact on Heart Function - 2002-09-09
Scientists have established a direct connection between even minor obesity and heart issues. Mansour Farasioon interviews Dr. Alireza Bagherian to explore this relationship. This research…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: On the Anniversary of the Terrorist Attacks Against New York and Washington - 2002-09-09
The article discusses the preparations for commemorative events across the United States marking the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The main focus is on…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Navazikhah - 2002-09-09
The article features an interview conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi with an official from the North American Muslim Iranian Foundation. This discussion highlights the foundation's…
Exclusive Interview of Setareh Derakhshesh with Mrs. Laura Bush at the White House - 2002-09-09
Setareh Derakhshesh interviewed Mrs. Laura Bush at the White House, which was broadcasted on September 13, 2002. This event highlights the engagement of U.S. officials…
The Winslow Boy
The film 'The Winslow Boy' tells the story of a young student expelled from the Royal Naval College for a minor theft. The Winslow family…
The Expansion of Fundamentalism and Its Impact on Global Security - 2002-09-08
The article discusses the rise of fundamentalism and its implications for global security following the September 11 attacks. It features an interview with Reza Cherndabi,…
Tropical Storm Sinlaku Approaches Jiangxi Province
Tropical Storm Sinlaku is approaching Jiangxi Province in China, having already caused 23 deaths and significant destruction in coastal areas. Over 300,000 people have been…
News and Opinions: The Day Bin Laden Forgot God - 2002-09-08
The article reflects on the September 11 attacks, emphasizing that the perpetrator, Bin Laden, acted without recognizing God. It discusses the implications of human rights…
American and British Aircraft Bomb Important Command Center in Iraq
On September 7, 2002, American and British aircraft conducted a significant airstrike on an Iraqi command center in response to Iraqi gunfire at allied planes.…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Explosion in Kabul and Assassination Attempt on Hamid Karzai - 2002-09-07
On September 5, 2002, an explosion in Kabul and a failed assassination attempt on Afghan President Hamid Karzai occurred, attracting media attention in Germany. These…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Anniversary of the Tragic September 11 Incident - 2002-09-07
As the first anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks approaches, Americans, especially New Yorkers, are preparing commemorative events to honor the victims. Nazi Baghlari…
Calendar Day, September 7: Dried Plum Festival - 2002-09-07
On September 7, a unique festival celebrating dried plums takes place in Yuba City, California. This event highlights cultural traditions and agricultural products. It is…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Bahman Saghayi - 2002-09-07
The Voice of America’s Persian section interviewed Bahman Saghayi, focusing on Iranian myths and narrative literature. This discussion highlights the cultural significance of these themes…
Wave of Arrests in Afghanistan Following Failed Assassination of Hamid Karzai - 2002-09-07
A wave of arrests has begun in Afghanistan following a failed assassination attempt on Hamid Karzai. Nearly 30 suspects were detained in Kandahar, while Karzai…
Science and Society: Special Armored Uniforms for the U.S. Army - 2002-09-07
The article discusses the potential future of U.S. Army uniforms, including cloaking technology and enhanced physical capabilities. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America presents these…
German Police Arrest Two Suspects Planning Terrorist Acts Against the U.S.
German police arrested a Turkish man and his American fiancée for allegedly planning a terrorist attack against a U.S. military base in Heidelberg. They were…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: On International Aid to Afghanistan - 2002-09-07
Nazi Baghlari reports that the mood in Afghanistan is hopeful, but there is concern that promised international aid is not being delivered promptly. This situation…
The Regular Broadcast of the TV Program 'Another Season' is About to Start
The TV program 'Another Season' is set to begin regular broadcasts, featuring a young and energetic team dedicated to connecting with Iranians and sharing their…
Al-Qaeda and Taliban Remnants Involved in Failed Assassination of Hamid Karzai
Al-Qaeda and Taliban remnants attempted to assassinate Hamid Karzai in Kandahar, resulting in the assailant's death by American guards. A separate bombing in Kabul killed…
Science and Society: Supersonic Jet Test - 2002-09-06
A supersonic jet engine has been successfully tested, achieving speeds seven and a half times faster than sound. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America reports…
Knowledge and Society: The Effects of Keeping Pets on Children - 2002-09-06
Scientists have found that having pets at home can protect young children from allergies and asthma. Mansour Farasioon, a reporter, explores this topic on Voice…
Witness Report: Saddam's Government Efforts to Change the International Atmosphere in Favor of Iraq - 2002-09-06
The article discusses Iraq's attempts under Saddam Hussein to alter the international perception and reduce its isolation. It highlights the role of the U.S. and…
Crash of a U.S. Navy Helicopter
A U.S. Navy helicopter crashed in the Persian Gulf, resulting in the death of a civilian cameraman and injuries to four military personnel. The incident…
Calendar Day, September 6: Birthday of Lafayette - 2002-09-06
On September 6, Native Americans celebrate a summer festival in Wisconsin, coinciding with the birthday of Lafayette, a French figure who played a significant role…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Michael Rubin - 2002-09-06
The article features an interview with Dr. Michael Rubin regarding human rights in Iran, conducted by a Voice of America reporter. The discussion highlights ongoing…
Hamid Karzai Survives an Assassination Attempt - 2002-09-06
Hamid Karzai survived an assassination attempt in Kandahar, prompting global leaders, including President Bush, to express support for his government. This incident follows a deadly…
Meeting of American, Japanese, and South Korean Officials - 2002-09-06
Officials from the U.S., Japan, and South Korea are convening in Seoul to align their strategies towards North Korea, marking a significant diplomatic effort amidst…
Interview with Siamak Shojaei on the Detrimental Effects of Terrorist Acts on the Economy - 2002-09-06
Dr. Siamak Shojaei discusses the ongoing global economic recession and its expected continuation into the next year, attributing it to political developments and regional conflicts,…
Unauthorized Alarm Triggered at Army Chemical Weapons Production Facility
An unauthorized alarm was triggered at an army chemical weapons facility in Utah, prompting an investigation and the evacuation of employees. While there were reports…
Los Angeles Report: The Importance of Human Rights Issues Among Iranians - 2002-09-06
The article discusses a report by a Voice of America journalist on Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez's remarks at a conference focused on promoting human rights in…
Hamid Karzai Returns to Kabul - 2002-09-06
Hamid Karzai returned to Kabul after surviving an assassination attempt, with Afghan officials suspecting Taliban and Al-Qaeda involvement. A bomb explosion in the city earlier…
Mad Cow Disease in Japan - September 6, 2002
Japan is culling 37 cattle suspected of having mad cow disease as a precautionary measure due to their feeding habits. This is the fifth case…
Protests in Bannu City, Northern Pakistan - 2002-09-05
Thousands of tribal men in Bannu, Pakistan protested against military operations targeting suspected Al-Qaeda members after local clerics were detained and homes were burned. The…
Pakistani Forces Attack Village Near Afghanistan Border
Pakistani forces conducted an operation in Jani Khel, arresting local residents, including a preacher, while searching for six suspected Al-Qaeda members. The incident highlights ongoing…
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…
Bombing of an Iraqi Air Defense Base by American Bombers - 2002-09-05
American bombers targeted an Iraqi air defense base in response to hostile actions against coalition surveillance aircraft in a no-fly zone. This incident highlights ongoing…
Final Plan to Combat Poverty Accepted
Delegations at the Earth Summit in South Africa have officially accepted a final plan aimed at combating poverty and preventing environmental destruction. The plan highlights…
Meeting of the Prime Minister of Estonia with President Bush - 2002-09-04
Estonian Prime Minister Siim Kallas met with President Bush at the White House to discuss bilateral relations, security issues, the war on terrorism, and NATO…
Kuwait-born Syrian Terrorism Suspect to be Deported to Syria
Nabil Al-Marabih, a Syrian citizen born in Kuwait and a suspected terrorist, is set to be deported to Syria after serving time for immigration violations.…
Protests by Azerbaijani Military Academy Students - 2002-09-04
Around 2000 students from the Azerbaijan Military Academy protested by leaving the institution due to increased academic demands and reduced free time. This event highlights…
Under the Microscope: Discussion on the Election Law Reform Bill - 2002-09-04
The article discusses the opposition from key political figures, including Mr. Hashemi Shahroudi and Mr. Asgaroladi, regarding the proposed reforms to presidential powers. Additionally, it…
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…
Palestinian Supporters Protest Outside Shimon Peres' Speech in Johannesburg - 2002-09-03
Approximately 100 Palestinian supporters protested outside a college in Johannesburg during a speech by Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres. The protests escalated into clashes with…
Final Draft of Earth Conference Nearly Complete
The Earth Conference is close to finalizing its draft, with only a paragraph on women's health pending. The Canadian delegation insists on including this clause…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Parvin - 2002-09-03
This article features an interview with Dr. Parvin, the founder of the Foundation of the People of Iran, conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi from Voice…
Science and Society: Steel Spider Silk - 2002-09-03
Scientists have developed a method to create fibers stronger than steel by mimicking spider silk, which could lead to innovative tools inspired by nature. Mansour…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Cardinal Roger Mahony - 2002-09-03
The article discusses an interview with Cardinal Roger Mahony about the opening of a church in California by Mohammad Quds Razavi. This event highlights interfaith…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Zahir Aziz - 2002-09-03
The article features an interview with Zahir Aziz, the Afghan Ambassador to UNESCO, discussing the looting of Afghanistan's historical artifacts. Nazi Baghlari from Voice of…
Police Prevent Entry of 12 North Korean Nationals into Ecuadorian Embassy in Beijing
Chinese police stopped 12 North Korean asylum seekers from entering the Ecuadorian embassy in Beijing, resulting in injuries and arrests. The incident highlights China's crackdown…
Sudan Government Delays Peace Talks with Rebels
The Sudanese government has postponed peace talks with southern rebels after they captured the strategic city of Torit. This delay is attributed to the military…
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…
Interview with Dr. Asad Homayoun on Dick Cheney's Statements Regarding Iraq - 2002-09-01
Dr. Asad Homayoun discusses the implications of Dick Cheney's statements on Iraq, warning about Saddam Hussein's progress in developing weapons of mass destruction. This interview…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Ms. Vida Shahamat - 2002-09-01
The article features an interview with Vida Shahamat, highlighting the formation of a community by activists in the paramedical fields. This development is significant as…
Demonstration in Stockholm in Defense of Nasir Zarafshan - 2002-09-01
A demonstration took place in Stockholm to protest the arrest and imprisonment of Nasir Zarafshan. The event was organized by activists, including Siavash Faraji, and…