October 2002
Illegal Sale of Military Equipment to Iraq - 2002-10-30
Bosnia and Herzegovina has suspended military equipment exports after a Bosnian Serb company was found to have sold military gear to Iraq, violating UN sanctions.…
Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands
The article discusses the film 'Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands,' directed by Bruno Barreto and starring Sonia Braga. It tells the story of Dona…
Science and Society: The Cause of Heart Diseases in Black People - 2002-10-25
Scientists have identified a genetic factor that increases the risk of heart diseases in Black individuals compared to White individuals. The findings were discussed by…
Pressure from Labor Unions in Venezuela for Early Elections - 2002-10-21
Labor unions in Venezuela are pushing for early elections, threatening to escalate a general strike if President Hugo Chavez does not resign. This situation follows…
Knowledge and Society: Types of African Elephants - 2002-10-18
Scientists have identified a third type of African elephant, expanding the previous understanding that only two types existed. This discovery is significant for biodiversity studies…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Discovery of a New Celestial Body in the Solar System - 2002-10-14
A new celestial body has been discovered in the solar system, raising questions about Pluto's classification. This discovery could potentially impact Pluto's status as a…
Witness Report: Terrorists' Hideout Discovered in Paris - 2002-10-14
A hideout for terrorists has been discovered in Paris, where several hundred individuals had registered. This incident raises concerns about terrorism in Europe and its…
Shooting in Gaza Strip - 2002-10-12
Israeli soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian farmer in Gaza, coinciding with the arrest of a potential bomber near the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv.…
Cuba Conference and Discussion on the Missile Crisis Forty Years Ago - 2002-10-12
Fidel Castro hosted a conference in Havana to discuss the Cuban missile crisis with former U.S. officials, reflecting on a pivotal moment in Cold War…
The Weapons Cache May Belong to Warlord Zadran
American forces have uncovered two significant weapons caches in Khost, Afghanistan, potentially linked to warlord Zadran. This discovery highlights ongoing issues with warlord influence in…
Rocket Found Underground - 2002-10-10
An unidentified person fired a rocket at U.S. special forces in Afghanistan, but no injuries were reported. U.S. forces found additional rockets buried on private…
Maryland Killer: 'Mr. Police, I Am God' - 2002-10-09
The Washington D.C. police have found a significant clue in the recent sniper shootings, including a card left by the killer stating 'I am God.'…
Announcement of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry - 2002-10-09
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2002 has been awarded to John F., Koichi Tanaka, and Kurt Wüthrich for their groundbreaking work in analyzing large…
Nobel Prize in Economics 2002 - 2002-10-09
The 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Daniel Kahneman and Vernon Smith for their contributions to economic theory through experimental methods. Kahneman's work…
Venezuelan President: Government Discovers Another Plot for a Military Coup
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced the discovery of a new coup plot against his government, just six months after a previous failed coup. He claims…
Explosion of Bomb Cache in Afghanistan - 2002-10-05
The U.S. military has destroyed over 400 bombs buried near Kandahar, marking the largest weapons cache found since operations began in Afghanistan. This cache, left…
The Man Who Left His Will on Film
The article discusses the film 'The Man Who Left His Will on Film,' directed by Nagisa Oshima, which portrays a radical's last moments and the…