July 2002
Animal Party in Washington D.C. - July 30, 2002
An exhibition titled 'Animal Party' featuring 200 statues of donkeys and elephants is on display in Washington D.C. to attract tourists and support the local…
Investigation into Downed Russian Airplane - 2002-07-29
A Russian-made jumbo jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Moscow, resulting in a government investigation into the cause. Two crew members survived the crash, and…
Ecevit's Renewed Opposition to Early Elections - 2002-07-29
Bulent Ecevit, Turkey's Prime Minister, opposes early elections as Parliament considers a new election date. He argues that early elections could disrupt economic reforms and…
Witness Report: Interview with Dr. Ehsan Naraghi - July 29, 2002
The article features an interview with Dr. Ehsan Naraghi discussing a range of political topics in Iran, including historical figures and the issue of censorship.…
Russian Plane Crash Leaves Fourteen Dead - 2002-07-28
A Russian Ilyushin plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Moscow, resulting in 14 fatalities and two critically injured survivors. The plane was on a technical…
Money
The article discusses Robert Bresson's film "Money," highlighting its themes of materialism and the consequences of a counterfeit bill. Despite being made when Bresson was…
Interview with Trita Parsi on President Bush's Recent Statements - July 27, 2002
The article discusses reactions from the White House and Congress to a Washington Post article highlighting internal disagreements in President Bush's administration on how to…
Recent Research on Vegetables, Fruits, and Various Oilseeds - 2002-07-26
Recent studies from UC Berkeley highlight the health benefits of nuts, eggs, tomatoes, cherries, and yogurt. These findings suggest that certain foods can prevent heart…
Is There a Disagreement in President Bush's Cabinet on How to Deal with the Islamic Republic? - 2002-07-25
The article raises questions about potential disagreements within President Bush's cabinet regarding the U.S. approach to the Islamic Republic and reformists. Key figures include political…
Israel Detains Relatives of Suspected Terrorists and Threatens Deportation
Israel has detained 21 relatives of Palestinians suspected of terrorism and threatened to deport them to Gaza. This action has drawn criticism from U.S. officials…
Arrest of 21 Relatives of Palestinians Residing in the West Bank of Jordan - 2002-07-20
Israel has arrested 21 relatives of Palestinians in the West Bank linked to recent attacks, threatening to transfer them to Gaza. This action has drawn…
Workers' Protest Turned Violent
Thousands of workers protested in Tehran against a government decision increasing employer powers, leading to a violent incident where windows and doors were broken. The…
Visit of the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense to Turkey - 2002-07-16
Paul Wolfowitz, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, visited Turkey to discuss potential military action against Saddam Hussein. Turkey's strategic position as a NATO ally…
Wolfowitz's Meeting with Bulent Ecevit - 2002-07-16
Paul Wolfowitz met with Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit to seek support for a potential U.S. military operation against Iraq. Turkey, a key U.S. ally,…
Israeli Airstrike Today on Building in Gaza Strip - 2002-07-14
An Israeli airstrike targeted a building in the Gaza Strip believed to be a Hamas bomb-making facility, injuring at least 10 people. The attack involved…
Pipe Bomb Explosion in Washington - 2002-07-13
A pipe bomb exploded in a Washington residential area, injuring a 21-year-old man. The police have not determined the motive and do not believe it…
On This Day, July 10: The Length of the Colorado River Was Navigated by Boat - 2002-07-09
On July 10, 1869, John Wesley Powell became the first non-Native American to navigate the Colorado River by boat, a journey that lasted three months.…
Lleyton Hewitt Wins Wimbledon - 2002-07-07
Lleyton Hewitt won his first Wimbledon title by defeating David Nalbandian in straight sets. The match was interrupted by rain, and it was Nalbandian's first…
Sampling Evidence of Bombing in Afghanistan - 2002-07-04
American investigators are examining evidence from a bombing in Afghanistan that reportedly killed around 40 civilians, including during a wedding. Eyewitnesses and the groom, who…
Message from 'Lady' - July 4, 2002
The article reflects on the sorrow of losing a grandson named Arzhan, drawing on a historical reference to Amir Samani's son who faced a similar…
A Word to Say: American Reception of Molana Jalal al-Din Rumi - 2002-07-04
The article discusses the American appreciation for the works of Molana Jalal al-Din Rumi, highlighting a program that features discussions around his influence. This interest…
Gratitude? ... No! - 2002-07-04
The article expresses a deep appreciation for friendship without resorting to conventional gratitude, emphasizing the importance of love and connection over mere words. It reflects…
Rosemary Clooney, Famous American Singer, Passes Away - 2002-07-02
Rosemary Clooney, a renowned American singer, has passed away, marking the end of an era for her fans and the music industry. Her contributions to…
President Bush Returns to the White House - 2002-07-01
President Bush returned to the White House after a weekend at Camp David where he underwent a colon cancer screening. He reported feeling well and…
Turkey Takes Command of Forces Stationed at Kabul Airport from Britain - 2002-07-01
Turkey has taken over command of the forces at Kabul airport from Britain, following its earlier command of international peacekeeping forces. The arrival of the…
Elections in Bolivia - 2002-07-01
Four million Bolivians participated in elections to choose a new president and congressional representatives, seen as crucial for economic and social reforms. Manfred Reyes Villa…