January 2003
Meeting Between President Bush and Tony Blair in Washington - 2003-01-31
President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair met to discuss military action against Iraq to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction. Both leaders agreed to…
Atlantic City
The article discusses the film 'Atlantic City,' which centers on a Canadian couple fleeing from the cocaine mafia. They seek refuge with a family member…
The Land of God
The documentary 'The Land of God' explores the lives of residents in a small Minnesota town, capturing their dreams and aspirations. After the economic downturn…
Fatal Attraction
The article discusses the film 'Fatal Attraction', which revolves around a love triangle involving a powerful politician, his son, and a woman who becomes romantically…
Black Moon
The article discusses the film 'Black Moon' directed by Louis Malle, which combines elements of science fiction, fantasy, and avant-garde. The plot centers on a…
My Dinner With Andre
The article discusses the film 'My Dinner With Andre,' directed by Louis Malle, which features a deep conversation between playwright Wallace Shawn and avant-garde director…
Milou in May
The film 'Milou in May' by Louis Malle explores the chaos of the May 1968 crisis through the lens of a family's struggles after the…
The Flames of the Heart
The article discusses the film 'The Flames of the Heart', directed by Louis Malle, which portrays a 14-year-old boy's struggles with sexuality and health during…
Zazie in the Metro
The article discusses the film 'Zazie in the Metro,' directed by Louis Malle, which is a free-spirited adaptation of Raymond Queneau's novel about an outspoken…
The Lovers
The article discusses the film 'The Lovers' directed by Louis Malle, highlighting its significance in modern French cinema and its controversial themes related to sexual…
Viva Maria
The article discusses the film 'Viva Maria,' directed by Louis Malle, which tells the story of Maria O'Malley, an Irish girl who assists her father…
Elevator to Oblivion
The article discusses the film 'Elevator to Oblivion' directed by Louis Malle, highlighting its significance as an early New Wave film. It tells the story…
The Distress of Fire
The article discusses the documentary 'Le Feu follet' directed by Louis Malle, which chronicles the last 48 hours of an alcoholic named Alan Leroy who…
NATO Again Rejects U.S. Proposal for Assistance in Military Operations Against Iraq - 2003-01-29
NATO member countries France, Germany, Belgium, and Luxembourg have rejected U.S. calls for support in potential military operations against Iraq. This decision was reiterated during…
Continued Protests by Residents of Abidjan, Ivory Coast - January 28, 2003
Residents of Abidjan protested against a peace agreement signed to end a civil war, claiming it favored extremist factions. French President Jacques Chirac urged Ivorian…
Continued Protests in the Capital of Ivory Coast - 2003-01-27
Protests continue in Abidjan against a peace agreement brokered by France to end the civil war in Ivory Coast. Demonstrators are demanding explanations for the…
Reactions to Donald Rumsfeld's Remarks in Europe - 2003-01-24
Donald Rumsfeld's comments on Germany and France's stance on the Iraq crisis have sparked significant backlash in both political and cultural spheres in Europe. This…
French and German Leaders React Angrily to Donald Rumsfeld's Remarks - 2003-01-24
French and German leaders expressed strong discontent over U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's comments labeling them as 'the old Europe' and suggesting they are…
Spanish Police Arrest Sixteen Suspects Linked to Al-Qaeda Terror Network - 2003-01-24
Spanish police arrested sixteen individuals suspected of ties to Al-Qaeda, primarily Algerian nationals. The arrests are part of a broader effort by the Spanish government…
Interview with Prince Reza Pahlavi about the Covenant with the People Statement - 2003-01-23
Prince Reza Pahlavi discusses his activities and the implications of the Covenant with the People statement in an interview after traveling from London to France.…
Hans Blix: Iraq Reluctant to Actively Disclose Details of Its Weapons Program - 2003-01-23
Hans Blix and Jacques Chirac express concerns over Iraq's reluctance to disclose its weapons program details. The U.S. rejects calls for more time for inspections,…
Colin Powell: No Need for Further Inspections in Iraq Before Disarmament Action - 2003-01-23
Colin Powell announced that the U.S. sees no need for additional inspections in Iraq before disarmament actions. He emphasized that ignoring the issue would be…
Ivory Coast Government: Liberian Soldiers Collaborate with Rebel Forces Against the Government
The Ivory Coast government has accused Liberian soldiers of collaborating with local rebels against government forces, endangering ongoing peace negotiations in France. President Laurent Gbagbo…
Interview with Kiumars Dor Keshideh - 2003-01-22
The article features an interview with Kiumars Dor Keshideh, an editor involved in media and journalism, discussing his participation in a meeting of Reporters Without…
Two Permanent Members of the UN Security Council Again Oppose War - 2003-01-22
France and Germany have once again expressed their opposition to military action against Iraq, emphasizing the need to prevent war. This stance was reiterated by…
Save Who You Can
The article discusses the film 'Save Who You Can' by Jean-Luc Godard, which explores themes of purpose, relationships, and prostitution through a fragmented narrative style.…
Peace Talks for Ivory Coast Progressing in France - 2003-01-21
Peace talks in France are advancing to resolve a four-month conflict in Ivory Coast, with the government, opposition, and rebels nearing agreement on election eligibility.…
First Name: Carmen
'First Name: Carmen' is a 1983 film by Jean-Luc Godard that explores a complex romantic and sexual relationship between a police officer and a young…
Pioneer French Journalist Francoise Giroud Dies
Francoise Giroud, a significant figure in post-WWII French journalism, died at 86 due to a fall. She was a trailblazer for women in journalism and…
I Salute You, Mary
The film 'I Salute You, Mary' directed by Jean-Luc Godard faced global condemnation from the Catholic Church and protesters for its perceived blasphemy. Despite the…
Weekend
The article discusses the film 'Weekend' directed by Jean-Luc Godard, highlighting its themes of violence and societal collapse. It portrays a dystopian vision of consumer…
The Little Soldier
The article discusses 'The Little Soldier,' a film by Jean-Luc Godard that was banned in France shortly after its release due to its controversial subject…
Living Her Life - Vivre sa vie
The article discusses the film 'Living Her Life' directed by Jean-Luc Godard, which portrays the life of a compassionate prostitute through twelve vignettes. It highlights…
Everything is Fine
The article discusses the film 'Tout va Bien' directed by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin, focusing on the deteriorating relationship between a television director and…
France and Germany Pursue a Unified Policy in the Security Council - 2003-01-20
French President Jacques Chirac announced that France and Germany are aligned in their policy within the UN Security Council. This collaboration highlights the growing diplomatic…
Breathless
'Breathless' is a groundbreaking 1959 French film directed by Jean-Luc Godard that revolutionized cinema with its innovative style and narrative. The film features Jean-Paul Belmondo…
Meeting of Mr. Hans Blix with Jacques Chirac - January 18, 2003
Mr. Hans Blix, the head of the UN inspection team in Iraq, met with French President Jacques Chirac to discuss his mission. This meeting is…
Demonstration in Ivory Coast Concurrent with Fourth Day of Peace Talks in France - 2003-01-18
Thousands marched in Ivory Coast during the ongoing civil war, coinciding with peace talks in France. Government supporters rallied in Abidjan while rebels in Bouake…
The Wandering of Refugees in Paris - 2003-01-16
The closure of a refugee camp in northern Paris has led to an increase in the wandering of refugees in the city. The camp housed…
Second Day of Ivory Coast Negotiations - 2003-01-16
The second day of negotiations to end the civil war in Ivory Coast is underway in Paris, focusing on citizenship regulations that barred opposition leader…
Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schröder to Meet Today
Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schröder are meeting in Paris to discuss strengthening Franco-German relations, which have recently cooled due to disagreements over EU policies and…
Ivorian Rebels Withdraw from Peace Talks in Paris - 2003-01-11
A rebel group in Ivory Coast has withdrawn from peace negotiations in Paris, accusing the government of recent attacks. While one group pulls out, others…
2 or 3 Things I Know About Her
The article discusses Jean-Luc Godard's film "2 or 3 Things I Know About Her," which critiques consumer culture in Paris and its moral implications. The…
Masculin Feminin
The article discusses Jean-Luc Godard's film 'Masculin Feminin,' which explores themes of adolescence and gender in 1965 Paris. The film is noted for its unique…
The Riflemen
The article discusses Jean-Luc Godard's film 'The Riflemen,' which critiques the absurdity of war through the story of two naive peasants who join the army…
The Iraq Issue from France's Perspective - January 11, 2003
The French deputy spokesperson addressed questions about Iraq during a press conference, highlighting France's perspective on the issue. This is significant as it reflects France's…
France's Position Regarding Potential War with Iraq - January 8, 2003
The article discusses France's stance on the possibility of war with Iraq, highlighting the country's diplomatic considerations and responses to the situation. France is involved…
Pentagon Deploys More War Planning Specialists to the Gulf - 2003-01-08
The Pentagon is sending additional war planning specialists to the Gulf amid preparations for a potential conflict with Iraq, while Britain and France also take…
France: Today, 9 peacekeepers stationed in Ivory Coast were injured - 2003-01-07
On January 7, 2003, France reported that 9 of its peacekeepers in Ivory Coast were injured during clashes that resulted in the deaths of 30…
A rebel group in Ivory Coast attacks French peacekeepers - 2003-01-06
A rebel group in Ivory Coast attacked French peacekeepers using mortars. The French military considers the attack serious but not a violation of the ceasefire…
2002 Was the Year of the Fight Against Terrorism - 2003-01-06
The article emphasizes that 2002 was recognized as the year dedicated to combating terrorism on an international scale, with France planning to allocate resources in…
Ivory Coast Government and Main Rebel Group to Participate in Peace Talks
The Ivory Coast government and its main rebel group are set to engage in peace talks in Paris starting January 15. French Foreign Minister Dominique…
Heavy Snow and Blizzard Today Caused the Cancellation of Many Flights at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris
Heavy snowfall and a blizzard in Europe have led to the cancellation of numerous flights at Paris's Charles de Gaulle Airport. The severe weather has…
French Defense Minister's Visit to Kabul - 2003-01-03
The French Defense Minister visited Kabul to meet with Afghan officials, highlighting France's commitment to supporting the Afghan government and building a new military. This…
Ongoing Investigation into Terrorism Suspect in France - 2003-01-02
French police have arrested Abd al-Razzaq al-Balsaghir, a porter suspected of terrorism, after explosives were found in his car and a safe deposit box. This…
An Airport Employee in France Arrested for Carrying a Machine Gun and Explosives
An airport baggage handler in France was arrested for possessing a machine gun and explosives. Abderrazak Bessakir is facing potential terrorism charges, with a witness's…