July 2004
Glasgow Celtic Defeats Manchester United 2-1 - 2004-07-29
Glasgow Celtic won their first match of the American tour by defeating Manchester United 2-1. Craig Beattie scored the decisive goal in the 71st minute.…
Interview with Dr. Abdolreza Heydari by Ebrahim Biparva - 2004-07-28
Ebrahim Biparva interviews Dr. Abdolreza Heydari, a prominent figure advocating for parliamentary monarchy in Iran. The discussion highlights the political landscape and the role of…
UN: Ongoing Flood in Bangladesh Could Lead to Major Humanitarian Crisis - 2004-07-27
The UN has issued a warning about the severe flooding in Bangladesh, which could lead to a significant humanitarian crisis. The World Food Programme is…
Philippine President Defends Decision to Withdraw Troops from Iraq
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo announced the withdrawal of troops from Iraq to save a kidnapped Filipino truck driver, Angelo dela Cruz. This decision faced criticism…
Death Toll from Floods in South Asia Exceeds 1000
Recent floods in South Asia have resulted in over 1000 deaths, primarily affecting Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. The ongoing heavy monsoon rains have caused widespread…
Increase in Death Toll from Recent Floods in South Asia - 2004-07-25
The death toll from recent floods in South Asia has risen significantly, particularly in Bihar, India, where over 351 bodies have been found. The total…
Philippines Celebrates Release of Truck Driver in Iraq - 2004-07-20
The Philippines celebrated the release of truck driver Angelo de la Cruz, who was held hostage in Iraq. President Gloria Arroyo emphasized the importance of…
The Worst Flood in Nearly Two Decades in Southeast Asia - 2004-07-17
Southeast Asia is facing its worst flooding in nearly two decades, primarily affecting Bangladesh and India, with at least 7 fatalities and over 10 million…
Floods Leave Millions Homeless in Regions of Bangladesh, India, and Nepal - 2004-07-16
Severe monsoon rains have caused catastrophic flooding in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal, leaving millions homeless and resulting in hundreds of deaths. Rescuers are struggling to…
The U.S. to Spend $15 Billion on AIDS Fight Over the Next Five Years - 2004-07-15
The U.S. plans to allocate $15 billion for AIDS prevention over the next five years, but the UN's request for additional funds has been denied.…
Out of Six Million AIDS Patients, Only 240,000 Have Access to Medication
Only 240,000 out of six million AIDS patients in poor countries have access to medication, highlighting a significant healthcare crisis. The issue was raised at…
Manila Officials: We Will Withdraw Philippine Troops from Iraq as Soon as Possible
Philippine officials announced plans to withdraw troops from Iraq to save a hostage's life, following a deadline set by militants. President Arroyo previously rejected the…