November 2002
Colombian Right-Wing Paramilitary Army Announces Unilateral and Unlimited Ceasefire Starting December 1
The Colombian right-wing paramilitary army has declared a unilateral ceasefire starting December 1, aiming to begin peace talks with President Alvaro Uribe's government. This development…
USA: Militant Group Based in Somalia Responsible for Explosions
A militant group based in Somalia, linked to Al-Qaeda, is suspected of carrying out attacks in Mombasa, Kenya, which resulted in the deaths of fifteen…
European Countries' Decision to Repatriate Afghans
European ministers have agreed on a plan to return a significant number of Afghans to their homeland, potentially using force. This decision raises concerns about…
Daily Calendar, November 30: Anniversary of Mark Twain's Birth - 2002-11-30
The article commemorates the birth of Mark Twain, an influential American writer, on November 30, 1835. It highlights his significance in American literature, particularly in…
Calendar Day, November 29: Winner of the First Automobile Race in America
On November 29, 1895, the first automobile race in America took place, marking a significant milestone in automotive history. The winner celebrated their victory on…
Germany's Position on the U.S. and Israel in the U.S.-Iraq Conflicts - 2002-11-29
In a press conference, German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder announced that Germany would allow the U.S. and NATO allies to use its airspace and military bases…
Delivery of Patriot Missiles to Israel - 2002-11-29
The German Defense Minister has stated that the potential delivery of German-made Patriot missiles to Israel is currently being evaluated. This development involves Germany and…
An American woman, six Pakistanis, four Somalis, and one Spaniard arrested
Kenyan authorities have arrested 12 foreigners, including an American woman and several individuals from Pakistan, Somalia, and Spain, in connection with terrorist attacks targeting Israelis…
New Spacewalk by Endeavour Astronauts - 2002-11-29
Astronauts from the Endeavour spacecraft completed a spacewalk to connect channels to a new section of the International Space Station. Michael Lopez-Alegria and John Harrington,…
Turkey and Membership in the European Union - 2002-11-29
The Turkish government is optimistic about presenting its EU membership application at the upcoming Copenhagen summit in December. This event is significant for Turkey's aspirations…
Financial Aid to Taliban and Al-Qaeda - 2002-11-29
A network involving traffickers, spies, and politicians is reportedly funneling financial support to the Taliban and Al-Qaeda members who are on the run. This situation…
Death toll from Kenya explosion reaches 16
A bombing at an Israeli tourist hotel in Kenya has resulted in 16 deaths, including Israeli and Kenyan nationals. Police have arrested 12 suspects, with…
Molotov Cocktails Thrown at US Military Base in South Korea - 2002-11-29
Protesters in South Korea reacted to the acquittal of two US soldiers involved in the death of two schoolgirls by throwing Molotov cocktails at a…
Interview with Mr. Hesam Abreshami, Iranian Painter - 2002-11-29
This article features an interview with Iranian painter Hesam Abreshami conducted by journalist Mohammad Qods Razavi. The discussion likely explores Abreshami's artistic vision and the…
Thanksgiving Day in America - 2002-11-28
Thanksgiving Day, a significant American holiday, was officially established by George Washington in 1789. This historical declaration marks a long-standing tradition in the United States.…
First Suicide Bombing in Indonesia - 2002-11-28
The first suicide bombing in Indonesia, resembling Middle Eastern attacks, occurred with a suspect named Iqbal identified by police. This event marks a significant shift…
Former Bodyguard of Bin Laden: Osama Boasted About Plans to Kill Thousands of Americans - 2002-11-28
Shadi Abdullah, a former bodyguard of Osama bin Laden, testified in a Hamburg trial about bin Laden's pride in plans to kill thousands of Americans.…
In Afghanistan, a Special Forces soldier was shot and wounded by a sniper.
A Special Forces soldier in Afghanistan was shot by a sniper near Gardez, Paktia province. The soldier is in stable condition after surgery and is…
Kissinger Appointed to Head Commission Investigating September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-11-28
Henry Kissinger has been appointed by President Bush to lead a commission investigating the September 11 attacks. The commission aims to enhance U.S. counter-terrorism efforts…
Americans Prepare for Thanksgiving Day - 2002-11-27
Millions of Americans are traveling for Thanksgiving to visit family and friends, marking the busiest travel season of the year. Approximately 36 million Americans are…
Germany to Assist in Increasing Israel's Security - 2002-11-27
Germany's Chancellor Gerhard Schröder announced plans to deliver Patriot missiles to Israel, citing a historical and moral obligation to enhance Israel's security. This move comes…
Saudi Arabia Stands with America in the War Against Terrorism - 2002-11-27
The Saudi ambassador to the U.S. asserts that Saudi Arabia is cooperating with America in the fight against terrorism, despite allegations that charitable donations from…
Henry Kissinger Appointed as Chair of Commission Investigating September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-11-27
President Bush appointed Henry Kissinger to lead a new commission investigating the September 11 terrorist attacks. The commission is tasked with examining aviation security and…
Science and Society: New Method for Criminal Identification Using DNA Testing - 2002-11-26
A Scottish geneticist has developed a new DNA testing method that significantly speeds up criminal identification and blood relation verification. This advancement is reported by…
President Bush Signs Law Establishing New Department of Homeland Security - 2002-11-26
President Bush signed a law creating the Department of Homeland Security, marking a significant reorganization of the U.S. government. This new department aims to enhance…
Concerns About the Peaceful Conduct of Presidential Elections in Nigeria
Religious riots in northern Nigeria have raised significant concerns about the upcoming presidential elections. American observers note that tensions between Muslims and Christians could threaten…
Dozens of Protesters Forcefully Enter U.S. Military Base in Korea - 2002-11-26
Dozens of South Korean protesters stormed a U.S. military base demanding justice for two girls killed by American soldiers in a traffic accident. The incident…
Meeting of the Crew of Endeavour with Astronauts at the International Space Station - 2002-11-26
The Endeavour spacecraft facilitated a meeting between new and current astronauts at the International Space Station. The new crew, consisting of one American woman and…
Interview with Dr. Baraheni on the Centenary of Sadegh Hedayat's Birth - 2002-11-26
The article features an interview with Dr. Baraheni discussing the life and legacy of Sadegh Hedayat on the occasion of his 100th birthday. Dr. Baraheni…
Arrests of Al-Qaeda Operatives in Paris - 2002-11-26
French police arrested five members of Al-Qaeda in the Paris area, highlighting ongoing concerns about terrorism in Europe. This incident reflects the persistent threat posed…
Djibouti as a Hub for the Transfer of U.S. Soldiers and Military Equipment to Kuwait - 2002-11-26
Djibouti is being utilized as a logistical hub for the transfer of U.S. military personnel and equipment to Kuwait in anticipation of a possible conflict…
On This Day, November 26: The First Public Transportation in America - 2002-11-26
On November 26, 1832, the first public transportation system in the United States was created, consisting of a horse-drawn wagon on a railway. This development…
Hate Crimes Against Muslims in America Increased by 1500% Compared to Last Year - 2002-11-26
The FBI reports a staggering 1500% increase in hate crimes against Muslims in the U.S. from the previous year, with attacks rising significantly post-September 11.…
President Bush Approves Law for the Establishment of a New Department of Homeland Security - 2002-11-25
President Bush has signed a law to create the Department of Homeland Security, marking a significant reorganization of the U.S. government aimed at enhancing national…
Poppy Cultivation in Afghanistan Decreases This Year
Poppy cultivation in Afghanistan is expected to decrease this year due to farmers' fears of imprisonment. The United Nations highlights Afghanistan's previous status as the…
Imam Samudra Delivered to Jakarta Police Headquarters - 2002-11-25
Imam Samudra, the main suspect in the Bali nightclub bombings, has been transferred to Jakarta for interrogation. Authorities are also pursuing connections to Al-Qaeda and…
Endeavour Spacecraft Docks in Earth's Orbit - 2002-11-25
The Endeavour spacecraft successfully docked with the International Space Station, bringing three new astronauts to replace the current crew. This mission is significant as it…
Top Songs Chart in America: November 23, 2002
The article discusses the weekly top songs chart in the United States for November 23, 2002. It highlights the regularity of the chart updates, which…
Ali Kashtgar's Views on the Referendum - 2002-11-25
Ali Kashtgar discusses the significance of the referendum, which has become a focal point for Iranians domestically and abroad. The interview, conducted by Farah Jahangiri,…
Egyptian Cinema - 2002-11-25
Egyptian cinema, historically significant in the region, faced economic challenges in the 1990s. Nazi Baghlari's report highlights the current state of the industry through interviews…
U.S. Navy Destroyer Enters Chinese Waters - 2002-11-24
A U.S. Navy destroyer, the USS Paul Foster, made its first visit to China since tensions rose last year after a spy plane incident. The…
Interview with Taghi Rahmani on the Student Movement and Challenges Facing Iranian Society - 2002-11-24
Taghi Rahmani discusses the student movement's protests against the death sentence of Aghajari and President Khatami's legislative proposals. This interview highlights the ongoing struggles within…
American Spacecraft Endeavour Heads to International Space Station
The American spacecraft Endeavour has successfully launched and is on its way to the International Space Station, carrying a crew of seven astronauts and essential…
President Bush Returns from His European Trip - 2002-11-24
President Bush returned to Washington after a European trip where he attended a NATO summit and met with Russian President Putin. He is expected to…
Knowledge and Society: Polygamy and Marriage to Underage Girls in America - 2002-11-24
An American man is on trial for polygamy and marrying a minor, which has generated significant media attention. This case raises questions about legal and…
Interview with Manoochehr Ganji on the Occasion of His New Book Release
The article features an interview with Dr. Manoochehr Ganji regarding his new book that addresses the Iranian Revolution. Ganji, a former education minister, shares insights…
Activities of Iranian Americans in Daily Life in America - 2002-11-24
After the socio-political upheaval in Iran in 1979, many Iranians emigrated, with a significant number settling in the United States. This migration has shaped the…
Under the Microscope: Commemoration of the Forouhar Couple - 2002-11-23
Today marks the anniversary of the murder of Parvaneh and Dariush Forouhar, with commemorative ceremonies held across Iran. Reports indicate that pressure groups have attacked…
Commander of International Peacekeeping Forces in Afghanistan Expresses Concern Over Potential Terrorist Attacks Linked to Iraq Conflict
General Hilmi Arkin Zorlu warned that a potential war against Iraq could result in terrorist attacks on international forces in Kabul. He emphasized the need…
Palestinian Film 'Is This Life?' - 2002-11-23
The article discusses the Palestinian documentary film 'Is This Life?' and features a report by Nazi Baghlari from Voice of America. It highlights the film's…
British and American Aircraft Attack Iraqi Mobile Radar Platform in No-Fly Zone in Southern Iraq
British and American aircraft attacked an Iraqi mobile radar platform in a no-fly zone in southern Iraq. The U.S. Central Command reported the use of…
President Bush Leaves Romania After Speaking to Thousands of Supporters - 2002-11-23
President Bush visited Romania to address thousands of supporters and discuss the country's invitation to join NATO. This invitation is seen as a vote of…
Saudi Arabia and Terrorism - 2002-11-23
U.S. Congress researchers found that intelligence agencies did not adequately investigate links between Saudi officials and the September 11 attacks. This raises questions about the…
On This Day, November 23: Publication of the First Issue of Life Magazine - 2002-11-23
On November 23, 1936, Life magazine, a significant publication in American media history, was first released. This event marks an important milestone in journalism and…
Aircraft Carrying Tools for UN Weapons Inspectors Lands in Baghdad
An aircraft with tools for UN weapons inspectors landed in Baghdad, preparing for inspections for weapons of mass destruction. An 18-member team of inspectors will…
Warning to Americans in Nepal - 2002-11-23
The U.S. State Department has issued a warning for Americans to reconsider travel to Nepal due to heightened security threats following the killing of two…
The Police Officer Who Shot Two American Soldiers Has a History of Mental Illness - 2002-11-23
A Kuwaiti police officer named Khalid Al-Shammari is suspected of shooting two American soldiers and has a history of mental illness. He fled to Saudi…
Arash Pehlavan Nasir's Views on Student Demands
Arash Pehlavan Nasir, a student leader, addresses the ongoing protests and demands of Iranian students in an interview. His insights reflect the broader student movement…
Fifth Attack in the Past Week on Iraqi Military Facilities - 2002-11-22
American and British warplanes have conducted their fifth attack in a week on Iraqi military facilities, targeting telecommunications in response to Iraqi jets entering a…
Rafik Hariri Condemns the Killing of an American Christian Nurse
Rafik Hariri condemned the murder of Bonnie Paner, an American Christian nurse, in Lebanon, labeling it a crime against the country's stability. The incident highlights…
North Korea Denies Entry to Consortium Members - 2002-11-22
North Korea has denied entry to members of a U.S.-led consortium that previously supplied oil, seeking to understand its domestic consumption. This refusal follows the…
Demonstrations of Iranians Abroad in Support of Domestic Protests - 2002-11-22
Iranians living abroad held demonstrations to show their support for protests occurring within Iran. This event highlights the solidarity among the Iranian diaspora with those…
NATO's Support for the Revival of Security Forces in Afghanistan - 2002-11-22
NATO has agreed to support the revival of Afghanistan's security forces with military and logistical aid starting in February, led by Germany and the Netherlands.…
One of Al-Qaeda's Leaders in the Gulf Arrested - 2002-11-21
Abdul Rahim al-Nashiri, a senior Al-Qaeda leader believed to be the commander of operations in the Gulf, has been arrested by American officials. His capture…
NATO Forces Reconstruction - 2002-11-21
NATO leaders in Prague have agreed to modernize their armed forces to address new terrorist threats and invited seven Eastern and Central European countries to…
Seven Eastern and Central European Countries Join NATO - 2002-11-21
NATO leaders have invited seven Eastern and Central European countries to join the alliance, which will officially occur in 2004. This expansion is seen as…
Warning to American Citizens Worldwide - 2002-11-21
The U.S. has issued a warning to its citizens globally following threats from al-Qaeda's Osama bin Laden, indicating potential terrorist actions such as suicide attacks…
Kuwaiti Police Officer Shoots Two American Soldiers - 2002-11-21
A Kuwaiti police officer shot two American soldiers, injuring them seriously before fleeing to Saudi Arabia. The soldiers are in stable condition and expected to…
An American missionary was killed in Lebanon - 2002-11-21
Bonnie Penner, a 31-year-old American missionary, was shot and killed at a medical clinic in Lebanon, marking the first killing of an American in the…
Zacarias Moussaoui's Connection to the September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-11-21
A leader of al-Qaeda in U.S. custody has linked Zacarias Moussaoui to the September 11 attacks. Ramzi bin al-Shibh, arrested in Pakistan, claims he met…
On This Day, November 20: Robert F. Kennedy - 2002-11-20
On November 20, 1925, Robert F. Kennedy, a significant American political figure, was born. His legacy continues to influence American politics. This date marks the…
British and American Fighter Bombers Attack Iraqi Air Defense - 2002-11-20
On November 20, 2002, British and American fighter bombers attacked Iraqi military communication sites in response to anti-aircraft fire. The U.S. claims the attack was…
Acquittal of an American Soldier in South Korea - 2002-11-20
An American soldier was acquitted in South Korea for the accidental killing of two young girls in a military vehicle accident. The case has sparked…
Under the Microscope: - 2002-11-20
Ali Reza Nourizadeh discusses ongoing student protests in Iran in an interview with Behrouz Abbasi. The protests are significant as they reflect the discontent among…
Arrests of Individuals with Fake Documents in America - 2002-11-20
New York officials arrested 118 individuals for attempting to use fake documents to gain employment at major airports. The arrests are part of a broader…
China's Aid to Afghanistan and American Officials' Visit to Afghanistan - 2002-11-20
The article discusses China's assistance to Afghanistan and the recent visit of American officials to the country. This interaction highlights the geopolitical interests of both…
Public Libraries in America - 2002-11-20
The article discusses the role of public libraries in America as centers for self-education and knowledge development, highlighting a specific report on the public library…
The Number of Foreign Students in America Has Not Decreased Since September 11
The article reports that the number of foreign students in the United States has remained stable following the events of September 11, 2001. This is…
Thousands Attend the Funeral of Mir Imal Kansi in Quetta
Thousands gathered in Quetta, Pakistan, for the funeral of Mir Imal Kansi, who was executed in the U.S. for killing two CIA agents. The event…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Meeting of EU Foreign Ministers - 2002-11-19
The meeting of EU foreign ministers and candidate countries commenced in Brussels. This gathering involves key discussions on EU expansion and foreign relations. It is…
Calendar Day, November 19: American Women's Organization Against Alcohol - 2002-11-19
On November 19, 1874, the first American women's organization opposing alcohol was founded. This event highlights the historical activism of women in the U.S. against…
Demonstrations in Support of Iranian Students - 2002-11-19
Iranians in Los Angeles organized a demonstration to support students in Iran. The event was reported by Mohammad Qods Razavi from Voice of America. This…
A Bomb Defused on the Railway Near Prague
A small bomb was defused on the railway near Prague just before President Bush's visit, raising security concerns ahead of the NATO summit. Thousands of…
Foreign Students in America - 2002-11-19
Alan Goodman reports that the number of foreign students in the U.S. has not decreased since the September 11 attacks. This indicates a stability in…
Interview with Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam on the Student Crisis in Iran - 2002-11-18
The article features an interview with Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam discussing the ongoing student crisis in Iran. Zibakalam, a notable academic, provides insights into the situation.…
Afghan Women and Management and Leadership in Afghanistan - 2002-11-18
A short-term internship program for five Afghan women aimed at preparing them for leadership roles in Afghanistan has ended at California State University. The initiative…
Interview with Dr. Shahin Fatemi - 2002-11-18
Mohammad Reza Shahid interviews Dr. Shahin Fatemi about the economic situation in Iran and the upcoming budget of the Islamic Republic. This discussion is significant…
German Newspapers' Reactions to the Situation in Iran - 2002-11-18
German newspapers have reacted to the student protests in Iran by publishing articles. This coverage highlights international attention on the protests and the political climate…
Tribute to Robert De Niro - 2002-11-18
The American Film Institute is set to honor actor Robert De Niro with an award in June. This news was reported by Nazi Baghlari from…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Norway to Send More Personnel for International Peacekeeping Force
Norway is increasing its contributions to the International Peacekeeping Force in Afghanistan, which is currently led by Turkey. This expansion reflects Norway's growing involvement in…
China and Ukraine Agreements in Various Fields - 2002-11-18
China and Ukraine have signed agreements to enhance cooperation in various fields, including intellectual property and education, during Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma's visit to Beijing.…
On This Day, November 18: The Panama Canal Construction Treaty Was Signed.
On November 18, 1903, the United States signed a treaty with Panama to construct the Panama Canal, facilitating maritime trade by connecting the Atlantic and…
Violation of the New UN Security Council Resolution by Iraq - 2002-11-18
The U.S. accuses Iraq of violating a new UN Security Council resolution by attacking its aircraft in no-fly zones. Iraq counters that the U.S. is…
Interview with Khan Baba Tehrani about Student Events in Iran - 2002-11-18
Khan Baba Tehrani discusses the Iranian student movement in an interview, reflecting on its significance and challenges. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles of students…
Interview with Hassan Hazrat Zadeh about Student Protests - 2002-11-18
Behrouz Abbasi interviews Hassan Hazrat Zadeh about the ongoing student protests in Iran, focusing on the motivations and activities of students. This discussion highlights the…
Under the Microscope: Review of the Death Sentence for Aghajari - 2002-11-18
The article discusses ongoing student protests in Iran and Ayatollah Khamenei's directive to reconsider the death sentence of Dr. Hashem Aghajari. It also mentions correspondence…
Tom Ridge: Significant Progress Made in Countering Al-Qaeda Terrorist Network - 2002-11-17
Tom Ridge announced significant advancements in the fight against Al-Qaeda, despite the ongoing threat it poses. Nancy Pelosi supports the anti-terrorism efforts but stresses the…
Iraq Cooperates with Weapons Inspectors - 2002-11-17
Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister announced the country's cooperation with UN weapons inspectors to refute U.S. claims of possessing weapons of mass destruction. Hans Blix is…
Bombing Plot in a Hotel in Yemen Foiled
Kuwaiti authorities have arrested Mohsen al-Fadhli, a senior al-Qaeda member, and thwarted a bombing plot targeting a hotel in Yemen used by U.S. military officials.…
Arrest of an Al-Qaeda Member in Kuwait - 2002-11-17
A senior Al-Qaeda member was arrested in Kuwait, preventing a bombing plot targeting American travelers in Yemen. The suspect is linked to a cell responsible…
Trial of Jacques Moussa, Belgian Arms Dealer - 2002-11-16
Jacques Moussa, a Belgian arms dealer, is on trial in Belgium after being transferred from Iran via Turkey. He claims connections with various intelligence agencies,…
Recent Events in Iran from the Perspective of a Political Activist - 2002-11-16
The article features an interview with political activist Mehdi Khan Baba Tehrani discussing recent events in Iran, particularly focusing on student protests. This is significant…
Interview with Abdullah Momeni Regarding Protests Supporting the Death Sentence of Aghajari - 2002-11-16
Abdullah Momeni discusses student reactions to protests supporting the death sentence of Dr. Hashem Aghajari, which were organized by Friday prayer officials. The protests highlight…
Establishment of a Domestic Intelligence Agency in the U.S. - 2002-11-16
The Bush administration is exploring the creation of a domestic intelligence agency to enhance anti-terrorism efforts, separating these duties from the FBI. This initiative follows…
Javad Zarif's Trip to Washington Canceled
Javad Zarif's planned trip to Washington was canceled at his own request due to restrictions imposed by the U.S. State Department. These restrictions were reportedly…
Extension of German Soldiers' Mission in Afghanistan
The German Parliament has approved an extension of the mission of its soldiers in Afghanistan, with plans to increase troop numbers by about 1,000. This…
Arrest of Senior Al-Qaeda Member - 2002-11-16
A senior member of Al-Qaeda has been arrested by U.S. authorities amid warnings of a potential large-scale attack targeting key sectors. The FBI has highlighted…
NATO Leaders Summit - 2002-11-16
During the NATO leaders summit in Prague, discussions will focus on Iraq and the future of NATO. President Bush seeks support from NATO allies regarding…
Examination of the Shortcomings of American Intelligence Agencies - 2002-11-16
The U.S. Senate has approved a bill to create an independent commission to investigate the September 11 attacks. This commission will consist of 10 ordinary…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Amir Taheri's Article in The New York Times about Saddam Hussein - 2002-11-16
Amir Taheri, an Iranian journalist, wrote an article in The New York Times discussing Saddam Hussein's ambitions. The report by Nazi Baghlari highlights this article…
Fire Dancer - 2002-11-16
Afghanistan has officially submitted its first film, 'Fire Dancer,' for the Academy Awards. This marks a significant milestone in Afghan cinema. The film's lead actress,…
MTV European Music Awards - 2002-11-15
The MTV European Music Awards took place in Barcelona, where Eminem and Jennifer Lopez were the standout winners. Eminem won multiple awards including Best Album,…
Under the Microscope: The Effects of Aghajari's Death Sentence - 2002-11-15
The article discusses the implications of the death sentence for Aghajari, highlighting recent demonstrations in Tehran supporting the verdict and the potential connection to Ayatollah…
Interview with Mohammad Reza Shajarian - 2002-11-15
The article features an interview with renowned Iranian singer Mohammad Reza Shajarian discussing the changes in Iranian music. Conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi from Voice…
On This Day, November 15: The Largest Anti-Vietnam War March in America
On November 15, 1969, a significant anti-Vietnam War demonstration occurred in Washington, D.C., marking a pivotal moment in American protest history. This event involved thousands…
Mir Aymal Kansi Executed
Mir Aymal Kansi, a Pakistani man, was executed in Virginia for the 1993 murder of two CIA employees. His execution followed a legal process and…
Interview with Mr. Bahaddin Adab Regarding the Death Sentence of Aghajari - 2002-11-15
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament called for lawful protests against Hashem Aghajari's death sentence, which was condemned by Mr. Karrubi as disgraceful. The article…
Kasi's Family Requests Sentence Commutation from Virginia Governor
Mir Aflak Kasi, convicted of murdering two CIA employees in 1993, is facing execution in Virginia. His family has requested Governor Mark Warner to commute…
First Time in American History - 2002-11-14
Nancy Pelosi has been elected as the first female leader of the Democratic Party in the U.S. House of Representatives. This historic election follows the…
Science and Society: New Drug to Prevent and Spread Tuberculosis - 2002-11-14
American and Russian scientists have developed a new drug that reduces the transmission duration of tuberculosis. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America discusses this breakthrough.…
Repercussions of Aghajari's Death Sentence in Germany - 2002-11-14
Iranian students are protesting against the death sentence of Hashem Aghajari, prompting significant coverage and analysis in German media. This situation highlights the intersection of…
Pakistan Denies Assisting North Korea's Nuclear Program - 2002-11-14
Pakistan has denied claims that it assisted North Korea's nuclear program until recently, responding to a Washington Post report. The Bush administration is reportedly facing…
Therapeutic Calm - 2002-11-14
The article features an interview with Homa Partovi, an artist and specialist in therapeutic calm, discussing how this practice helps individuals manage social pressures and…
Intelligence Agencies Report Increased Communications Among Terrorists
U.S. terrorism experts warn of increased terrorist communications, indicating potential imminent attacks. The FBI has issued warnings about hospitals being at risk, but the White…
The killer of two CIA agents will be executed by lethal injection late today in Virginia - 2002-11-14
Mir Aamil Kansi, convicted of killing two CIA agents in 1993, is set to be executed in Virginia today, prompting protests in Pakistan. His tribal…
Based on numerous indications, the voice on the tape from Al Jazeera is that of Bin Laden - 2002-11-13
A tape released by Al Jazeera purportedly features Osama Bin Laden praising recent terrorist attacks. U.S. officials are investigating the authenticity of the tape, which…
Venezuelan Police Intervention to Free Dozens of President's Opponents - 2002-11-13
Venezuelan police clashed with armed supporters of President Hugo Chavez to free political opponents trapped in a public hall, resulting in one death and eleven…
Widespread Protests in Pakistan Against US Decision to Execute a Pakistani - 2002-11-13
Widespread protests erupted in Pakistan against the US decision to execute Mir Aimal Kansi, who was convicted of killing two CIA agents in 1993. Activists…
Colombian Army Searches for Kidnapped High-Ranking Bishop - 2002-11-13
The Colombian army is searching for Bishop Jorge Enrique Jimenez and priest Desiderio Orjuela, who were kidnapped by armed attackers. The U.S. and Pope John…
North Korea Seeks Non-Aggression Pact with the U.S.
North Korea is demanding a non-aggression pact with the U.S. before addressing concerns about its nuclear program. This statement was made by a North Korean…
President Bush Promises to Defeat Terrorism and Disarm Iraq - 2002-11-12
President Bush vowed to combat terrorism and disarm Iraq during a Veterans Day ceremony. He highlighted the ongoing military engagement of U.S. forces in Afghanistan…
Veterans Day Observance
November 11 is commemorated in the U.S. as Veterans Day, marking the end of World War I and honoring military personnel who died in service.…
A Reputable American Newspaper Reports Iraq is Seeking Antidote for Nerve Gas - 2002-11-12
A reputable American newspaper reports that Iraq is ordering large quantities of Atropine, an antidote for nerve gas, suggesting preparations for potential military use of…
Russian Defense Minister: Kremlin Needs Evidence
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov emphasized the need for evidence regarding North Korea's nuclear weapons program, stating that Moscow has not seen conclusive proof. This…
Four Students Killed in Kabul Police Shooting
Four students were killed and several others injured during a police shooting in Kabul amid protests against poor living conditions in university dormitories. The protests…
USA: Potential Link to Al-Qaeda Network Discovered in West Africa - 2002-11-12
U.S. officials have identified a potential link between a former Algerian army colonel and Al-Qaeda in West Africa, which poses a risk to regional stability.…
Lawsuit Against American Companies - 2002-11-12
South African activists have filed a lawsuit in the U.S. against 20 companies, including major banks and corporations, for their alleged complicity in human rights…
Establishment of a Permanent Museum for the September 11 Tragedy - 2002-11-12
In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, makeshift street museums were established by the public to honor the victims. These displays are now being…
Senior Iraqi Legislators Urge Parliament to Reject Security Council Resolution - 2002-11-12
Senior Iraqi lawmakers are calling for the rejection of a UN Security Council resolution on weapons inspections, viewing it as a precursor to war. The…
One Police Officer Killed During Assault on the City of Ma'an
A police officer was killed during a security operation in Ma'an, Jordan, where at least three people died and several were injured. The operation aimed…
Margaret Mead Film Festival - 2002-11-11
The Margaret Mead Film Festival is a four-day event showcasing around forty documentary films from various regions including Africa, Asia, and Europe. The festival aims…
Discussion in the Iraqi Parliament Regarding the UN Security Council Resolution - 2002-11-11
The Iraqi Parliament is set to discuss the acceptance of a UN Security Council resolution on disarmament, with a deadline approaching. The resolution warns of…
The Impact of the Turkish Elections on Iran - 2002-11-11
The Turkish elections are expected to impact Iran in three significant ways, as analyzed by political scientist Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara. This is important as it…
Knowledge and Society: The Opinions of Cultural Writers - 2002-11-11
The article discusses the perspectives of cultural writers on various entries in the Webster and American Heritage dictionaries. It highlights the importance of cultural interpretation…
Jordanian Forces Besiege a City - 2002-11-10
Jordanian forces have besieged the city of Ma'an to search for militants linked to the murder of American diplomat Lawrence Foley. Eyewitnesses report an imminent…
Security Operations Continue in the City of Ma'an, Jordan - 2002-11-10
Security forces in Jordan are conducting operations in Ma'an to apprehend a group of Islamic militants hiding with local support. The operations will continue until…
Raid in the Hometown of Suspect in Bali Bombing
Indonesian police are investigating the hometown of a suspect involved in the Bali nightclub bombing that killed 180 people. The suspect, known as 'Amrouzi', has…
Mimi Painting Exhibition - 2002-11-10
The Mimi Painting Exhibition features works by prominent Iranian artists and includes an interview discussing the significance of the exhibition. Key figures involved are Parviz…
Ukrainian Officials Misled Investigators
U.S.-Ukraine relations are at a low point due to allegations of arms sales to Iraq that Ukraine has failed to disprove. U.S. officials claim Ukrainian…
Boston University - 2002-11-09
Boston University established a center for African studies in the early 1950s, recognizing the importance of understanding the continent. This initiative reflects the university's commitment…
Murder of American Embassy Guard in Nepal - 2002-11-09
An American embassy guard in Nepal was murdered by unknown assailants while at home. The incident occurs amid heightened political tensions following the king's dismissal…
One of the Astronauts is the First American Native to Go to Space - 2002-11-09
NASA is set to launch the Endeavour spacecraft to send a new team of astronauts to the International Space Station, including the first American Native…
Protests Against Globalization and Potential Attack on Iraq - 2002-11-09
Hundreds of thousands protested in Florence against a potential U.S. attack on Iraq following a UN resolution demanding Iraq disarm. The event was part of…
Aircraft Navigation System Failure in Afghanistan - 2002-11-09
A U.S. military AC-130 mistakenly fired on a convoy of American and Afghan forces in March, killing one American officer and two Afghan soldiers. The…
American and British Aircraft Drop Leaflets Over No-Fly Zones in Southern Iraq for the Third Time
American and British aircraft have dropped leaflets over southern Iraq, warning the Iraqi army against attacking coalition forces and advising civilians on safety measures. This…
Interview with Ramses Rashidi - 2002-11-08
Ramses Rashidi discusses investment opportunities in China in an interview with Mohammad Qods Razavi. This conversation highlights the growing economic ties between Iran and China,…
Approval of a New Blood Test Method for Detecting AIDS - 2002-11-08
A new blood test method for detecting AIDS has been approved in the U.S., allowing for results in under twenty minutes compared to the usual…
Calendar Day, November 8: Mount Holyoke Seminar - 2002-11-08
On November 8, 1958, the first educational institution for women's education in the United States was established, known as Mount Holyoke Seminar. This event highlights…
Under the Microscope: France and the U.S. Agreement on the New Security Council Resolution
France and the U.S. have reached an agreement on a new Security Council resolution that addresses the presence of weapons inspectors in Iraq. Additionally, there…
U.S. Forces Ready for Necessary Action Against Iraq - 2002-11-08
The U.S. Department of Defense announced that American forces are ready to act against Iraq if President Bush deems military action necessary. Victoria Clarke confirmed…
Bali Bombers Displeased with Low Number of American Casualties in Terrorist Attack - 2002-11-08
The Bali bombers expressed dissatisfaction with the low number of American casualties in their attack, which primarily killed Australians. A senior Indonesian police official provided…
An American Among the Occupants of a Car That Exploded in Yemen - 2002-11-08
An American citizen named Ahmad Hajazi was killed in a car explosion in eastern Yemen, along with five others labeled as dangerous by Yemeni officials.…
Opponents Accuse Chavez of Trying to Establish a Communist Regime - 2002-11-08
In Venezuela, the government and opposition have begun talks to resolve a political deadlock, with opponents accusing President Chavez of attempting to establish a communist…
Latest Model of Patriot Missile Defense System Tested by Israeli Army - 2002-11-07
The Israeli army successfully tested the latest model of the American Patriot missile defense system in the Negev desert. This development is significant as it…
Under the Microscope: Results of the American Elections and the Significant Victory of the Republicans - 2002-11-07
The article discusses the significant victory of the Republican Party in the American elections and the issuance of a death sentence for Hashem Aghajari. Ali…
In Response to Iraq's Air Defense Attack - 2002-11-07
British and American military aircraft bombed Iraqi military facilities in response to an air defense attack. The U.S. Central Command claimed the action was self-defense…
This Type of Plague Does Not Spread from Human to Human - 2002-11-07
An American couple from New Mexico has been hospitalized in New York City with bubonic plague, marking its first occurrence in the U.S. in a…
Iranian Government Bans Advertising of American Products in National Media
The Iranian government has prohibited the advertising of American goods in its media, although the sale of these products remains legal. This decision reflects ongoing…
Anti-Globalization Rally in Florence - 2002-11-06
Thousands of protesters have gathered in Florence for a five-day anti-globalization rally, with heightened security to prevent violence. The event is also a platform for…
Germany's Reaction to the New Elections in Turkey - 2002-11-06
Germany has reacted to the recent elections in Turkey, where the Justice and Development Party won significantly. The German government hopes the new administration will…
Middle East Reaction to Republican Victory in the U.S. - 2002-11-06
Middle Eastern reactions to the Republican victory in the U.S. highlight concerns over a potential hardline government in Israel. Analysts believe this could undermine peace…
Under the Microscope: Sharon's Failure to Form a New Cabinet - 2002-11-06
The article discusses Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's inability to form a new cabinet, leading to calls for early elections. It also mentions the release…
Under the Microscope: Analyzing the Results of the Turkish Elections, Arrest of Abbas Abdi - 2002-11-06
Ali Reza Nourizadeh discusses the implications of the recent Turkish elections and the arrest of Abbas Abdi, highlighting potential new repressive measures in Iran. This…
CIA Kills Five Al-Qaeda Operatives in Yemen - 2002-11-05
The CIA conducted a drone strike in Yemen, killing senior Al-Qaeda operative Abu Ali and five other members. This operation is significant as Abu Ali…
The U.S. Department of Defense Strengthens Military Presence in the Horn of Africa
The U.S. is increasing its military presence in the Horn of Africa to combat terrorism and arms trafficking. A new contingent of 400 Marines will…
Start of Elections in America - 2002-11-05
Elections are taking place in the U.S. today, with voters deciding on all House and Senate seats and several governorships. President Bush is actively supporting…
The Passing of Andre Dutas, a Pioneer of 3D Cinema in America - 2002-11-05
Andre Dutas, a notable director and innovator in 3D cinema, has passed away. He was recognized at the San Francisco International Film Festival in 1997.…
Calendar Day, November 5: First Nationwide Flight in America - 2002-11-05
On November 5, 1911, a significant milestone in aviation history occurred when an American pilot completed the first nationwide flight from New York to California.…
President Bush's Message on the Occasion of the Beginning of Ramadan - 2002-11-05
President Bush issued a message to Muslims in the U.S. and worldwide at the start of Ramadan in 2002, emphasizing Islam as a religion of…
Americans in the Middle East May Be Targeted by Terrorist Attacks - 2002-11-05
The U.S. State Department has issued a renewed warning to Americans about potential terrorist threats in the Middle East, emphasizing vigilance due to risks from…
U.S. Department of Defense Establishes Special Military Command for the Horn of Africa - 2002-11-05
The U.S. is setting up a special military command in the Horn of Africa to combat terrorism in Yemen and Somalia. A 400-member task force…
Who Are Vitamins For?
The article discusses the importance of daily vitamin consumption for health, emphasizing that while it is beneficial for everyone, it is essential for certain individuals.…
Report by Shahid: Observance of Ramadan in France - 2002-11-05
The article discusses the observance of Ramadan by the Muslim community in France, highlighting the significant population of around four million Muslims. It is important…
Six Al-Qaeda Members Killed in Car Explosion in Yemen
A car explosion in Yemen killed six Al-Qaeda members, including a key figure linked to a previous attack on a U.S. warship. This incident highlights…
White House Dismisses North Korean Proposal as Worthless - 2002-11-04
The White House has rejected North Korea's proposal for negotiations regarding its weapons program, insisting that North Korea must first dismantle its nuclear capabilities. The…
Interview with Darvishpour about Khatami's Trip to Spain - 2002-11-04
The article features an interview with Darvishpour discussing former Iranian President Khatami's visit to Spain. This trip is significant as it reflects Iran's diplomatic engagements…
Under the Microscope: Arrest of Abbas Abdi on the Anniversary of the U.S. Embassy Occupation - 2002-11-04
Abbas Abdi was arrested on the anniversary of the U.S. embassy occupation, which is a significant date in Iran's history. The article also references a…
Six Muslim Militant Suspects Killed in Car Explosion in Yemen - 2002-11-04
Six Muslim militant suspects were killed in a car explosion in Yemen, including a key figure linked to al-Qaeda. The cause of the explosion is…
The Elections in America Will Determine the Fate of Congress - 2002-11-04
The upcoming elections in the U.S. will significantly impact the control of Congress, with President Bush campaigning for Republican candidates. Voters will elect governors, House…
Intense Electoral Competition in America - 2002-11-04
The Democratic and Republican parties are in a fierce competition ahead of the midterm elections in the U.S., with candidates contesting key positions across various…
Who is the Electronic Ear Suitable and Accessible For?
The article discusses the suitability and accessibility of electronic ears for individuals with hearing loss. It features an interview with Dr. Faramarz Memari, an expert…
Saddam Hussein: Iraq is Psychologically Prepared for War with America...
Saddam Hussein claims Iraq is ready for war with the U.S. psychologically, despite military disparities. Amr Moussa of the Arab League supports a fair UN…
Interview with Manijeh Hekmat, Director of the Film Women's Prison - 2002-11-03
Manijeh Hekmat's film Women's Prison was showcased at the Sao Paulo Festival, highlighting issues related to women's rights and imprisonment in Iran. The report by…
Electronic Ear Surgery - 2002-11-03
The article discusses cochlear implant surgery, highlighting its advancements over the past two decades and its relevance to individuals with hearing loss, including a reference…
Republicans and Democrats Across America Intensely Engaged in Election Campaigns - 2002-11-03
Republicans and Democrats are heavily campaigning ahead of crucial elections that could shift control of Congress. President Bush is actively supporting Republican candidates amid concerns…
Knowledge and Society: What Are the Properties of Vitamins? - 2002-11-03
The article discusses the properties and consumption of various vitamins that aid in disease prevention and treatment. Mansour Farasioon, a scientific reporter, shares insights on…
Democrats and Republicans Engaged in Election Campaigns for Tuesday - 2002-11-03
Democrats and Republicans are in the final stages of their campaigns for the upcoming elections on Tuesday, with significant implications for both parties. President Bush…
Increased Travel Warnings for Americans in the Philippines
The U.S. has issued heightened travel warnings for Americans in the Philippines due to potential terrorist threats. Officials are concerned about possible attacks similar to…
After the Air Incident Between China and the USA - 2002-11-02
The U.S. and China have agreed to resume military relations and will begin direct negotiations soon. This marks the first talks since a 2001 incident…
Final Death Toll is Three Adults and 26 Children
A series of powerful earthquakes in southern Italy resulted in the deaths of three adults and 26 children, prompting evacuations in the affected area. The…