Immigration and Customs Enforcement
November 2002
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
South African Police Response to White Supremacist Supporters - 2002-11-29
The South African police have launched raids against white supremacists suspected of plotting to overthrow the government, arresting several individuals for illegal firearms. This action…
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…
About twenty people have been arrested in connection with the Bali investigations - 2002-11-29
Approximately twenty individuals have been arrested in connection with the Bali bombing investigations, including key suspects Imam Samudra and Amrozi, who have confessed to their…
Acquittal of Four Indonesians in Human Rights Violation Court - 2002-11-29
An Indonesian court acquitted four senior military and police officers of human rights violations related to the 1999 East Timor violence. This decision highlights ongoing…
Crash of a Small Aircraft in Kenya - 2002-11-28
A small aircraft crashed in Kenya's Masai Mara National Park, killing one and injuring at least seven, mostly foreign tourists. The pilot died during an…
Turkey's Cabinet Led by Abdullah Gul Receives Vote of Confidence from Parliament - 2002-11-28
Turkey's cabinet under Prime Minister Abdullah Gul has received a vote of confidence from Parliament, allowing for potential political and economic reforms. The government emphasizes…
Haitian President Rejects Opposition Demands for Resignation
Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has refused to resign amid escalating tensions with opposition groups. He believes that new elections are the solution to the ongoing…
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…
Comments by Hadi Panahi Regarding Student Protests - 2002-11-27
Students in Iran have been protesting for over two weeks against the death sentence of Hashem Aghajari, calling for freedom of expression and political reforms.…
Russia's Request to Georgia for the Extradition of Chechen Separatists - 2002-11-27
Russia has requested Georgia to extradite eight Chechen separatists, claiming that there are no legal grounds for Georgia's refusal, especially after the European Court of…
US and Mexico Negotiations on Immigration Agreement - 2002-11-26
US Secretary of State Colin Powell is in Mexico discussing a potential immigration agreement with Mexican officials, emphasizing the current opportunity to address mutual interests,…
Public Service Workers Strike in France - 2002-11-26
Public service workers in France are striking against wage cuts and plan a major demonstration in Paris. The strikes have disrupted flights and public transport…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Ariel Sharon Congratulated Abdullah Gul
Ariel Sharon congratulated Abdullah Gul on his new position as Turkey's Prime Minister and invited him to visit Israel. This highlights the strengthening ties between…
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…
Curfew Imposed in Ma'an, Jordan - 2002-11-25
A curfew has been imposed in Ma'an, Jordan, after a fatal clash between police and rioters, resulting in heightened tensions. This incident follows a previous…
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,…
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…
Armed Clashes Near Temples Attacked in Kashmir - 2002-11-25
Armed clashes erupted near Hindu temples in Kashmir following a deadly attack attributed to Islamic militants. The attack resulted in multiple casualties, including civilians and…
Islamic Militants Attack Two Hindu Temples in Kashmir - 2002-11-25
Islamic militants attacked two Hindu temples in Jammu, Kashmir, resulting in 12 deaths and 50 injuries. The incident highlights ongoing religious tensions in the region,…
Islamic Gunmen Attack Hindu Shrine in Kashmir, India
Islamic gunmen launched an attack on a Hindu temple in Jammu, Kashmir, resulting in at least 5 deaths and 25 injuries. The incident highlights ongoing…
The Responsible Party for the Hindu Temple Bombing Has Been Killed
An Islamist militant named Mohammad Azim, responsible for a bombing at a Hindu temple in Hyderabad, was killed during a police shootout while attempting to…
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…
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…
Explosion in the Capital of Colombia - 2002-11-23
An explosion occurred in Bogotá, Colombia, where three mortars fired by suspected rebels detonated near the U.S. Embassy, injuring two. Initial evidence points to the…
Saeed Razavi Faqih's Views on Student Positions - 2002-11-23
Saeed Razavi Faqih, a philosophy PhD student and member of a prominent student organization, shares insights on student political positions in Iran during an interview.…
UNICEF Reports Iraqi Child Malnutrition Rates at Lowest Since Mid-1990s
UNICEF reports a significant decrease in malnutrition rates among Iraqi children, particularly in the south and central regions, with rates dropping to 4%. Despite this…
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…
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…
Interrogation of Al-Nashiri, One of Al-Qaeda's Leaders, by U.S. Police - 2002-11-22
U.S. police have interrogated Abdul Rahim al-Nashiri, a leader of Al-Qaeda, following his recent arrest. He is believed to have been the operational head of…
After Ayatollah Khamenei's Provocative Speech - 2002-11-22
Following a provocative speech by Ayatollah Khamenei, police and hardliners disrupted a memorial event in Tehran, leading to arrests and injuries. The protests were partly…
Main Architect of Bali Bombing Arrested - 2002-11-21
The main architect of the Bali bombing, Imam Samudra, has been arrested by Indonesian police while trying to escape to Sumatra. His arrest is seen…
Explosion at Lagos Airport in Nigeria - 2002-11-21
An explosion at Lagos International Airport has resulted in at least one death and significant fire damage. Witnesses reported bodies being removed from the site,…
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…
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…
Bomb Explosion in Hyderabad - 2002-11-21
A bomb explosion in Hyderabad, India, killed 2 and injured 20, occurring shortly after a visit by U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill. The police suspect…
Perpetrators of Bali Bombing Received $5.50 for Each Fatality - 2002-11-21
The article discusses how the bombers of the Bali attack were paid $5.50 for each person killed, as reported by Australian media. Imam Samudra, the…
Finding a Fair Solution to the Cyprus Issue - 2002-11-21
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the leader of Turkey's ruling party, emphasizes that Turkey's EU accession efforts must be tied to resolving the Cyprus issue. The island…
Over Two Million Children Die from Disease in Poor Countries Each Year
International organizations report that over two million children die annually in poor countries from preventable diseases. The WHO, UNICEF, and World Bank highlight the low…
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…
Indonesia Increases Security Measures Around International Schools
Indonesia has heightened security around international schools following terrorist threats, leading to closures for three days. School officials are uncertain about reopening dates, and additional…
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…
Turkish President Opposes Appointment of Minister of Education
Turkish President Ahmet Necdet Sezer has opposed the appointment of Basir Atalay, a politician with Islamic ties, to the Ministry of Education. This decision reflects…
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…
President Bush Arrives in Prague - 2002-11-19
President Bush has arrived in Prague for a NATO summit and to invite seven Eastern and Central European countries to join. He is expected to…
The Role of Leftists in the Tokyo Explosions - 2002-11-19
On November 19, 2002, two explosions occurred near a U.S. military base in Tokyo, likely involving radical leftists. No injuries were reported, but a homemade…
Explosion Near U.S. Military Base in Japan - 2002-11-19
Two explosions occurred near a U.S. military base in Japan, prompting police investigations. Local residents reported the blasts, and a homemade mortar launcher was found…
Venezuelan National Guard Clashes with Anti-Government Protesters for Second Day - 2002-11-19
The Venezuelan National Guard clashed with anti-government protesters for the second day, using tear gas to disperse crowds opposing the army's takeover of the police.…
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…
Investigators Say Terrorist Team Responsible for Bali Bombing Still Present in Indonesia - 2002-11-19
Investigators have revealed that the terrorist group responsible for the Bali bombing is still in Indonesia, potentially hiding in Islamic schools. Police are searching for…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Attempt to Hijack El Al Plane Foiled
An attempted hijacking of an El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Istanbul was thwarted by Israeli security agents. The suspect, identified as an Arab…
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.…
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…
Indonesian Police Identify Six More Suspects
Indonesian police have identified six new suspects in the Bali bombings, including the main planner Imam Samudra. The suspects are all Indonesian and have not…
Arrest of Hindu Extremists in Gujarat - 2002-11-17
Indian police arrested 175 Hindu extremists during a gathering in Ahmedabad, including leaders of the World Hindu Council. The gathering was organized ahead of upcoming…
Venezuelan President Takes Control of Police Force - 2002-11-17
Hugo Chavez has taken control of the police in Caracas, leading to accusations of power abuse from his opponents. The sudden resignation of the newly…
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,…
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…
Release of a Syrian Prisoner - 2002-11-16
Bashar al-Assad has released political dissident Riyad al-Turk from prison on humanitarian grounds. Al-Turk, who is 72 and has health issues, was previously sentenced to…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Turkish President Appoints Abdullah Gul as Prime Minister - 2002-11-16
Turkish President has appointed Abdullah Gul as Prime Minister, marking the first non-coalition government in 15 years. Gul's appointment comes as the Justice and Development…
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 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…
In Kyrgyzstan, Police Prevent Protesters from Entering the Capital
In Kyrgyzstan, police blocked hundreds of protesters from entering Bishkek, demanding the resignation of President Askar Akayev and accountability for the deaths of five individuals…
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…
Most Shops in Quetta Closed Due to Execution of Kanzi - 2002-11-15
Mir Aimal Kansi was executed for killing two CIA employees, leading to widespread mourning in Quetta, his hometown. Local authorities increased security to prevent violence,…
Bishkek Police Arrest 10 for Participating in Protests Demanding Askar Akayev's Resignation - 2002-11-15
Bishkek police arrested 10 individuals for protesting against President Askar Akayev's regime, which has faced criticism for authoritarian practices. The protests were sparked by past…
Proposal of the Justice and Development Party Submitted to the President of Turkey
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan submitted a list of Prime Minister candidates to President Ahmet Necdet Sezer after the new Turkish parliament was sworn in. Erdoğan, despite…
French Police Intervention to Remove Refugees from Church - 2002-11-14
French police intervened to remove around 100 illegal migrants from a church in Calais, where they sought refuge. Most of the migrants are Iraqi Kurds…
Members of the New Turkish Parliament Remember Today - 2002-11-14
The newly elected Turkish Parliament members pledged to maintain the secular system and Western values. The Justice and Development Party, led by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,…
Supporters of Hugo Chavez Threaten to Disrupt Negotiations with Opponents - 2002-11-14
Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez protested and threatened to disrupt negotiations with political opponents following violent clashes with police. The situation escalated after Chavez…
German Police Pursue Supporters of the Group Known as Hizb ut-Tahrir - 2002-11-14
German police conducted raids on 27 apartments nationwide targeting suspected supporters of Hizb ut-Tahrir, an extremist Islamic organization. The suspects are believed to be Palestinians,…
Philippine Officials Say They Have Arrested a Suspected Leader of the Abu Sayyaf Militant Group
Philippine authorities have arrested Abdulmaqim Idris, suspected to be a leader of the Abu Sayyaf militant group, who has confessed to planning recent deadly attacks.…
Laughing at the Killing of Innocent People - 2002-11-14
A man suspected of involvement in the Bali bombing was seen laughing during his interrogation, provoking outrage among Australians, especially those who lost loved ones…
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…
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…
Interview with Abdullah Momeni, Secretary of the Office for Consolidation of Unity at Allameh University - 2002-11-14
Abdullah Momeni discusses the ongoing student protests in Iran, which started as a reaction to the sentence against Dr. Hashem Aghajari. The protests reflect broader…
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.…
Kenya's Protest Against UN Decision on Elephant Ivory Exports - 2002-11-13
Kenya has protested against a UN decision allowing Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa to sell elephant ivory, arguing it promotes poaching. The decision was made…
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…
Traffic in Washington D.C. Returns to Normal
A man caused a temporary shutdown of a main street in Washington D.C. by claiming his truck was filled with explosives, prompting a police response.…
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…
Jordanian Police Clash with Islamic Militants in Ma'an for Second Consecutive Day - 2002-11-12
Jordanian police have been engaged in clashes with Islamic militants in Ma'an for two consecutive days, resulting in at least four deaths. The main suspect,…
Tribal and Religious Leaders in Pakistan Call for Repeal of Death Sentence for Killer
Tribal and religious leaders in Pakistan are advocating for the cancellation of the death sentence for Mir Aimal Kansi, who was convicted of killing two…
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…
Amnesty International Condemns Execution of CIA Employee's Killer
Amnesty International has condemned the upcoming execution of Mir Aimal Kansi, a Pakistani man convicted of killing two CIA employees in 1993. His mother and…
Release of a Kashmiri Separatist from Prison - 2002-11-11
Yasin Malik, a prominent Kashmiri separatist leader, has been released from prison after eight months. This release coincides with efforts by the new Chief Minister…
Pakistani Religious Leaders Call for Cancellation of Death Sentence for CIA Employees' Killer in Virginia
Pakistani religious and tribal leaders are urging the U.S. to cancel the death sentence of Mir Aimal Kazi, who killed two CIA agents in 1993.…
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…
Israeli Attack on Gaza City - 2002-11-11
Israeli helicopters attacked Gaza City with rockets, while a Palestinian gunman killed five in northern Israel. The violence escalated with two suicide bombers detonating themselves…
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…
New Assault on the City of Ma'an - 2002-11-11
Jordanian police and security forces are conducting operations in Ma'an to apprehend Islamic extremists, resulting in multiple casualties. The main suspect, Abu Sayyaf, is wanted…
According to press reports, President Bush has approved a war plan against Iraq - 2002-11-10
President Bush has approved a military plan against Iraq, indicating readiness for action if Iraq fails to comply with UN resolutions. Condoleezza Rice and British…
Turkey's New Parliament to Begin Work on November 14
Turkey's electoral board announced the Justice and Development Party's victory in the parliamentary elections, winning 363 seats. The Republican People's Party secured enough votes to…
Proposal for the Trial of Zacarias Moussaoui in Military Court - 2002-11-10
The Bush administration is considering trying Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in the U.S. for the September 11 attacks, in a military court instead…
Bali Bombing Suspect Likely Traveled to Afghanistan
The main suspect in the Bali nightclub bombing, Amrouzi, has been arrested and is believed to have traveled to Afghanistan, raising concerns about potential terrorist…
The Status of Opium Poppy Cultivation in Afghanistan - 2002-11-09
The 2002 annual report from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime highlights a rise in opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan. This ongoing trend poses…
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…
Search for at Least Three More Terrorists in Indonesia - 2002-11-08
Indonesian police are seeking at least three additional suspects connected to a deadly bombing in Bali that killed nearly 200 people. The main suspect, currently…
Turkish Army Will Protect the Country Against Radical Islam - 2002-11-08
The Turkish Army has declared its commitment to protect the country from radical Islam, signaling a warning to the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP)…
Israel's Protection of Worshippers in Jerusalem - 2002-11-08
Israel has increased police presence in Jerusalem to oversee Palestinian worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan. The ongoing conflict has seen further violence, including the…
Israeli Police to Deploy Approximately 2,000 Officers Around Jerusalem
Israeli police are deploying 2,000 officers around Jerusalem as a precaution against potential violence during Ramadan prayers. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon dismissed the new Foreign…
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,…
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Says His Party Will Not Introduce Prime Minister Candidate Until Next Week
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that his party will wait until the new parliament is formed next week before introducing a Prime Minister candidate. This follows…
Leader of the Winning Party in Turkey's Recent Parliamentary Elections Plans to Visit Northern Cyprus and Greece Soon
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, leader of Turkey's ruling party, plans to visit Northern Cyprus and Greece to ease tensions before an upcoming EU summit. The visit…
Protest of One Thousand People in Front of a U.S. Base - 2002-11-07
Over a thousand people protested in front of a U.S. military base in Italy against a potential U.S. attack on Iraq. The demonstration is part…
Arrest of Suspect in Bali Bombing - 2002-11-07
A suspect named Amrozi has been arrested in connection with the deadly Bali bombing that killed around 200 people last month. He confessed to being…
Explosion in Kashmir Leaves 1 Dead and 13 Injured - 2002-11-06
A grenade explosion in a commercial area of Kashmir has killed one person and injured thirteen others, with police attributing the attack to Islamist militants.…
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…
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…
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…
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.…
Leaders of Turkey's Justice and Development Party Begin Search for New Prime Minister - 2002-11-05
The Justice and Development Party in Turkey is starting the search for a new prime minister after a parliamentary election victory. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the…
Thai Police Arrest Muslim Teacher on Terrorism Suspicions
Thai police arrested a Muslim teacher, Abdulqadir Saha, on terrorism suspicions after explosives were found in his home. This follows a series of suspicious fires…
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.…
Abbas Abdi Arrested
Abbas Abdi, a prominent reformist journalist, was arrested on the anniversary of the U.S. embassy occupation in Tehran. His arrest follows the closure of a…
Justice and Development Party Wins Elections in Turkey - 2002-11-04
The Justice and Development Party (AKP), a newly formed party with Islamic roots, won the Turkish parliamentary elections with 35% of the votes, allowing it…
Hindus Prepare for Diwali Celebration
As Hindus prepare for the Diwali festival, Indian police have heightened security following the shooting of two suspected militants in New Delhi. The suspects were…
Indonesian Police Identify Three Suspects in Bali Bombing
Indonesian police have identified three suspects in the Bali bombing that killed over 200 people. The suspects are Indonesian citizens linked to the radical group…
Indian Police: Two Suspects of Islamic Militancy Killed in Shooting in New Delhi
Two suspects linked to Islamic militancy were killed in a shooting in New Delhi, believed to be members of Lashkar-e-Taiba. The incident highlights ongoing security…
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…
Turkey's Parliamentary Elections Today Could Lead to the Rise of Islamic Trends - 2002-11-03
Turkish voters are electing a new parliament that may lead to the rise of the Justice and Development Party, which has Islamic roots. Recep Tayyip…
A Russian Military Helicopter Shot Down Near the Capital of the Separatist Republic of Chechnya
A Russian military helicopter was shot down near Grozny, killing nine soldiers. This incident follows the suspension of troop reduction plans by Russia's Defense Minister.…
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…
Murder of a Congress Party Member and His Guards in Kashmir - 2002-11-02
A Congress Party member and his two guards were killed in Kashmir shortly after the new Chief Minister was sworn in. Islamic extremists are suspected…
Turkish Politicians Spend Last Day of Election Campaigns
Turkish politicians are concluding their election campaigns, with the Justice and Development Party, led by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, likely to gain power. This election is…
Russia's Attempt to Arrest Chechen Representative - 2002-11-02
Denmark is withholding the extradition of Chechen representative Ahmad Zakayev to Russia due to insufficient evidence of terrorism. Zakayev was arrested after a conference in…
Abu Bakar Bashir Did Not Answer Most Police Questions - 2002-11-02
Indonesian police are interrogating Abu Bakar Bashir, the leader of Jamaah Islamiyah, in connection with a recent bombing in Bali that killed 190 people. Bashir…
Two Men Arrested for Accidental Arson in Vietnam
Two welders were arrested in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, after a fire they accidentally started resulted in at least sixty-one deaths. They fled the…
A Suspect Identified in Last Month's Attacks in Bali
Indonesian police have identified a suspect in the deadly nightclub attacks in Bali that killed at least 180 people. The investigation suggests the use of…
Connection Between Washington Shootings and a Murder in Baton Rouge
Ballistic tests have connected a rifle used in Washington sniper attacks to a murder in Baton Rouge. John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo are…
Turkish Constitutional Court Grants Justice Party 15 Days to Defend Itself
The Turkish Constitutional Court has allowed the Justice and Development Party 15 days to defend itself against a government ban. Prosecutors accuse the party of…