April 2004
Abu Bakar Bashir Rearrested After Release from Prison - 2004-04-30
Abu Bakar Bashir, a Muslim cleric suspected of terrorism, was re-arrested in Indonesia immediately after being released from prison due to new evidence against him.…
John Negroponte Approved as New U.S. Ambassador to Iraq
John Negroponte has been approved by the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee as the new U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, with a push from lawmakers to…
At least 22 killed in recent clashes between Muslims and Christians in the Maluku Islands
Recent clashes in the Maluku Islands between Muslims and Christians have resulted in at least 22 deaths and over a hundred injuries. The violence erupted…
General Wiranto, Former Chief of the Indonesian Army, Nominated for Presidential Election
General Wiranto has been nominated by his party for the Indonesian presidential election despite facing accusations of human rights violations. He will compete against current…
Iran National Futsal Team Crushes Cambodia with 24 Goals
The Iran national futsal team achieved a remarkable victory over Cambodia, scoring 24 goals to 1. This win follows previous victories against Hong Kong and…
Shamsai Tops Scoring Table in Asian Futsal Championship
Vahid Shamsai leads the scoring table in the Asian Futsal Championship, having scored 13 goals in just two matches. This performance highlights his significant contribution…
Iran National Futsal Team's Dominant Victory Against Hong Kong
The Iran national futsal team won their opening match in the sixth Asian Futsal Championship against Hong Kong with a score of 15-0. This victory…
Trial of an Iraqi Man in Australia for Human Trafficking
An Iraqi man is on trial in Australia for human trafficking related to a 2001 boat sinking that resulted in 353 deaths. Khalid Dawood claims…