June 2004
Over 8 Million Light Weapons Have Fallen into the Hands of the People of Iraq After the Overthrow of Saddam Hussein
After the fall of Saddam Hussein, over 8 million light weapons have been acquired by the Iraqi populace. This arms transfer poses a significant threat…
Films of Theo Angelopoulos
Theo Angelopoulos, a prominent Greek filmmaker born in 1936, made significant contributions to cinema from the late 1960s onwards. His films, known for their epic…
Presidential Institution: Lyndon Johnson, 36th President of the United States - 2004-06-27
The article discusses various programs of the Presidential Institution regarding Lyndon Johnson's presidency, particularly focusing on the aftermath of JFK's assassination, the 1964 election, and…
New Wave of Violence in Iraq Four Days Before Power Transfer
A new wave of violence has erupted in Iraq just four days before the U.S. is set to transfer power to an interim government. Insurgents…
At least 85 Iraqis killed in coordinated attacks today in Iraq - 2004-06-24
Coordinated insurgent attacks in Iraq resulted in at least 85 Iraqi deaths and over 250 injuries, with the most significant casualties in Mosul. The violence…
US Army: Four US Marines Killed West of Baghdad - 2004-06-22
Four US Marines were killed during operations in Anbar province near Ramadi, while an American soldier died in a separate mortar attack in Baghdad. The…
Bill Clinton's Memoirs to be Published
Bill Clinton's memoir reveals personal struggles and political battles during his presidency, particularly regarding his affair with Monica Lewinsky and interactions with George W. Bush.…
The Adjuster
The article discusses the film 'The Adjuster' directed by Atom Egoyan, focusing on the life of an insurance adjuster who caters to the diverse needs…
Mona Lisa
The article discusses the film 'Mona Lisa' directed by Neil Jordan, highlighting its exploration of dark themes related to the human soul and relationships. It…
Former Abu Ghraib Prison Official Claims She Has Been Made a Scapegoat - 2004-06-15
General Janis Karpinski, the former head of Abu Ghraib prison, claims she is a scapegoat for the abuse of Iraqi prisoners, which she says was…
12 Killed in Suicide Bombing in Baghdad - 2004-06-13
A suicide bombing in Baghdad resulted in the deaths of 12 people, including police officers, and injuries to 13 others. The incident highlights ongoing violence…
Accusation by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency Against Four American Athletes - 2004-06-09
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has accused four American athletes, including world record holder Tim Montgomery, of doping violations, which could bar them from the upcoming…
Saboteurs Blow Up Major Oil Pipeline in Iraq - 2004-06-09
Saboteurs attacked a major oil pipeline in northern Iraq, resulting in a significant reduction in the country's electricity supply. U.S. officials fear that such attacks…
David Kay Calls Those Who Believe Weapons of Mass Destruction Will Be Found in Iraq Dreamers - 2004-06-05
David Kay, former head of UN weapons inspectors, dismissed the belief that weapons of mass destruction will be found in Iraq, criticizing coalition leaders for…
An Extremist Muslim Cleric in Britain Denied Bail Rights
Abu Hamza al-Masri, an extremist cleric wanted in the U.S. for terrorism charges, has been denied bail in Britain. He faces extradition to the U.S.…
Over 10,000 Italian Police Prepared to Protect President Bush
Over 10,000 police in Italy are preparing for President Bush's visit amid anticipated protests against the Iraq war. Prime Minister Berlusconi has expressed concerns about…
Government Troops Reach Ceasefire Agreement with Rebel Soldiers
Government troops in the Democratic Republic of Congo have reached a ceasefire agreement with rebel soldiers in Bukavu. The UN will deploy forces to monitor…
Battle Between Congolese Government Forces and Former Rebels - 2004-06-01
A battle erupted between Congolese government forces and former rebels near Bukavu, resulting in casualties. The UN maintains control over the airport facilities, while peacekeepers…