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249 total articles tracked

January 2003

January 30, 2003

Nelson Mandela's Strong Attack on the President of the United States - 2003-01-30

Nelson Mandela criticized President Bush's approach to Iraq, warning against military action without UN approval. His comments highlight the potential consequences of unilateral military decisions.…

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Iraq Has Little Time for Peaceful Disarmament - 2003-01-30

The U.S. government is pushing for a swift diplomatic resolution to the Iraq crisis, emphasizing that efforts will only last weeks. President Bush is engaging…

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January 27, 2003

Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: The Meeting of EU Foreign Ministers Concludes - 2003-01-27

The meeting of EU Foreign Ministers in Brussels has concluded, with German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer expressing satisfaction regarding discussions on the Iraq crisis. This…

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January 26, 2003

Reactions of Senior German Officials to Donald Rumsfeld's Statements - January 26, 2003

Senior German officials, including the Chancellor and President, reacted to comments made by U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. This exchange highlights the diplomatic tensions between…

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January 24, 2003

French and German Leaders React Angrily to Donald Rumsfeld's Remarks - 2003-01-24

French and German leaders expressed strong discontent over U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's comments labeling them as 'the old Europe' and suggesting they are…

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January 3, 2003

Iran Denies Phone Conversation Between Kamal Kharrazi and Joschka Fischer Regarding a U.S. Coup Plan in Iraq - 2003-01-03

Iran has denied a report about a phone conversation between its foreign minister Kamal Kharrazi and German foreign minister Joschka Fischer regarding a U.S. coup…

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