September 2002
Bush Administration's Plan to Advance Political and Economic Reforms in the Middle East - 2002-09-30
The Bush administration is set to unveil a plan aimed at fostering political and economic reforms in the Middle East, with Secretary of State Colin…
Victory of the Ruling Socialist Party in Morocco's Elections - 2002-09-30
The ruling Socialist Party in Morocco won the parliamentary elections, securing 45 out of 325 seats, while the moderate Islamist Justice and Development Party doubled…
Anti-War Protests in London and Rome - 2002-09-29
Large anti-war protests took place in London and Rome against the potential invasion of Iraq, with significant participation from various political figures. The protests reflect…
Morocco's Only Islamic Party Wins Parliamentary Elections - 2002-09-28
Morocco's Justice and Development Party, the only Islamic party in the country, appears to have won the recent parliamentary elections, potentially doubling its representation. This…
A Passenger Boat Sank Near the Coast of Senegal - 2002-09-28
A passenger boat sank near Senegal's coast during a storm, with fears that nearly 700 people may have perished. So far, 60 have been rescued…
Taha Yasin Ramadan: Iraq Rejects UN Resolution - 2002-09-28
Iraq's Vice President Taha Yasin Ramadan announced the country's rejection of a proposed UN resolution concerning disarmament and potential military action. This situation arises amid…
Moroccans Prepare for Elections - 2002-09-27
Moroccans are voting in parliamentary elections for the first time since 1999, marking a significant step towards democracy. The elections feature a historic allocation of…
Over 600 Arrested in Washington Protests on Friday - 2002-09-27
Over 600 protesters were arrested in Washington during demonstrations against the World Bank and IMF meetings. The protests, which are expected to draw around 20,000…
End of Hostage Situation at Hindu Temple - 2002-09-25
A hostage situation at a Hindu temple in Gujarat, India, ended with commandos killing three attackers who had killed at least 30 worshippers. The attack…
European and Asian Leaders Welcome the End of North Korea's Isolation - 2002-09-23
Leaders from Europe and Asia expressed strong support for North Korea's steps towards ending its long-standing political isolation. Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and South…
Forecast for Vaccination of U.S. Residents in Five Days - 2002-09-23
U.S. health officials plan to vaccinate the entire population against smallpox within five days in response to potential microbial attacks. This initiative follows concerns about…
Iraq Says It Will Reject Any New Resolution Passed by the United Nations - 2002-09-22
Iraq has declared it will reject any new UN resolution that contradicts its agreements with Kofi Annan. This comes amid US and UK efforts to…
New Attacks by Islamic Extremists in Kashmir - 2002-09-21
Islamic extremists have resumed attacks on Indian-administered Kashmir from Pakistan, with recent clashes resulting in casualties. The situation is escalating as separatist groups threaten to…
Arrest of a Former Sudanese Pilot
A former Sudanese pilot has been arrested in the U.S. on suspicion of planning a suicide attack similar to 9/11, though he denies the allegations…
Suspects from Islamic Group Plan to Create Hostility - 2002-09-20
Singapore has arrested 21 suspected Muslim extremists who planned to attack local targets to incite unrest and create hostility between Singapore and Malaysia. The suspects…
Attack by Burqa-Clad Men in Kandahar Market - 2002-09-20
Two men in burqas attacked a busy market in Kandahar, injuring two soldiers. The attack highlights ongoing violence in the region, particularly against U.S. forces.…
Radical Muslims Called for a General Uprising in Malaysia - 2002-09-19
Singaporean authorities detained 21 individuals suspected of planning a terrorist attack to overthrow the Malaysian government. Most detainees are linked to a radical Islamic group…
Plan to Oust the President of South Africa by Extremists - 2002-09-18
A group of white extremists in South Africa planned to forcibly remove the President, leading to the arrest of 10 individuals. Nelson Mandela condemned this…
Person Responsible for Food Poisoning in Nanjing, China Arrested
A man named Chen Zhengping was arrested in Nanjing, China, for poisoning food at a rival restaurant, resulting in numerous illnesses and at least 38…
Threatener of President Bush Released from Prison by Mistake!
Kushal Khan, a graduate engineering student, was mistakenly released from jail after threatening President Bush shortly after the 9/11 attacks. The release occurred due to…
Sweden's Social Democratic Party Announces Election Victory - 2002-09-16
The Social Democratic Party of Sweden, led by Prime Minister Göran Persson, has won the parliamentary elections, leading a left coalition against a backdrop of…
Increased Search for Al-Qaeda Operatives in Yemen - 2002-09-16
The U.S. is ramping up efforts to find Al-Qaeda operatives in Yemen, where Osama bin Laden has ancestral ties. Special forces are training local troops…
Sri Lankans Express Support for Government's Peace Talks with Tamil Rebels - 2002-09-10
Tens of thousands of Sri Lankans demonstrated in Colombo to support government peace talks with Tamil rebels. Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe emphasized the significance of…
U.S. Defense Secretary Withdraws Article Submitted to Washington Post - 2002-09-07
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld retracted an article intended for the Washington Post that justified military action against Iraq and other nations. This withdrawal indicates…
UK Police Arrest 15 Heathrow Airport Employees
UK police have arrested 15 Heathrow Airport employees for immigration violations and fraud, with ongoing operations expected to lead to more arrests. This incident highlights…
Amnesty International - Government of the United Kingdom - 2002-09-05
Amnesty International has criticized the UK government for the harsh treatment of terrorism suspects in high-security prisons and the indefinite detention of foreign individuals without…
Several Political Figures in Indonesia Demand Vote of Confidence for the Speaker of Parliament
Several political figures in Indonesia are calling for a vote of confidence for Akbar Tandjung, the Speaker of Parliament, following his conviction for corruption. He…
Colin Powell's Visit to Angola and Gabon - 2002-09-05
Colin Powell is visiting Angola and Gabon to discuss peace efforts and environmental protection. He met with leaders from both countries to address these issues.…
Presidential Institution: George Washington and John Adams - 2002-09-04
The article discusses the presidential institution in the United States, focusing on the presidencies of George Washington and John Adams. It provides insights into the…
Under the Microscope: Discussion on the Election Law Reform Bill - 2002-09-04
The article discusses the opposition from key political figures, including Mr. Hashemi Shahroudi and Mr. Asgaroladi, regarding the proposed reforms to presidential powers. Additionally, it…
Amnesty International Criticizes the European Union
Amnesty International has condemned EU members for planning to exempt Americans from the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction through bilateral agreements with the U.S. This criticism…
A Brief History of Time
The article discusses the documentary 'A Brief History of Time' directed by Errol Morris, which portrays the life and theories of physicist Stephen Hawking. It…
Progress in Earth Summit Negotiations - 2002-09-02
Delegations at the Earth Summit have made progress on agricultural subsidies but face ongoing challenges regarding environmental issues. Developing countries are advocating for fair competition…
Rocket Hits House in Afghanistan - 2002-09-02
Three rockets fired near a U.S. base in eastern Afghanistan hit a house, resulting in the deaths of five Afghans. U.S. military officials are investigating…
Delegations Express Hope for Agreement at Earth Summit
Delegations at the Earth Summit are hopeful for an agreement on global poverty and environmental protection. They have made progress in supporting the Kyoto Protocol…