November 2003
Rebels in Ivory Coast Negotiating with Government - 2003-11-30
Rebels in Ivory Coast are negotiating with the government for increased power for the Prime Minister, citing violations of a peace agreement by President Laurent…
U.S. Secretary of State Congratulates Counterparts in Islamabad and New Delhi
The U.S. has welcomed a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, viewing it as a significant step towards normalizing relations. Secretary of State Colin Powell congratulated…
Insurgents Have Shifted Their Attacks from Coalition Forces to Iraqis
Insurgents in Iraq have shifted their focus from attacking coalition forces to targeting innocent Iraqis, as stated by Paul Bremer. This change in tactics is…
New York Times: FBI Collecting Information on Anti-War Protesters - 2003-11-23
The FBI is collecting information on anti-war protesters, advising local officials to report suspicious activities. This operation is framed as a measure against extremism, but…
US Army Plans to Maintain a Force of 100,000 Soldiers in Iraq Until Early 2006 - 2003-11-22
The US Army intends to keep around 100,000 troops in Iraq until early 2006 due to concerns about stability. This decision reflects the challenges faced…
U.S. Officials Investigate Chechen Rebels' Attack on Moscow Theater - 2003-11-19
U.S. officials are investigating the potential involvement of al-Qaeda in a Chechen rebel attack on a Moscow theater that resulted in the death of an…
Some CIA Officials: Guerrilla Warfare Against U.S. Forces in Iraq Was Planned Before the War - 2003-11-16
U.S. intelligence officials are increasingly asserting that the guerrilla warfare against U.S. forces in Iraq was pre-planned before the war. This claim is supported by…
First Joint Naval Exercise of China and India
China and India have launched their first joint naval exercise near Shanghai, confirmed by an Indian Embassy official. Three Indian warships are participating, while the…
On Thursday, 50 Italian Carabinieri Departed for Duty in Iraq - 2003-11-13
Italy is mourning the deaths of 18 soldiers and civilians due to a bombing in Iraq while sending 50 Carabinieri for duty. The Deputy Prime…
The United States and South Korea Are Close to an Agreement on American Forces in Seoul
The U.S. and South Korea are close to finalizing an agreement to move thousands of American troops out of Seoul. This move is significant as…
Under the Microscope: Ligabo's Meeting with Families of Political Prisoners - 2003-11-11
Mr. Ligabo, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights, met with families of political prisoners in Iran, prompting reactions from the Iranian regime. The U.S.…
A Kurdish guerrilla group that has fought the Turkish army for years announces its dissolution
The PKK has announced its dissolution and plans to form a new organization focused on negotiating Kurdish rights. Turkish officials have dismissed this as a…
US State Department Urges Sri Lankan Leaders to Declare Political Ceasefire - 2003-11-04
The US State Department has urged Sri Lankan leaders to declare a political ceasefire amid a growing political crisis that threatens the peace process with…
White House: Saddam Will Be Brought to Justice - 2003-11-01
The White House announced that Saddam Hussein is trying to survive but will soon face justice. There are concerns about his potential involvement in attacks…