April 2002
Bush Administration Considering Military Intervention to Overthrow Saddam Hussein - 2002-04-29
The Bush administration is exploring military options to overthrow Saddam Hussein as one million Iraqis celebrate his birthday. Reports suggest a potential air and ground…
Potential Military Confrontation with Iraq - April 28, 2002
The Bush administration is reportedly preparing for a military action to overthrow Saddam Hussein in Iraq, focusing on airstrikes and ground occupation. The timeline for…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi April 26: Visit of Iran's Minister of Industries and Mines - 2002-04-26
On April 26, 2002, Iran's Minister of Industries and Mines visited, coinciding with a Financial Times article discussing Iran's strategic decision to avoid using oil…
Fastest Computer in the World - April 20, 2002
A laboratory in Japan has developed the fastest computer in the world, surpassing the combined power of the top 20 American computers. This computer will…
Ebrahim Yazdi Returns to Iran
Ebrahim Yazdi, a prominent dissident and leader of the banned Freedom Movement of Iran, returned to Iran to face charges from the U.S. despite previous…
Death of Canadian Soldiers - 2002-04-18
An American jet mistakenly bombed Canadian soldiers during joint exercises in Afghanistan, resulting in four deaths and eight injuries. This incident prompted condolences from U.S.…
Resignation of the Highest-Ranking General of the Netherlands - 2002-04-18
The highest-ranking general of the Netherlands resigned due to criticism over the army's failure to act during the Srebrenica massacre in 1995. This led to…
Dutch Parliament Session - 2002-04-17
The Dutch Parliament is meeting to form a temporary government after Prime Minister Wim Kok resigned due to a report criticizing peacekeeping forces for failing…
American Newspapers' Attention to Afghan Refugees - 2002-04-12
The New York Times highlights the plight of Afghan refugees, focusing on three women in Khorasan. This coverage underscores the ongoing humanitarian crisis following the…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, April 12, 2002
Amnesty International has condemned the torture of Ahmad Batebi, a student prisoner. Meanwhile, Iran's relations with Azerbaijan are improving, but the UN is concerned about…
Agreement Between a Local Government in Japan and the U.S. Government - 2002-04-10
A local government in Japan has signed an agreement with the U.S. Navy for over $11 million in compensation for a fishing boat sunk by…
Los Angeles Report April 8, 2002: Interview with the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic - 2002-04-10
This article reports on an interview conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi with the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic. The discussion likely covers bilateral relations…
Queen Elizabeth's Gratitude to the People of Britain - 2002-04-09
Queen Elizabeth II thanked the British people for their tributes to the late Queen Mother, who passed away at 101. She expressed her hope that…
New York Times Wins Seven Pulitzer Prizes - April 9, 2002
The New York Times won seven Pulitzer Prizes for its coverage of the September 11 attacks and the subsequent war in Afghanistan. This recognition highlights…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, April 5, 2002
The article discusses various international media perspectives on Iran, highlighting the ineffectiveness of Iran's threats against the West, the plight of its Jewish minority, Iranian…
US Decision on Loan to Yugoslavia Delayed - April 2, 2002
The US has delayed its decision on providing loans to Yugoslavia due to the country's lack of cooperation with the Hague War Crimes Tribunal. This…
Bush Urges Arafat to End Suicide Bombings - April 1, 2002
President Bush called on Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to stop suicide bombings against Israelis, labeling them as terrorism. He urged Arafat to condemn such acts…