June 2002
President Bush Arrives in Calgary, Canada
President Bush has arrived in Calgary for the G8 summit to discuss global issues including terrorism and poverty. Key discussions will focus on the Middle…
Public Opposition to the Reopening of the Mont Blanc Tunnel - 2002-06-25
Protesters have blocked traffic on the French side of the Mont Blanc Tunnel in opposition to the reopening for heavy trucks. The tunnel, which has…
Islamic Militants' Plan to Attack a Church in Bologna, Italy - 2002-06-24
Italian authorities uncovered a plot by al-Qaeda-linked Islamic militants to attack the San Petronio Basilica in Bologna due to its controversial depiction of the Prophet…
Anti-Globalization Protests in Canada - 2002-06-24
3,000 anti-globalization protesters marched peacefully in Calgary, Canada, ahead of the G8 summit focused on significant aid for Africa. The protests highlight growing discontent with…
A Look at the Semi-Final Matches - 2002-06-23
The semi-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup feature South Korea vs. Germany and Brazil vs. Turkey. South Korea is the first Asian team to…
Selection of Referees for Remaining Matches - 2002-06-20
FIFA has appointed 32 referees for the final matches of the 2002 World Cup, including notable referees from various countries. This selection is significant as…
Air Traffic Workers Strike in Several European Countries - 2002-06-19
Air traffic workers in several European countries are striking today, causing significant flight delays. The strike is in response to proposed reforms that could lead…
Italy at a Glance - 2002-06-18
The article provides a summary of Italy's football matches during the 2002 World Cup. Italy played against Mexico, Croatia, Ecuador, and South Korea, with varying…
Air Traffic Control Workers Strike in Europe - 2002-06-18
Air traffic control workers in Europe are planning a strike in response to the EU's proposal for a unified air traffic control system, which could…
South Korea's Stunning Victory Over Italy - 2002-06-18
South Korea's national football team defeated Italy 2-1 in a surprising match during the 2002 World Cup, securing their place in the quarter-finals. The game…
Mexico at a Glance - June 17, 2002
The article provides a summary of Mexico's recent football matches, highlighting scores against Italy, Ecuador, Croatia, and the USA. These results reflect Mexico's performance in…
Ecuador at a Glance - 2002-06-17
Ecuador played three football matches, winning against Croatia, losing to Mexico, and losing to Italy. These results reflect Ecuador's performance in the 2002 FIFA World…
Spain Advances to Quarterfinals of the Tournament
Spain's national football team defeated Ireland in a penalty shootout to advance to the quarterfinals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The match ended 1-1…
Some Statistics and Figures of the Matches Until Tuesday, June 18 - 2002-06-15
The second round of the 2002 World Cup has concluded with Brazil leading in goals scored. Miroslav Klose and Ronaldo are the top scorers, while…
World Food Programme Concludes Four-Day Meeting in Rome
The World Food Programme wrapped up a four-day meeting in Rome, reiterating its goal to halve global hunger by 2015, a commitment made in 1996.…
America's Astonishing Advancement to the Second Round - 2002-06-14
The U.S. soccer team lost to Poland 1-3 but advanced to the knockout stage of the 2002 World Cup due to South Korea's win over…
Schedule of the Round of 16 Matches for the 2002 FIFA World Cup - 2002-06-14
The article provides the schedule for the Round of 16 matches in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, detailing matchups and locations. Key matches include Germany…
The U.S. Calls on Industrialized Countries to Assist in the Reconstruction of Afghanistan - 2002-06-14
The U.S. has urged industrialized nations to financially support the reconstruction of Afghanistan following years of conflict. Colin Powell emphasized the importance of financial aid…
Mexico 1, Italy 1 - 2002-06-13
In a World Cup match on June 13, 2002, Mexico and Italy ended in a 1-1 draw. Mexico initially led with a goal from Borgetti,…
Southern Africa Faces the World's Largest Food Crisis
Southern Africa is experiencing a severe food crisis affecting 13 million people across six countries. James Morris, head of the World Food Programme, has called…
International Conference on Combating Hunger Begins in Rome
An international conference on combating hunger has started in Rome, with over 180 countries participating. Kofi Annan emphasized the need for better access to resources…
Kofi Annan Calls for Serious Actions to Reduce Hunger in the World - 2002-06-10
Kofi Annan emphasized the need for urgent actions to tackle global hunger during a UN summit in Rome. The conference gathered representatives from 182 countries…
Unexpected Defeat of Italy Against Croatia - 2002-06-08
Italy faced an unexpected 2-1 defeat against Croatia in the 2002 World Cup, marking their first loss since 1994. The match saw Italy initially leading…
A Comfortable Victory for Italy - 2002-06-03
Italy won 2-0 against Ecuador in their World Cup match, with Christian Vieri scoring both goals. This victory places Italy at the top of Group…
Cooperation of 13 Former Communist Countries for EU Membership
Leaders from 13 former communist nations in Eastern and Central Europe met to discuss their aspirations for EU membership. Slovenian President Milan Kučan hosted the…
16 Central and Eastern European Countries Discuss Their Future in the United Europe
Leaders from 16 Central and Eastern European nations are meeting in Slovenia to discuss their future roles in the European Union. The gathering emphasizes the…
Re-trial of Mafia Leaders in Italy - 2002-06-01
The Italian Supreme Court has annulled the convictions of 13 mafia leaders and ordered a re-trial related to the 1992 assassination of anti-mafia prosecutor Giovanni…