July 2003
End of Turkish Foreign Minister's Four-Day Visit to Washington - 2003-07-25
The Turkish Foreign Minister, Abdullah Gul, concluded a visit to Washington where he discussed Iraq with U.S. officials, who urged Turkey to send troops to…
Turkish Prime Minister Heads to the United States - 2003-07-22
Turkish Prime Minister Abdullah Gul has traveled to the U.S. to address strained relations caused by differing views on the Iraq war. His discussions will…
Nelson Mandela's Birthday Celebration - July 19, 2003
South Africa is celebrating Nelson Mandela's eighty-fifth birthday with various festivities, including performances and a banquet attended by global leaders. Mandela, a key figure in…
High-ranking Chinese Representative in the U.S. - 2003-07-17
China is sending Deputy Foreign Minister Dai Bingguo to the U.S. to discuss North Korea's nuclear program with Secretary of State Colin Powell. This meeting…
China's Efforts to Resolve Tensions Arising from North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program - 2003-07-17
China is actively working to alleviate tensions related to North Korea's nuclear program by sending a senior envoy to the U.S. for talks with Secretary…
Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the United States and Afghanistan in Washington - 2003-07-14
The Foreign Minister of Afghanistan met with U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell in Washington, where Powell reaffirmed U.S. commitment to Afghanistan's reconstruction and democracy.…
Colin Powell: President Bush Will Decide on Deploying American Peacekeepers to Liberia
Colin Powell announced that President Bush will soon decide on sending American peacekeepers to Liberia. This decision follows consultations with military delegations in Liberia and…
Iranian Government Is Terrorist - July 8, 2003
The author expresses concerns about U.S. foreign policy towards Iran, questioning the shift in strategy from labeling Iran as part of the 'axis of evil'…
The Islamic Republic Should Not Be Too Happy About the Words of the U.S. Secretary of State
Colin Powell, the U.S. Secretary of State, stated that the U.S. should not interfere in Iran's affairs, which was welcomed by the Islamic Republic. The…
25 Million Dollar Reward for Saddam Hussein - 2003-07-04
The U.S. government has offered a $25 million reward for information leading to the capture of Saddam Hussein and a $15 million reward for his…
Islamic Republic Welcomes Statements from U.S. Secretary of State
Iran's Foreign Minister Kharrazi praised U.S. Secretary of State Powell's comments about non-interference in Iran's internal affairs. Powell's remarks suggest a recognition of the Iranian…
Bush Exempts Several Countries from Losing U.S. Military Aid - 2003-07-01
President Bush has exempted certain countries from losing U.S. military aid due to their refusal to support U.S. immunity from the International Criminal Court. This…