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…
New Colombian President in Washington - 2002-09-24
Alvaro Uribe, the new President of Colombia, is visiting Washington to meet with key U.S. officials, including President Bush, to seek increased support for his…
President Bush Did Not Congratulate Schröder on His Victory - 2002-09-24
President Bush did not congratulate German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder on his electoral victory, which is notable given the tradition of U.S. Presidents congratulating allied leaders.…
Powell's Strong Reaction to German Justice Minister's Remarks
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell criticized German Justice Minister Herta Däubler-Gmelin for comparing President Bush's policies to those of Hitler. German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder…
President Bush Requests Congress Approval for Disarming Iraq - 2002-09-20
President Bush is seeking congressional approval to take military action against Iraq to disarm it and remove Saddam Hussein. This move comes ahead of the…
Draft Resolution by President Bush Against Saddam - 2002-09-19
President Bush is sending a draft resolution to Congress to authorize military action against Saddam Hussein in Iraq. The resolution would grant him broad powers…
The United Nations Security Council is Unsure How to Proceed with Iraq - 2002-09-18
The UN Security Council is divided over how to address Iraq, with the U.S. advocating for disarmament resolutions while Russia and China support Iraq's proposal…
President Bush: If the United Nations Does Not Act, America Will Act Decisively
President Bush warned that the US would take decisive action against Iraq if the UN fails to act on weapons of mass destruction. Colin Powell…
Powell Meets with Members of the Security Council - 2002-09-16
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is advocating for a UN resolution to allow weapons inspectors back into Iraq, while Iraqi Foreign Minister Najafi Sabri…
Powell: Any New Resolution Must Include a Deadline for Inspectors' Return
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell emphasized the need for a new UN resolution on Iraq to include a deadline for weapons inspectors' return. President…
Washington Calls for Swift Action and a Timetable
Washington is urging Iraq to surrender its weapons of mass destruction within a short timeframe, warning of serious consequences if it fails to comply. President…
Visit of an Unofficial American Delegation to Iraq - 2002-09-13
An unofficial American delegation, led by Congressman Nick Rahall, has arrived in Iraq to promote peace and dialogue between the U.S. and Iraq. The mission…
UN Security Council Calls September 11 Terrorist Attacks an Assault on Global Civilization - 2002-09-12
The UN Security Council commemorated the September 11 attacks by labeling them an assault on global civilization and called for international cooperation against terrorism. Colin…
Washington Asks Pakistan Not to Interfere in Upcoming Elections in Indian Kashmir
The U.S. has urged Pakistan to refrain from interfering in the upcoming elections in Indian-administered Kashmir, emphasizing the need for a fair electoral process. This…
High-ranking US Officials Warn About Threats from Saddam Hussein - 2002-09-09
High-ranking US officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, expressed concerns about Saddam Hussein's pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.…
Preemptive Strikes Against Countries Threatening the U.S. - 2002-09-08
Colin Powell defends preemptive strikes against countries threatening the U.S., emphasizing caution and international responsibilities. He suggests regime change as the best method to disarm…
U.S. Secretary of State: The World Community Should Be Angry at Iraq's Actions - 2002-09-08
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell expressed that the international community should be outraged by Iraq's violations of UN resolutions. He emphasized the need for…
Evidence Suggests Al-Qaeda Has Safe Haven in Iran - 2002-09-05
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell has accused Iran of harboring Al-Qaeda terrorists, claiming there is evidence supporting this assertion. Despite Iran's denials, Powell emphasizes…
Colin Powell Outlines Reasons for Urgent Action Against Iraq in Johannesburg - 2002-09-05
Colin Powell emphasized the need for urgent action against Iraq due to its alleged production of weapons of mass destruction during a conference in Johannesburg.…
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.…
White House: No Guarantee That UN Inspectors Can Find Iraq's Hidden Weapons - 2002-09-04
The White House expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of UN weapons inspectors returning to Iraq, citing Baghdad's ability to hide information. Colin Powell dismissed Iraq's…
U.S. Secretary of State Booed by Environmental Activists at Earth Summit
During the Earth Summit in South Africa, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell faced boos from environmental activists while discussing U.S. commitments to development aid…
Powell Discusses U.S. Attack on Iraq at Earth Summit - 2002-09-04
Colin Powell addressed the possibility of a U.S. military action against Iraq at the Earth Summit, emphasizing the need for an international coalition. The Danish…
Disagreement Among Senior U.S. Officials Regarding Iraq - 2002-09-04
Senior U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Colin Powell and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, are discussing the U.S. policy towards Iraq amidst reported disagreements.…
Time Magazine Reports U.S. Secretary of State Frustrated - 2002-09-02
Time magazine reports that U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is frustrated with internal policy disagreements and is considering resigning at the end of President…
Mandela Condemns Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq - 2002-09-02
Nelson Mandela condemned the potential U.S. military action against Iraq, expressing concern over the lack of UN approval. He attempted to contact President Bush but…