April 2003
Report by Nazi Baghlari: A Female Director from Jordan Has Moved to Cairo to Escape Severe Censorship
A female director from Jordan has relocated to Cairo to avoid severe censorship in her home country. She is collaborating with renowned Arab filmmaker Youssef…
Report by Shahid: French Foreign Minister's Two-Day Trip to Turkey, Iran, and Jordan Concludes - 2003-04-25
French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin has completed a two-day visit to Turkey, Iran, and Jordan. This trip highlights France's diplomatic engagement in the region.…
Report: Dominique de Villepin's Trip to the Middle East - 2003-04-23
French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin is visiting the Middle East to meet with leaders in Turkey, Iran, and Jordan. His meetings in Tehran will…
Thousands of Iranian and Palestinian Refugees in Iraq Head Towards Jordan's Borders - 2003-04-21
Thousands of Iranian and Palestinian refugees are fleeing Iraq towards Jordan due to deteriorating conditions and threats from local groups. The UN reports urgent medical…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Discovery of Looted Artifacts from the Baghdad Museum - 2003-04-20
Jordanian customs officials have uncovered looted artifacts from the National Museum of Baghdad in the border city of Karameh. This discovery highlights ongoing issues related…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Withdrawal of U.S. Marines from Baghdad - 2003-04-20
U.S. Marine units that captured Baghdad are preparing to withdraw from the city, transferring control to U.S. Army units. This marks a significant shift in…
Meeting of Foreign Ministers of Iraq's Neighboring Countries in Saudi Arabia - 2003-04-18
Foreign ministers from Iraq's neighboring countries convened in Saudi Arabia to discuss the future of Iraq after the war. Key figures included foreign ministers from…
About 70 members of the People's Mujahedin stranded in a desert near the Jordan border
Around 70 members of the People's Mujahedin are stranded near the Jordan border, including notable figures like singer Marzieh and political scientist Ali Moshtashari. Their…
First Female Journalist Killed in Iraq War - 2003-04-16
Veronica Cabrera, a 28-year-old Argentine camerawoman, was killed in a car accident while covering the Iraq War, making her the first female journalist to die…
Nazi Baghlari Report: International Journalists Face Challenges Due to Closed Iraqi Borders - 2003-04-15
International journalists are facing difficulties reaching Iraq due to the closure of borders with Turkey, Syria, and Iran. They are rerouting through Amman, Jordan, which…
Arab Leaders Express Relief and Concern
Arab leaders express relief over the fall of Saddam Hussein but are concerned about security and U.S. presence in Iraq. Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia…
Kuwait Government Expresses Delight Over Fall of Baghdad Regime - 2003-04-10
The Kuwaiti government expressed happiness over the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, viewing it as a victory for the Iraqi people. The Foreign Minister conveyed…
US Military Strikes in Baghdad Today Result in the Death of 4 Journalists - 2003-04-08
US military strikes in Baghdad led to the deaths of four journalists, including members from Al Jazeera and Reuters. The strikes were reportedly in response…
Bahrain Asks Senior Iraqi Diplomat to Leave Its Territory
Bahrain has expelled a senior Iraqi diplomat due to his alleged links to an explosion near a U.S. Navy base. This follows similar actions by…
Committee to Protect Journalists - April 2, 2003
Four journalists who were previously reported missing in Iraq have been found safe in Jordan. The Committee to Protect Journalists continues to express concern regarding…
Several Iraqis Arrested on Suspicion of Planning Terrorist Attacks Against U.S. Interests in Jordan - 2003-04-01
Several Iraqis were arrested in Jordan for allegedly planning to poison water supplies for U.S. soldiers. Investigations are also ongoing regarding a possible terrorist plot…