February 2003
An Inside Look: Report on the Release of Sazgara from Prison - 2003-02-26
Engineer Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara was released from prison on Tuesday night. He discusses the reasons for his detention and the letter that caused his imprisonment…
President Bush: Disarming Iraq is the Only Way to Avoid War - 2003-02-26
President Bush emphasizes that Iraq's complete disarmament is essential to avoid war, following Saddam Hussein's defiance of UN orders. The situation is tense as the…
Saddam Hussein Says He Prefers to Die Rather Than Go into Exile - 2003-02-26
Saddam Hussein expressed a strong refusal to go into exile, stating he would rather die. He also assured that he would not destroy Iraq's oil…
American and Turkish Officials Continue Negotiations
American and Turkish officials are negotiating an agreement to allow U.S. troops to be stationed in Turkey for a potential war against Iraq. The deal…
Under the Microscope: Saddam's Defiance Regarding the Destruction of Al-Sumud Missiles - 2003-02-25
The article discusses Saddam Hussein's refusal to comply with UN demands regarding missile destruction and the protests by families of political prisoners in Iran. These…
Kuwaiti Authorities Arrest 3 Nationals
Kuwaiti authorities arrested three nationals suspected of planning an attack on U.S. forces. The arrests come amid heightened tensions as Kuwait hosts a significant number…
Saddam Hussein: Iraq Will Resist UN Order to Destroy Al-Sumoud 2 Missiles - 2003-02-25
Saddam Hussein declared that Iraq will resist a UN order to destroy its Al-Sumoud 2 missiles, while a senior military advisor indicated that the government…
The President of Turkmenistan Will Visit Iran Next Month - 2003-02-25
The President of Turkmenistan, Saparmurat Niyazov, will visit Iran next month to discuss natural gas exports and energy resource division with Iranian President Mohammad Khatami.…
Saddam: We Will Not Destroy Al-Samoud 2 Missiles - 2003-02-25
Saddam Hussein refuses to destroy Al-Samoud 2 missiles despite UN requests, denying claims of their potential to exceed limits. He challenges President Bush to a…
An Inside Look: Interview with Dr. Gholamhossein Khorshidi - 2003-02-24
The article features an interview with Dr. Gholamhossein Khorshidi, a founding member of the National Coalition of Freedom Seekers, discussing the group's activities and the…
Iraqi General: Baghdad Has Not Yet Decided Whether to Comply with UN Order to Destroy Al-Sumoud 2 Missiles
The Iraqi government is undecided on whether to follow a UN directive to destroy its Al-Sumoud 2 missiles. General Hosam Muhammad Amin indicates that Iraq…
Under the Microscope: Increase in Repression Parallel to UN Human Rights Delegation Visit
The article discusses the increasing repression of Iranian activists coinciding with the nearing end of a UN human rights delegation's visit to Iran. Notably, Dr.…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Saddam Hussein's Mobile Laboratories - 2003-02-24
A German newspaper has reported the existence of mobile laboratories in Iraq, linked to Saddam Hussein. This raises concerns about potential weapons of mass destruction.…
Meeting of Yevgeny Primakov, Former Prime Minister of Russia, with Saddam Hussein - 2003-02-24
Yevgeny Primakov met with Saddam Hussein in Baghdad to discuss Iraq's cooperation with UN weapons inspectors. The meeting was requested by Russian President Vladimir Putin…
Louisiana Purchase Celebration - 2003-02-23
The article discusses the historical context of the Louisiana Purchase, highlighting how the United States acquired territories through financial transactions rather than military conquest. This…
Yasar Yakis stated that the likelihood of an agreement with the U.S. is very high - 2003-02-23
Turkish Foreign Minister Yasar Yakis indicated that a deal allowing U.S. troops to use Turkey as a base for operations against Iraq is likely to…
Interview with Omar Samad about Hamid Karzai's Trip to Japan - 2003-02-23
Omar Samad discusses Hamid Karzai's diplomatic visit to Japan, highlighting the significance of international relations for Afghanistan. This visit is crucial for strengthening ties and…
Political Controversy in the Philippines Over the Role of the U.S. Military in Its Southern Islands - 2003-02-23
A political controversy has erupted in the Philippines over the U.S. military's involvement in operations against Muslim insurgents. The Philippine government is resisting calls for…
Interview with the Deputy Ambassador of Turkey to the United Nations - 2003-02-23
Nazie Baghlari interviewed the deputy ambassador of Turkey to the UN, discussing Turkey's role and perspectives in international affairs. This interview is significant as it…
Death Toll from Plane Crash in Southeastern Iran Lower than Initially Reported
A plane crash in southeastern Iran resulted in 276 fatalities, lower than the initially reported 302. All passengers were members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard…
Interview with Saad Salman, a Dissatisfied Shia Iraqi - 2003-02-22
Saad Salman, an Iraqi Shia dissident, discusses his experiences of imprisonment under the Ba'ath Party and his thirty years in exile. This interview sheds light…
The Announcement of U.S. Operations Faces Denials and Rejections from Filipino Officials - 2003-02-22
U.S. officials announced the deployment of 350 special forces to the southern Philippines to assist in operations against Abu Sayyaf militants. Filipino officials have denied…
Colin Powell: The Goal of the U.S. is Not to Destroy Iraq - 2003-02-21
Colin Powell emphasized that the U.S. aims to improve Iraq rather than destroy it, asserting plans for a military government that would transition to civilian…
French Public Opinion on a Peaceful Solution to the Iraqi Crisis - 2003-02-21
The article discusses the French public's support for a peaceful resolution to the Iraqi crisis while condemning Saddam Hussein as a dictator. It also highlights…
Interview with Vahid Sazgara Regarding His Father's Arrest - 2003-02-21
Vahid Sazgara discusses the arrest of his father, Engineer Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara, which is linked to a controversial article. This incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding…
US and UK Prepare Another Resolution to Seek Authorization for War Against Iraq - 2003-02-20
The US and UK are preparing to submit a new resolution to the UN Security Council to authorize military action against Iraq for disarmament. The…
Eight Individuals Charged with Supporting and Funding a Palestinian Militant Group
Eight individuals have been charged with supporting the Islamic Jihad militant group, with four residing in the U.S. Sami al-Arian, a prominent academic, is identified…
Police in Northern Spain Arrest 13 Individuals on Charges of Ties to Separatist Group ETA - 2003-02-19
Police in northern Spain arrested 13 individuals linked to the separatist group ETA as part of an ongoing crackdown on the organization. This follows the…
Under the Microscope: 5,000 Anti-Saddam Forces Enter Iraq from Iran - 2003-02-19
5,000 Iraqi forces opposed to Saddam Hussein have reportedly entered Iraq from Iran, as detailed in a Financial Times report. Additionally, journalist and political activist…
Red Sorghum
The article discusses the film 'Red Sorghum' directed by Zhang Yimou, which tells the story of a young woman who becomes a guerrilla fighter during…
United States Says It May Publicize New UN Resolution on Use of Force Against Iraq This Week - 2003-02-19
The U.S. may announce a new UN resolution this week allowing military action against Iraq, justified by Saddam Hussein's non-compliance with disarmament. While the U.S.…
An Inside Look: Interview with Soheila Sazgara Regarding the Abduction of Her Husband - 2003-02-19
Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara, a reformist journalist and political activist, was arrested in Tehran for criticizing the Iranian government. His wife, Soheila Sazgara, reported that plainclothes…
Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara Arrested by Plainclothes Agents - 2003-02-19
Mohammad Mohsen Sazgara, a reformist journalist critical of Iran's ruling clerics, was arrested by plainclothes agents in Tehran. His arrest coincides with a UN inspection…
Saudi Arabia to Trial 90 Individuals Suspected of Ties to Al-Qaeda - 2003-02-18
Saudi Arabia is set to trial 90 individuals suspected of having links to Al-Qaeda, with 250 more under investigation. This move follows ongoing scrutiny of…
Saudi Arabia Takes a Hardline Stance Against the Iraq War - 2003-02-18
Saudi Arabia has firmly opposed the Iraq War, with Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal stating that a U.S. attack would be seen as aggression rather than…
Tony Blair: Saddam Hussein's Violation of UN Resolutions Justifies Military Action and Disarmament of Iraq
Tony Blair asserts that Saddam Hussein's failure to comply with UN resolutions justifies potential military action and disarmament of Iraq. He emphasizes the responsibility lies…
Voters in Armenia Go to the Polls to Elect Their New President - 2003-02-18
Voters in Armenia are casting their ballots to elect a new president, with eight candidates including the incumbent Robert Kocharian. Key issues include education, economic…
UN Weapons Inspectors Visit 6 Special Missile Production Facilities in Iraq - 2003-02-18
UN weapons inspectors visited missile production facilities in Iraq amid rising concerns over Iraq's missile program following the discovery of a prohibited missile. The U.S.…
Osama bin Laden May Exploit Iraq War as Pretext for New Attacks - 2003-02-17
Dennis Richardson, head of Australia's intelligence agency, warns that Osama bin Laden may use the Iraq war as a justification for future terrorist attacks. He…
Deputy of Saudi Prince Shot Dead by Unknown Assailants
Hamad al-Wardi, a deputy of a Saudi prince, was shot dead by unknown assailants in northern al-Jawf province. The motive behind the killing remains unclear,…
The Hidden Fortress
The article discusses the film 'The Hidden Fortress' directed by Akira Kurosawa, which follows two war refugees as they attempt to return home. They discover…
Drunken Angel
The article discusses the film 'Drunken Angel' directed by Akira Kurosawa, which tells the story of a young gangster with tuberculosis who forms a friendship…
The Seven Samurai
The article discusses Akira Kurosawa's film 'The Seven Samurai,' highlighting its artistic creativity and innovative cinematic techniques. Despite similarities to John Ford's 'Stagecoach,' it was…
Bin Laden Calls for Muslims to Fight Non-believers in Radio Message - 2003-02-16
Osama bin Laden has released a radio message urging Muslims to fight against non-believers, claiming that the U.S. plans to attack more Arab countries after…
Dersu Uzala
The article discusses the film 'Dersu Uzala,' directed by Akira Kurosawa, which tells the story of a Soviet officer saved by a local in Siberia.…
Shuttle Flight Director: No Problems Expected Before Columbia's Return - 2003-02-16
Leroy Cain, head of NASA's shuttle return operations, stated he did not expect any issues during the Columbia's landing, despite awareness of minor debris impacts.…
White House Spokesman Says Mr. Bush Still Sees Force as a Last Resort - 2003-02-16
President Bush maintains hope for a peaceful resolution to the Iraq crisis, but still views military action as a last resort, placing the responsibility on…
Sanshiro Sugata
The article discusses Akira Kurosawa's first film, 'Sanshiro Sugata,' which was lost during World War II but later restored. The film tells the story of…
Interview with Gholamreza Mohajerinejad about the Situation of Imprisoned Students - 2003-02-15
Gholamreza Mohajerinejad has been appointed as the representative of the Democratic Front of Iran abroad and discusses the plight of imprisoned students in an interview.…
Interview with Mohammad Ali Jadari Foroughi on the Overturning of Hashim Aghajari's Death Sentence - 2003-02-15
The Iranian Supreme Court has overturned the death sentence of Hashim Aghajari, a university professor accused of insulting Islam, following significant public protests. Legal expert…
Tony Blair: Britain Committed to Resolving Iraq Crisis Through the UN - 2003-02-15
Tony Blair emphasizes the UK's commitment to resolving the Iraq crisis through the UN while expressing a desire for Saddam Hussein's removal. The US is…
Iran's Revolutionary Guard: The Fatwa Against Salman Rushdie Cannot Be Revoked and Remains in Effect
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard reaffirmed the fatwa against Salman Rushdie, stating it remains in effect and must be enforced by Muslims worldwide. This statement comes…
Are the Severe Security Measures of Britain and America Justified to Legitimize the Attack on Iraq?
The article discusses the severe security measures taken by Britain and America in the context of potential terrorist threats, suggesting that these actions are aimed…
Bin Laden Claims He Will Become a Martyr This Year - 2003-02-13
Osama bin Laden has reportedly stated in a new audio tape that he will become a martyr this year. The tape was received by the…
The Presence of Osama bin Laden's Son in Iran - 2003-02-13
Ali Reza Nouri Zadeh discusses the implications of George Tenet's statements regarding Al-Qaeda's presence in Iran and the reports about Osama bin Laden's son being…
Conscience.com - February 12, 2003
The article expresses a deep sense of injustice and the desire for global acknowledgment of personal and collective grievances. It references various political figures and…
German Government Rejects U.S. Claims of Link Between Baghdad Regime and Al-Qaeda - 2003-02-12
The German government has dismissed U.S. allegations of a connection between the Baghdad regime and Al-Qaeda, particularly in light of a new message purportedly from…
In the Future, the Number of Permanent Inhabitants of the International Space Station Will Be Reduced from 3 to 2
The number of permanent crew members on the International Space Station is set to decrease from three to two due to insufficient resources. NASA's Sean…
Bin Laden: Muslims Should Show Solidarity with Iraq - 2003-02-12
Osama bin Laden calls for Muslims to support Iraq amidst U.S. invasion plans. The statement, broadcast by Al Jazeera, suggests a connection between al-Qaeda and…
The Ivory Coast Agreement Has Intensified Disputes Among Contracting Parties
The power-sharing agreement in Ivory Coast, intended to end civil conflict, has led to increased tensions among involved parties. Key actors include President's advisor Toussaint…
Al Jazeera News Coordinator to Voice of America: He Has No Message from Osama Bin Laden - 2003-02-12
The Al Jazeera news coordinator stated he has no message from Osama Bin Laden, while U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell expressed concerns about a…
Witness Report: Conversations with Experts on the Causes of the Iranian Revolution - 2003-02-11
The article features interviews with prominent Iranian experts discussing the origins and future of the Iranian Revolution. Key figures include Jamshid Islami, Ehsan Naraghi, and…
Iraq Approves Use of U-2 Aircraft - 2003-02-11
Iraq has approved the use of U-2 aircraft for UN weapons inspections amid ongoing skepticism from the U.S. government regarding Iraq's commitment to disarmament. President…
An Inside Look: Discussion with Experts on Iranian Issues Regarding the Revolution and Its Path - 2003-02-11
In a roundtable discussion commemorating the anniversary of the Iranian revolution, three experts analyze the revolution's trajectory and the challenges faced by its founders. The…
Science and Society: Interview with Dr. Firouz Naderi on the Future of Space Travel - 2003-02-11
The article discusses America's determination to continue space exploration despite the Columbia disaster, with insights from Dr. Firouz Naderi of NASA. This highlights the ongoing…
Under the Microscope: Iraqi Foreign Minister's Visit to Tehran - 2003-02-11
Iraqi Foreign Minister Najy Sabri visited Tehran amidst rising tensions regarding Iraq. Political expert Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discussed this visit and the implications for…
NASA Examines Radio Data Related to the Disintegrated Columbia Spacecraft - 2003-02-09
NASA is investigating radio data from the Columbia spacecraft to see if it collided with space debris, following the disintegration of the spacecraft. This inquiry…
Saudi Arabia's Military Separation from the U.S. After Potential War - 2003-02-09
Saudi Arabia is considering asking U.S. forces to leave the country following a potential war with Iraq. This decision reflects a desire for military separation…
Pope John Paul II Sends Representative to Baghdad Tomorrow - 2003-02-09
Pope John Paul II is sending a representative to Baghdad to persuade Saddam Hussein to cooperate with UN weapons inspectors and prevent war. The Pope…
Australian Prime Minister: War with Iraq Must Have United Nations Support - 2003-02-09
Australian Prime Minister John Howard emphasized the necessity of United Nations support for any military action against Iraq during his visit to the U.S. This…
Five Arab Leaders Discuss Iraq in Egypt - 2003-02-09
Five Arab leaders are meeting in Egypt to find a peaceful resolution to the Iraq crisis, hosted by President Mubarak. Meanwhile, Iraq's Foreign Minister is…
Nelson Mandela Asked to Convince Saddam Hussein to Step Down
Nelson Mandela has been approached to convince Saddam Hussein to step down to prevent war, as requested by Arab leaders from neighboring countries. Mandela's involvement…
Ariel Sharon: Will Attempt to Eliminate Palestinian 'Terrorist Leadership' After Forming New Cabinet
Ariel Sharon has taken charge of forming a new Israeli cabinet and aims to dismantle Palestinian leadership he labels as terrorist. This comes after a…
Interview with Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi about the Position of Ayatollah Montazeri - 2003-02-08
The article features an interview with Dr. Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi discussing the legal ramifications of Ayatollah Montazeri's removal from his position. This conversation sheds light…
Democrats Accuse President Bush of Ignoring Domestic Issues - 2003-02-08
Democrats, led by Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack, have criticized President Bush for prioritizing the Iraq war over pressing domestic issues like the economy and education.…
Disruption of Hajj Rituals Will Be Met with an Iron Fist
Saudi Arabia has heightened security for the Hajj pilgrimage due to fears of protests against a potential U.S. war in Iraq. Around two million Muslims…
European Union and UN Human Rights Representatives in Tehran - February 7, 2003
On February 7, 2003, representatives from the European Union and the UN Human Rights Commission visited Tehran. Ali Reza Nouri Zadeh discusses their presence and…
President Bush: 'The Game is Over' for Iraq - 2003-02-07
President Bush declares that the situation in Iraq has reached a critical point, urging the UN Security Council to take decisive action. He warns that…
Bodies of 7 Columbia Astronauts Transferred to Dover Air Force Base
The bodies of the 7 astronauts from the Columbia shuttle disaster have been moved to Dover Air Force Base for formalities before being returned to…
Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei Heading to Iraq This Weekend - 2003-02-06
Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei are traveling to Iraq to address concerns over the country's cooperation with UN weapons inspections ahead of a critical report…
New Satellite to Soak Up Sun Rays
A new NASA satellite named SORCE has been launched from Florida to study solar radiation and its effects on Earth's climate. This mission aims to…
Interview with an Iraqi Kurdish Activist about Iraq - 2003-02-05
The article features an interview with Jano Rozbiyani, an Iraqi Kurdish activist, who reflects on the relative autonomy Kurds have experienced in Northern Iraq and…
The President of the United States Will Meet with Australian Prime Minister John Howard Next Monday
President Bush is scheduled to meet with Australian Prime Minister John Howard to discuss key international issues, including Iraq. This meeting underscores Australia's strong alliance…
Saddam Hussein Denies Any Connection with Al-Qaeda - 2003-02-05
Saddam Hussein publicly denied any ties to Al-Qaeda during an interview with British politician Tony Benn. He asserted that Iraq does not have weapons of…
So far, 12,000 large and small pieces of the Columbia spacecraft debris have been collected - 2003-02-05
Searchers in Texas and Louisiana have collected 12,000 pieces of debris from the Columbia spacecraft, with efforts ongoing before an impending storm. Divers and horseback…
An elderly Palestinian woman killed due to the destruction of her home by Israeli forces - 2003-02-05
An elderly Palestinian woman was killed when Israeli forces demolished her home in Gaza, which belonged to a militant killed in a previous attack. The…
Sentencing of a Moroccan Man for Supporting September 11 Terrorist Attacks
Mounir El Motassadeq, a Moroccan man, is facing a 15-year prison sentence in Germany for his involvement in supporting the September 11 attacks. Prosecutors allege…
U.S. Secretary of State: We Will Present Documented Evidence of Iraq's Deception This Week - 2003-02-04
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell announced that he would present new evidence of Iraq's failure to disarm, including reconnaissance images and intercepted communications. Iraq…
Russia: Tourist Visits to the International Space Station Will Be Suspended
Russia has suspended tourist visits to the International Space Station to focus on astronaut replacements and logistics after NASA halted American flights following the Columbia…
African Union, consisting of 53 member countries, states that war in Iraq must be avoided - 2003-02-04
The African Union has called for the avoidance of war in Iraq, emphasizing the potential economic repercussions for African nations reliant on Middle Eastern oil.…
President Bush Committed to Returning Americans to Space to Unravel Scientific Mysteries - 2003-02-04
President Bush pledged to continue American space exploration following the tragic Columbia shuttle disaster. He honored the seven astronauts who died, emphasizing their dedication to…
NASA Officials: Parts of All 7 Astronauts' Bodies from Columbia Disaster Found
NASA has confirmed that parts of the bodies of all 7 astronauts from the Columbia disaster have been found. They are working with Israeli officials…
Indifference and Neutrality - 2003-02-03
Ahmad Batebi, an Iranian student known for his activism, remains imprisoned four years after his protest against Saddam Hussein's regime. The article discusses the fears…
Senator Bill Nelson: NASA Advisors Had Warned for Years About Such a Disaster
Senator Bill Nelson criticized NASA for budget issues that compromised safety, claiming he had warned about potential disasters for years. President Bush has called NASA's…
NASA Officials See No Reason for International Space Station to Be Uncrewed
NASA officials confirm that the ISS will remain crewed despite the emotional challenges faced by the astronauts following the Columbia disaster. Russian officials express concerns…
Colin Powell: Saddam Hussein Has Hidden Evidence of Possession of Weapons of Mass Destruction - 2003-02-03
Colin Powell announced he would present evidence of Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction to the UN Security Council. Iraqi military general Hussam Mohammed…
Progress Made in Collecting Evidence for Columbia Spacecraft Destruction, but Analysis Will Take Weeks - 2003-02-03
NASA has made progress in understanding the Columbia spacecraft's destruction, which killed seven astronauts, but full analysis will take weeks. Investigators are examining temperature spikes…
The U.S. Will Begin Its Possible Attack on Iraq with Extensive Airstrikes on Military and Political Targets - 2003-02-03
U.S. officials announced that a potential military attack on Iraq would start with extensive airstrikes aimed at military and political targets, intending to facilitate a…
US: Potential Attack on Iraq to Begin with Extensive Airstrikes Against Military and Political Targets - 2003-02-02
US defense officials announced that a potential military attack on Iraq will commence with extensive airstrikes aimed at military and political targets. The US is…
Following the Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster, All Space Mission Programs Suspended
The Columbia space shuttle crashed over Texas, killing all crew members, leading NASA to suspend all space missions while investigating the cause. Ron Dittemore reported…
Russia to Reduce Work on Its Space Station Due to Suspension of U.S. Spacecraft Flights and Columbia Disaster - 2003-02-02
Following the Columbia disaster, Russia announced a significant reduction in work on the International Space Station due to the suspension of U.S. spacecraft flights. Russia…
Russia Launched an Unmanned Cargo Ship into Space - 2003-02-02
Russia launched an unmanned cargo ship into space following the tragic disintegration of the American shuttle Columbia, which killed seven astronauts. This cargo ship is…
Destruction of a Series of Palestinian Homes in Hebron
Israeli forces have demolished twenty-two Palestinian homes in Hebron, claiming it is part of a strategy to facilitate new settlements. This action follows recent attacks…
Memorial Ceremonies Held for Columbia Astronauts - 2003-02-02
Memorial ceremonies were held in the U.S. for the astronauts lost in the Columbia disaster. Global condolences have been sent, particularly from Israel and India,…
Suspension of All Manned Space Flights by NASA - 2003-02-02
NASA has suspended all manned space flights following the disintegration of the Columbia spacecraft over Texas, which resulted in the loss of seven astronauts. The…
New Developments in Determining the Cause of the Columbia Spacecraft Disintegration - 2003-02-02
NASA's program manager reports progress in determining the cause of the Columbia spacecraft's disintegration, which killed seven astronauts. Evidence suggests an unusual temperature increase on…
At least three separate investigations to clarify the cause of the Columbia spacecraft disaster
The Columbia spacecraft disaster led to the deaths of seven astronauts, prompting at least three investigations to determine the cause. NASA and U.S. lawmakers are…
Columbia Space Shuttle Encountered Accident During Critical Re-entry Moments - 2003-02-02
The Columbia Space Shuttle suffered an accident during re-entry, leading to the loss of all crew members. U.S. officials noted that communication loss is typical…
Two Television Stations Recorded the Columbia Spacecraft's Crash - 2003-02-02
Two television stations in Dallas recorded the Columbia spacecraft's crash when communication with NASA was lost. NASA officials were uncertain about the incident until they…
President Bush Rushes Back to Washington After Learning of Columbia Spacecraft Breakup - 2003-02-01
President Bush returned to Washington urgently after the Columbia spacecraft broke apart. He plans to make a statement later, while Secretary of Homeland Security Tom…
Russia Prepares to Send Cargo Ship to International Space Station Tomorrow
Russia is set to launch a cargo ship to the International Space Station despite the recent tragedy of the Columbia spacecraft. The Russian Space Agency…
Iraq Threatens to Carry Out Suicide Attacks Against American Citizens in the Middle East
Iraq has issued threats of suicide attacks against American citizens in the Middle East and vowed to destroy any military forces sent by the U.S.…
Possible Issue with the Left Wing of Columbia - 2003-02-01
Investigators are examining the left wing of the Columbia spacecraft following a disaster. NASA officials have acknowledged a problem identified by ground control. The situation…
Columbia Shuttle Breaks Up Over Texas
The Columbia shuttle disintegrated over Texas shortly before landing in Florida, with seven crew members unaccounted for. NASA has initiated search and rescue operations while…
NASA says all seven crew members of the American spacecraft Columbia have died after the spacecraft disintegrated over Texas
NASA confirmed that all seven crew members of the Columbia spacecraft died after it disintegrated over Texas shortly before landing in Florida. This tragic event…