June 2002
World Cup: A Look at Some Final Statistics - 2002-06-30
The 2002 World Cup concluded with Brazil defeating Germany 2-0 in the final. Brazilian Ronaldo was the top scorer, and Oliver Kahn won the Lev…
Brazil Wins World Cup - 2002-06-30
Brazil's national football team won the World Cup by defeating Germany 2-0 in the final match held in Yokohama, Japan. Ronaldo scored both goals and…
India Willing to Negotiate with Pakistan
India's army has killed five militants attempting to enter Kashmir from Pakistan, while Prime Minister Vajpayee has expressed a willingness to negotiate with Pakistan on…
Interview with Ali Sarshar, June 28 - 2002-06-29
Ali Sarshar comments on the upcoming football match between Brazil and Germany, highlighting Brazil's reputation for attractive play and goal-scoring ability. This match is significant…
A Look at the Final Match - 2002-06-29
Brazil and Germany are set to face off in the World Cup final on June 30, 2002, marking their first meeting in World Cup history.…
Science and Society: Discovery of a Strange Fish in Maryland - 2002-06-29
A strange fish has been discovered in a Maryland lake, prompting state natural resource officers to mobilize for its removal due to its predatory nature…
President Bush Criticizes Mismanagement in American Companies - 2002-06-29
President Bush has criticized American companies for mismanagement following Xerox's inaccurate profit reporting. He is pushing Congress to pass legislation that would hold corporate leaders…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Osman Akram - 2002-06-29
The article features an interview with Osman Akram, the editor of the satirical magazine 'Zanbil-e Gham', which was published underground during the Taliban regime. The…
Turkey Secures Third Place in the World Cup - 2002-06-29
Turkey's national football team achieved third place in the 2002 World Cup by defeating South Korea 3-2. This match featured the fastest goal in World…
Al-Qaeda May Use the Internet for Sabotage - 2002-06-28
A report suggests that Al-Qaeda is planning to use the internet for sabotage against U.S. infrastructure. U.S. officials are investigating potential computer system infiltrations by…
Palestinians' Reaction to President Bush's Remarks - 2002-06-28
Palestinian officials reacted angrily to President Bush's criticism of Yasser Arafat and threats to cut U.S. aid if corrupt leaders are not removed. Meanwhile, Israeli…
Today, Seventeen Thousand Employees of WorldCom Will Be Laid Off - 2002-06-28
WorldCom is laying off 17,000 employees due to a financial scandal involving nearly $4 billion. The company has admitted to inflating profits by misclassifying expenses,…
In Response to Terrorist Attacks Against Israel - 2002-06-27
Israeli military operations in the West Bank have intensified following recent terrorist attacks, leading to curfews affecting 700,000 Palestinians. Armed confrontations occurred in Hebron as…
Turkish Prime Minister Says He Is Improving - 2002-06-27
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit reports improvement in his health after intensive medical care, stating he expects to fully recover in a few weeks. His…
Announcement of Candidates for the Adidas Golden Ball - 2002-06-27
FIFA and Adidas have announced 10 nominees for the Golden Ball award for the 2002 World Cup, which will honor the tournament's most valuable player.…
Some Statistics and Figures of the Matches Until the End of Wednesday, June 26 - 2002-06-26
The semi-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup saw Brazil defeat Turkey 1-0, advancing to the finals against Germany. Brazil is the highest-scoring team in…
Brazil and Germany in the Dream Final Match - 2002-06-26
Brazil defeated Turkey to advance to the World Cup final, where they will face Germany. This match is significant as it marks the first time…
Human Rights Watch Condemns Guardian Council's Rejection of Anti-Torture Bill
Human Rights Watch condemned the Guardian Council's rejection of an anti-torture bill in Iran, stating it undermines both Iranian and international law prohibiting torture. The…
Science and Society: Discovery of Another Asteroid - 2002-06-26
An asteroid passed Earth at an unprecedented close distance, unnoticed until three days later. If it had hit a populated area, it could have caused…
IAEA Warns World Governments
The IAEA has issued a warning to world governments about the inadequate security of radioactive materials, noting that over 100 countries lack sufficient protective measures.…
Germany in the World Cup Final - 2002-06-25
Germany defeated South Korea 1-0 to reach the final of the 2002 World Cup. Michael Ballack scored the only goal, and Germany will face either…
Interview with Ali Sarshar: June 25, 2002
Ali Sarshar analyzes the recent football match between South Korea and Germany, highlighting the crucial role of the goalkeeper. He notes the impressive performance of…
Some Statistics and Figures from the Matches Until the End of Tuesday, June 25, 2002
The semi-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup commenced with Germany defeating South Korea 1-0 to reach the finals. Brazil is the highest-scoring team with…
Writings and Poems: In Mourning for a Friend - 2002-06-24
This article features poignant poetry mourning a friend, reflecting on themes of love, loss, and the indifference of the universe. The poets express deep sorrow…
Inauguration Ceremony of the Afghan Cabinet - 2002-06-24
Hamid Karzai's new Afghan government has begun the swearing-in ceremony for its cabinet, with Yunus Qanuni taking the role of Minister of Education. The cabinet…
Younus Qanooni Appointed as Special Security Advisor to Karzai - 2002-06-24
Hamid Karzai appointed Younus Qanooni as his special security advisor, surprising many at a conference in Kabul. Concurrently, U.S. forces arrested five armed suspects linked…
Israel Prepares to Control 5 Major Palestinian Cities - 2002-06-24
Israel is preparing to control five major Palestinian cities in the West Bank, having already occupied four. The Israeli government plans to maintain this control…
Younus Qanooni Appointed Special Security Advisor to the President of Afghanistan - 2002-06-23
Younus Qanooni has been appointed as the special security advisor to Afghan President Hamid Karzai, surprising attendees at a political conference. Concurrently, U.S. forces detained…
EU Agreements at the Spain Summit - 2002-06-23
EU leaders met in Seville to prioritize the fight against terrorism in their foreign policy, especially after the September 11 attacks. They agreed to incorporate…
Turkey in the Semi-Finals of the World Cup - 2002-06-23
Turkey's national football team defeated Senegal 1-0 to reach the semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup, marking their first appearance in the semi-finals in 48…
Mahathir Mohamad Withdraws Resignation
Mahathir Mohamad, the long-serving Prime Minister of Malaysia, has retracted his resignation after party leaders urged him to stay. He is set to embark on…
Statistics and Figures of Matches Until the End of Saturday, June 22 - 2002-06-23
The quarter-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup ended with South Korea and Turkey advancing to the semi-finals. Brazil remains the highest-scoring team, while Ronaldo…
Increased Israeli Military Control Over Palestinian Cities - 2002-06-23
Israeli military forces have intensified their control over Palestinian cities following a decision by the Israeli security cabinet to continue reoccupation until attacks against Israel…
The Number of North Korean Refugees in China Reaches 23
Two young North Korean women have sought refuge at the South Korean embassy in Beijing, increasing the total number of North Korean refugees there to…
Mahathir Mohamad Resigns from All Government Positions in Malaysia - 2002-06-22
Mahathir Mohamad announced his resignation from all government and party positions, surprising attendees at a ruling party meeting. Shortly after, he seemingly retracted his resignation.…
Turkey in the Semi-Finals of the World Cup - 2002-06-22
Turkey's national football team won against Senegal 1-0, advancing to the semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup for the first time in history. This match…
South Korea's Victory Over Spain in Penalty Shootout - 2002-06-22
South Korea defeated Spain in a penalty shootout during the 2002 World Cup, advancing to the semifinals. The match ended in a draw after regular…
Iran Denies Involvement in the Escape of Al-Qaeda Members - 2002-06-22
Iran has rejected U.S. accusations of facilitating the escape of Al-Qaeda members from Afghanistan. Hamid Reza Asefi, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, asserted that all…
Yasser Arafat Accepts Bill Clinton's Peace Plan - 2002-06-21
Yasser Arafat has expressed readiness to accept Bill Clinton's peace proposal, which includes land exchanges and Israeli sovereignty over parts of Jerusalem. This marks a…
England at a Glance - 2002-06-21
The article provides a summary of England's performance in five football matches, highlighting the results against various teams. This information is relevant for football fans…
Germany Narrowly Defeats the USA
Germany defeated the USA 1-0 in the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup, with Michael Ballack scoring the only goal. The American team showed significant…
Some Statistics and Figures of the Matches Until the End of Friday, June 21, 2002
The article provides statistics from the 2002 FIFA World Cup up to June 21, highlighting Brazil's scoring prowess and Germany's disciplinary record. Key players such…
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…
Iraq Fired at Allied Aircraft - 2002-06-20
Iraq fired at American and British aircraft during an airstrike in northern Iraq, injuring one person. The allied forces retaliated by bombing an Iraqi anti-aircraft…
Announcement of Karzai's Cabinet Ministers - 2002-06-20
Hamid Karzai announced his cabinet ministers during a session of the Loya Jirga, securing approval for key positions including Defense and Foreign Affairs. This marks…
Mine Explosion in China - 2002-06-20
A gas explosion in a coal mine in northeastern China has resulted in 93 deaths and 24 injuries, with 22 miners still unaccounted for. The…
Cause of the Russian Submarine Sinking - 2002-06-20
A senior Russian official confirmed that the Kursk submarine sank due to a faulty torpedo during military exercises, not due to external factors. This incident…
American Woman Disappears in Karachi, Pakistan - 2002-06-20
An American woman has gone missing in Karachi, Pakistan, amidst recent violence against U.S. interests. Her disappearance follows a series of attacks, including a bombing…
Michael Owen's Participation in the Match Against Brazil - 2002-06-20
Michael Owen is confirmed to play in the crucial World Cup quarter-final match against Brazil after recovering from a groin injury. Coach Goran Eriksson expressed…
FBI Monitors Independence Day Celebrations in the U.S.
The FBI is conducting a nationwide operation to monitor July 4 celebrations in the U.S. to prevent potential terrorist attacks. This comes after intelligence indicated…
The Names of Members of the Afghan Transitional Government Cabinet Will Be Announced Today - 2002-06-19
Today, Hamid Karzai is set to announce the members of the Afghan transitional government cabinet amid discussions about the need for approval from the Loya…
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…
China's Government Orders Closure of Internet Cafes
The Chinese government has ordered the closure of all internet cafes in Beijing for three months following a deadly fire that killed 24 people. This…
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…
Japan at a Glance - 2002-06-18
The article provides a summary of Japan's performance in various football matches, including draws and wins against Belgium, Russia, and Tunisia, and a loss to…
Under the Microscope: The Impact of the June 18, 2002 Suicide Bombing on Bush's Efforts to Establish an Independent Palestinian State - 2002-06-18
The article discusses the implications of a suicide bombing on U.S. President Bush's initiatives for a Palestinian state. Alireza Noorizadeh addresses how such violence hampers…
Turkey Advances to the Semi-Finals - 2002-06-18
Turkey's national football team has advanced to the semi-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup after defeating Japan 1-0. Ümit Davala scored the decisive goal,…
Nigeria at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a brief overview of Nigeria's performance in recent football matches, highlighting scores against England, Sweden, and Argentina. This information is relevant for…
Portugal at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Portugal's football matches during the 2002 World Cup, highlighting their performance against Poland, the USA, and South Korea. The…
Construction of Security Wall Continues - 2002-06-17
Israeli forces have entered Jenin as part of the ongoing construction of a security wall aimed at preventing suicide bombings. The wall has faced criticism…
Argentina at a Glance - 2002-06-17
Argentina played three matches in the 2002 World Cup, winning against Nigeria, drawing with Sweden, and losing to England. This performance reflects Argentina's competitive status…
Cameroon at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Cameroon's performance in a series of football matches, specifically noting their results against Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Ireland. This…
Construction of Missile Defense Test Base in Alaska Begins - 2002-06-17
The U.S. has initiated the construction of a $46 billion missile defense test base in Alaska, aimed at enhancing its missile defense capabilities. This development…
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…
Slovenia at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a brief overview of Slovenia's performance in football matches on June 17, 2002, highlighting their losses to Paraguay and South Africa and…
Denmark at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Denmark's performance in a series of football matches, including victories over France and Uruguay, a draw with Senegal, and…
Eliminated Teams in the Second Round of the 2002 FIFA World Cup
The article discusses the teams that were eliminated in the second round of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, highlighting a scene from the match between…
France at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article presents the results of France's matches in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, highlighting their losses against Denmark and Senegal, and a draw with…
Costa Rica at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Costa Rica's recent football match results, highlighting their games against Brazil, Turkey, and China. The results indicate a mixed…
Saudi Arabia at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a brief overview of Saudi Arabia's performance in recent football matches, highlighting losses against Germany, Cameroon, and Ireland. This reflects the challenges…
Ireland at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Ireland's football matches during the 2002 World Cup, highlighting their performance against Saudi Arabia, Germany, Cameroon, and Spain. This…
Tunisia at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a summary of Tunisia's performance in football matches against Japan, Belgium, and Russia. Tunisia lost two matches and drew one, indicating a…
Call for Political Leaders to Form New Government in the Czech Republic - 2002-06-16
The Social Democratic Party won the Czech parliamentary elections, prompting President Václav Havel to call for a meeting of political leaders to discuss forming a…
Beginning of Fence Construction Between Israel and the West Bank - 2002-06-16
Israel has started constructing a controversial fence along the West Bank to prevent suicide bombings, facing criticism from both Palestinians and some Israelis. The situation…
Internet Cafes in Beijing Closed Following Fire
A fire in an internet cafe in Beijing led to 24 deaths and prompted officials to order the closure of all internet cafes in the…
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…
Senegal Creates Surprise in Sunday Matches - 2002-06-16
Senegal's national football team achieved a remarkable victory over Sweden, winning 2-1 and advancing to the quarter-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. This is…
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…
Germany Advances to Quarterfinals
Germany has defeated Paraguay 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup for the sixth consecutive time. The match showcased strong performances…
Bush: 'Fanatical Criminals' Cannot Intimidate America - 2002-06-15
A suicide bombing at the U.S. consulate in Karachi resulted in 11 deaths. President Bush condemned the attackers, labeling them as 'fanatical criminals' and emphasized…
England on the Path to the Final Stage - 2002-06-15
England's national football team secured a decisive 3-0 victory against Denmark in the round of 16 of the World Cup. Key players included Rio Ferdinand,…
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…
Japan Advances to the Second Round
Japan's national football team secured a 2-0 victory over Tunisia, advancing to the second round of the 2002 World Cup. The match featured goals from…
Resignation of China's Coach - 2002-06-14
Bora Milutinović resigned as the head coach of the Chinese national football team after their disappointing performance in the 2002 World Cup, where they lost…
Chinese Police Forcefully Remove North Korean Refugee from South Korean Consulate in Beijing - 2002-06-14
Chinese police forcibly removed a North Korean refugee from the South Korean consulate in Beijing, despite diplomatic protests. This incident highlights tensions surrounding North Korean…
Loya Jirga Elects Hamid Karzai as Head of Afghanistan's Transitional Government - 2002-06-14
The Loya Jirga has elected Hamid Karzai as the leader of Afghanistan's transitional government following decades of conflict. Approximately 1300 members voted for him, while…
Explosion Outside US Consulate in Karachi - 2002-06-14
A car bomb exploded outside the US consulate in Karachi, killing 11 and injuring at least 40. The US has closed its diplomatic offices in…
Ecuador 1, Croatia 0 - June 13, 2002
Ecuador defeated Croatia 1-0 in a Group G match during the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The only goal was scored by Edison Mendez in the…
Brazil 5, Costa Rica 2 - 2002-06-13
Brazil defeated Costa Rica 5-2 in the World Cup, advancing to the next round. Turkey also advanced after beating China 3-0. This match highlights Brazil's…
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,…
Calendar Day, June 13: Establishment of the First University for the Deaf and Blind - 2002-06-13
On June 13, 2002, the first university for the deaf and blind was established, founded by Edward Gallaudet in Washington. This institution, known as Gallaudet…
Turkey 3, China 0 - June 13, 2002
Turkey defeated China 3-0, allowing them to advance in the tournament, aided by Costa Rica's loss. Brazil also progressed by beating Costa Rica 5-2. This…
Argentina Eliminated from World Cup
Argentina was eliminated from the 2002 World Cup after a 1-1 draw against Sweden, marking their unexpected exit as a strong contender. The match featured…
Goalless Draw Between England and Nigeria - 2002-06-12
England and Nigeria played to a goalless draw in their World Cup match. Both teams had chances to score but failed to convert. This result…
Paraguay Shines Against Slovenia - 2002-06-12
Paraguay overcame a one-player disadvantage and a 1-0 deficit to defeat Slovenia 3-1, securing a spot in the second round of the 2002 World Cup.…
Most Palestinians Hope for the Elimination of the Jewish State - 2002-06-12
A recent survey reveals that most Palestinians wish for the end of the Israeli occupation and the elimination of the Jewish state. While support for…
Under the Microscope: Progress of the Loya Jirga - 2002-06-12
The Loya Jirga session has commenced successfully with broad cooperation despite initial skepticism. The German Foreign Minister's comments on human rights and terrorism concerning Iran…
On June 11: George Wallace Blocked Black Students from Entering University
On June 11, 2002, Alabama Governor George Wallace physically blocked Black students from enrolling at the University of Alabama. This act of segregation highlights the…
Ireland Advances to the Second Round by Defeating Saudi Arabia - 2002-06-11
Ireland defeated Saudi Arabia 3-0 in a match held in Yokohama, Japan, allowing them to advance to the second round of the tournament. Saudi Arabia…
Senegal Advances to the Next Stage
Senegal drew 3-3 with Uruguay in their World Cup match, marking their first appearance in the tournament. The match was celebrated in Senegal, highlighting the…
France Bids Farewell to the World Cup - 2002-06-11
The French national football team, the reigning champions, was eliminated from the 2002 World Cup after losing 2-0 to Denmark. This marks the first time…
Germany Advances to the Second Round - 2002-06-11
Germany's national football team secured their place in the second round of the 2002 World Cup by defeating Cameroon 2-0, despite playing with 10 men…
The Council of Elders of Afghanistan is Formed Today - 2002-06-11
The Council of Elders of Afghanistan is being formed today to elect a transitional government. Former King Mohammad Zahir Shah has expressed his support for…
A Notorious Al-Qaeda Terrorist Arrested in America - 2002-06-11
A known Al-Qaeda terrorist, Abdullah Muhajir, was arrested in the U.S. for planning to detonate a dirty bomb. The arrest was made possible through collaboration…
India Lifts Restrictions on Pakistani Commercial Flights
India has lifted restrictions on Pakistani commercial flights to reduce tensions with Pakistan. This move follows India's commitment to address issues with its nuclear rival,…
Report Shahid: Interview with Masoud Behnoud and Mashallah Shamsolvaezin - 2002-06-10
The Voice of America Persian section reporter interviewed two notable Iranian journalists, Masoud Behnoud and Mashallah Shamsolvaezin, who are currently in Europe. This highlights the…
Continued Riots Will Diminish Russia's Chances of Hosting the 2008 Football Championships
Riots in Moscow following Russia's defeat to Japan in the World Cup threaten Russia's bid to host the 2008 European Football Championship. Prime Minister Mikhail…
Portugal's Crushing Victory Over Poland - 2002-06-10
Portugal achieved a decisive 4-0 victory over Poland in their World Cup match, recovering from a previous loss to the USA. Pauleta was the standout…
India Allows Pakistani Civilian Aircraft to Fly Over Indian Airspace
India has lifted flight restrictions on Pakistani civilian aircraft, allowing them to traverse Indian airspace. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan…
USA 1 South Korea 1 - 2002-06-10
The USA and South Korea played to a 1-1 draw in the World Cup, with both teams now tied at the top of Group D.…
Chaos Erupts in Moscow Following Russia's Defeat to Japan
Chaos erupted in Moscow after the Russian football team lost to Japan, resulting in two deaths and many injuries. In response, officials decided to stop…
Lackluster Match Between Belgium and Tunisia - 2002-06-10
Belgium and Tunisia played to a 1-1 draw in a lackluster match during the World Cup, with Belgium initially taking the lead before Tunisia equalized.…
Matches on Monday, June 10 - 2002-06-09
On June 10, 2002, the U.S. national football team will play against South Korea in a key match, both teams having 3 points in Group…
Turkey and Costa Rica Draw, Mexico Defeats Ecuador - 2002-06-09
Turkey and Costa Rica ended their World Cup match in a 1-1 draw, while Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1. This match is significant as it impacts…
Afghanistan's Defense Minister: The Current Interim Government is the Best Choice for the Next Two Years
Afghanistan's Defense Minister supports the continuation of the current interim government for the next two years and seeks approval from the Loya Jirga. The UN…
Mexico's Victory Over Ecuador - 2002-06-09
Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1 in the World Cup, securing their advancement to the next round. The match featured an early goal from Ecuador, but Mexico…
Guardian Council Once Again Rejects Parliament's Bill to Ban Torture
The Guardian Council has rejected a parliamentary bill aimed at banning torture, citing contradictions with Islamic law and lack of clear definitions. This is the…
Zidane Ready to Play Against Denmark - 2002-06-08
Zinedine Zidane has recovered from his groin injury and is set to play against Denmark. France needs to win this match by at least two…
Brazil's Second Consecutive Victory - 2002-06-08
Brazil secured a decisive 4-0 victory against China in the 2002 World Cup, marking their second consecutive win and advancing them to the next round.…
South Africa's Victory Over Slovenia - 2002-06-08
South Africa defeated Slovenia 1-0 in the 2002 World Cup, securing their position in the tournament. This loss eliminated Slovenia from advancing to the next…
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…
U.S. Defense Secretary's Warning to NATO Member Countries - 2002-06-07
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld warned NATO members about the heightened threat of terrorist attacks using weapons of mass destruction during a meeting in Brussels.…
Sweden Tops Its Group
Sweden won against Nigeria 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup, securing their place at the top of their group. Nigeria's loss means they cannot advance…
Spain Advances to the Second Round of the Tournament
Spain secured a place in the second round of the 2002 World Cup by defeating Paraguay 3-1, becoming the first team to advance. This victory…
England Defeated Argentina - 2002-06-07
England's national football team won 1-0 against Argentina in a World Cup match, with David Beckham scoring the decisive penalty. This victory avenged England's previous…
France 0, Uruguay 0 - 2002-06-06
France and Uruguay played to a 0-0 draw in the World Cup, preventing France from being eliminated. The match took place in Busan, South Korea,…
Cameroon 1, Saudi Arabia 0 - June 6, 2002
The Saudi national football team lost to Cameroon, effectively eliminating their chances of advancing in the tournament after a previous heavy defeat to Germany. The…
Senegal 1, Denmark 1 - 2002-06-06
Senegal and Denmark played to a 1-1 draw in a World Cup match. Denmark took the lead early, but Senegal equalized in the second half.…
Germany Draws Against Ireland - 2002-06-05
Germany and Ireland played to a 1-1 draw in the 2002 World Cup. Miroslav Klose scored for Germany, but Robbie Keane equalized in stoppage time.…
Russia's Victory Over Tunisia - 2002-06-05
Russia's national football team won 2-0 against Tunisia in a match that showcased their technical superiority. Valery Karpin scored one goal and converted a penalty,…
Calendar Day, June 5: The Marshall Plan - 2002-06-05
The article discusses the Marshall Plan, emphasizing that wealthier nations with robust economies are less likely to fall under communist influence. This historical perspective is…
Zinedine Zidane's Absence from Tuesday's Training - 2002-06-05
Zinedine Zidane is recovering from a groin injury but his availability for the upcoming match against Uruguay is uncertain. The French national team is in…
Costa Rica's Victory in a Not-so-Exciting Match Against China - 2002-06-04
Costa Rica defeated China 2-0 in their first World Cup match, showcasing a lackluster performance from the Chinese team. This match marked Costa Rica's strong…
Korea's Dominance Over Poland - 2002-06-04
South Korea defeated Poland 2-0 in the 2002 World Cup, marking their first victory in World Cup history. The match showcased South Korea's agility and…
Intifada Conference Concludes in Tehran - 2002-06-04
The Intifada conference in Tehran ended with participants condemning U.S. policies and holding it responsible for Israeli aggression against Palestinians. Key figures included Iranian leaders…
Japan 2 Belgium 2 - 2002-06-04
Japan and Belgium played to a thrilling 2-2 draw in their World Cup match, showcasing strong performances from both teams. Junichi Inamoto stood out as…
Israeli Military Operations Continue in the West Bank - 2002-06-03
Israeli military operations in the West Bank are ongoing, with Israeli soldiers conducting arrests in Qalqilya and Nablus. George Tenet of the CIA is set…
Mexico 1, Croatia 0 - June 3, 2002
Mexico defeated Croatia 1-0 in a World Cup match, with a key moment being a red card issued to Croatian defender Boris Zikovic for a…
Release of Leader of Extremist Group Who Confessed to Assassination
A Palestinian court has ordered the release of Ahmad Sa'adat, leader of an extremist group who confessed to assassinating an Israeli minister, citing lack of…
Two-Day South Africa Conference on AIDS - 2002-06-03
A two-day conference in South Africa is focused on accelerating AIDS vaccine research and testing in Africa. Scientists and representatives from donor countries are discussing…
CIA Did Not Share Sensitive Information About Two Hijackers - 2002-06-03
The CIA failed to share crucial information about two September 11 hijackers with the FBI, which could have potentially prevented the attacks. This raises questions…
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…
Argentina 1, Nigeria 0 - 2002-06-02
Argentina defeated Nigeria 1-0 in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, with Gabriel Batistuta scoring the decisive goal. This victory is significant for Argentina, which is…
Best Players of Day Three - 2002-06-02
The article highlights the best players from the third day of the World Cup, including Francisco Arce, Juan Verón, Sol Campbell, and Raúl González. Their…
President Bush: America is using all its power to fight terrorism around the world - 2002-06-02
President Bush emphasized America's commitment to fighting global terrorism while advocating for peace and freedom during a speech at West Point. He highlighted the need…
Expulsion of UN Staff from Goma - 2002-06-02
Two UN staff members were expelled from Goma by Rwandan-backed rebels who accused them of involvement in violence and supporting government forces. The UN denied…
Spain's Victory over Slovenia - 2002-06-02
Spain's national football team won their opening match of the 2002 World Cup against Slovenia with a score of 3-1. This victory is significant as…
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…
Mistaken Engagement with Allied Forces in Afghanistan - 2002-06-01
U.S. special forces mistakenly killed three Afghan allied fighters in a case of mistaken identity while targeting enemy combatants. This incident highlights the challenges of…
Nuclear War Between India and Pakistan Will Result in 9 to 12 Million Deaths - 2002-06-01
The U.S. Department of Defense estimates that a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan could lead to 9 to 12 million deaths in South Asia.…
Best Players of the Second Day - 2002-06-01
On the second day of the World Cup, Miroslav Klose, Jon Dahl Tomasson, and Matt Holland were named the best players of their respective matches.…
Despite Warnings from Western Governments, Foreigners Have Not Started Leaving India
Western governments have warned their citizens to leave India due to the potential for conflict with Pakistan, but foreign nationals have not begun to evacuate.…
Germany's 8-0 Victory Over Saudi Arabia - 2002-06-01
Germany's national football team achieved a historic 8-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in a World Cup match, with Miroslav Klose scoring three goals. This match…