June 2004
End of One-Day Meeting of Southeast Asian Ministers
The Southeast Asian ministers concluded their meeting in Jakarta, focusing on terrorism and regional stability. They rejected linking terrorism to specific groups and supported UN…
Semi-Final Match of the 2004 European Football Championship - 2004-06-30
The Netherlands and Portugal are set to compete in the semi-finals of the 2004 European Football Championship, with significant retirements expected from both teams. The…
Tracy McGrady traded from Orlando Magic to Houston Rockets for seven players - 2004-06-30
Tracy McGrady has been traded from the Orlando Magic to the Houston Rockets in a significant deal involving seven players. This trade is notable as…
Praise from UEFA for the Organization of the European Football Championship
UEFA has praised the organization of the European Football Championship in Portugal, calling it the best ever. Lars-Krister Olsson highlighted the lack of spectator violence…
U.S. Coast Guard to Board Foreign Flagged Vessels Starting Thursday
The U.S. Coast Guard will start boarding foreign flagged vessels at U.S. ports to enhance security against potential terrorist threats. This initiative is part of…
ElBaradei: Inspectors Have Visited an Abandoned Nuclear Site in Iran
Mohamed ElBaradei announced that IAEA inspectors visited an abandoned nuclear site in Iran amid U.S. suspicions of secret nuclear weapons tests. Iran has agreed to…
NATO Leaders Agree to Train Iraqi Security Force - 2004-06-29
NATO leaders have agreed to train an Iraqi security force at Iraq's request, encouraging member participation while facing dissent from France. This decision highlights the…
Iraqi Government to Take Legal Custody of Saddam Hussein on Wednesday - 2004-06-29
The Iraqi government, led by Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, will take legal custody of Saddam Hussein and 11 other Ba'athist officials. This follows the issuance…
U.S. Military Continues Trial of Three Suspected Terrorists at Guantanamo Bay - 2004-06-29
The U.S. military is proceeding with the trial of three suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, including individuals from Yemen, Sudan, and Australia, accused of war…
Mobile Actors
The article discusses the film 'Mobile Actors' directed by Theo Angelopoulos, which presents a profound narrative of contemporary Greek history through the lens of a…
President and Interim Prime Minister of Iraq Call for Unity and End to Violence - 2004-06-28
The President and Interim Prime Minister of Iraq have emphasized the need for national unity and an end to violence following their swearing-in. They called…
Victory of the Netherlands National Football Team Against Sweden - 2004-06-28
The Netherlands national football team won against Sweden in the quarter-finals of the UEFA European Championship through a penalty shootout. The match ended in a…
Transfer of Power to Iraq's Interim Government - 2004-06-28
The U.S. transferred power to an interim Iraqi government ahead of schedule, marking the end of the occupation that began with Saddam Hussein's removal. Prime…
Czech Republic Advances to Euro 2004 Semifinals by Defeating Denmark
The Czech Republic defeated Denmark 3-0 to advance to the semifinals of Euro 2004. Jan Koller and Milan Baros were key players in the match.…
President Bush: The People of Iraq Have Reclaimed Their Country - 2004-06-28
President Bush and Prime Minister Blair celebrated Iraq's transfer of sovereignty, asserting that Iraqis have reclaimed their country despite ongoing violence. They expressed support for…
Stunning Victory of the Greek National Football Team Against France - 2004-06-27
The Greek national football team achieved a surprising victory over France in the quarterfinals of the 2004 UEFA European Championship. This win is significant as…
At least 23 killed in twin bombings in southern Baghdad - 2004-06-27
At least 23 people were killed and nearly 60 injured in twin bombings in Hilla, southern Baghdad, just days before a power transfer to a…
NATO is Likely to Approve Military Training Plan for New Iraqi Army - 2004-06-27
NATO is expected to approve a military training plan for the new Iraqi army, reflecting increased support for Iraq's governing authority. Interim Prime Minister Iyad…
March of Tens of Thousands of Palestinians at the Funeral of Seven Militants in Nablus - 2004-06-27
Tens of thousands of Palestinians marched in Nablus to mourn seven militants killed by Israeli forces. The protests were fueled by calls for revenge against…
NATO Will Remain Committed to Its Obligations Regarding Afghanistan - 2004-06-27
NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer announced that NATO will increase its military presence in Afghanistan amid rising security concerns as elections approach. Former…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Germany's Search for a Football Team Coach - 2004-06-27
Rudi Völler has resigned as the coach of the German national football team, prompting the German sports community to seek a new coach ahead of…
Tony Blair's Request to President Bush Regarding British Detainees - 2004-06-26
Tony Blair has requested the return of four British detainees from Guantanamo Bay directly from President Bush. This comes as part of a broader effort…
The European Union Has Tentatively Agreed to Assist in Training Iraqi Armed Forces - 2004-06-26
The European Union has tentatively agreed to help train Iraqi armed forces at the request of interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi. This decision reflects NATO…
Phone Conversation on Sunday: Ramash with Sayeh Saidi Sirjani, the Status of the Student Movement, and More - 2004-06-26
A live interview took place between Ramash and Sayeh Saidi Sirjani regarding the student movement and women's rights in Iran under the Islamic regime. Sayeh…
Suspected Muslim Militants Kill 12 Villagers in Indian-administered Kashmir - 2004-06-26
Suspected Muslim militants killed 12 villagers in Indian-administered Kashmir, targeting those involved in local defense efforts. This violence coincides with an upcoming meeting between Pakistani…
A survey shows 54% of Americans consider the deployment of U.S. troops to Iraq a mistake - 2004-06-25
A recent survey shows that 54% of Americans believe the deployment of U.S. troops to Iraq was a mistake, an increase from 41% previously. Despite…
Iyad Allawi Promises to Crush Militants Responsible for Thursday's Attacks
Iyad Allawi has vowed to defeat the militants responsible for a series of deadly attacks in Iraq that killed around 100 people. The violence was…
U.S. Forces Attack House in Fallujah in Search of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi - 2004-06-25
U.S. forces conducted a precision strike on a house in Fallujah believed to be harboring Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a key al-Qaeda figure. This marks the…
Portugal Reaches Euro 2004 Semifinals by Defeating England
Portugal's national football team defeated England in a dramatic Euro 2004 quarterfinal match, winning in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in regulation time.…
Possibility of Martial Law Declaration in Iraq - 2004-06-25
Colin Powell warns that the declaration of martial law by Iraq's interim government could complicate the U.S.-led coalition's mission. Prime Minister Iyad Allawi is considering…
Iran Crowned Champion of West Asian Football Championships - 2004-06-25
The Iranian national football team won the West Asian Football Championship by defeating Syria 4-1 in the final match. Ali Daei and Arash Borhani were…
Germany Eliminated from the 2004 European Football Championship
Germany has been eliminated from the 2004 European Football Championship after losing to the Czech Republic. This defeat led to the resignation of head coach…
Priorities of the New Prime Minister of India - 2004-06-24
Manmohan Singh, the new Prime Minister of India, outlines his government's priorities focusing on reforms to assist the urban poor, unemployed, and farmers. He emphasizes…
Iraq's Interim Prime Minister Requests NATO Assistance for Security Forces Training - 2004-06-24
Iraq's interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi has formally requested NATO's help in training Iraqi security forces, with a potential response expected from NATO leaders next…
South Korea Still Plans to Deploy 3,000 More Troops to Iraq in August - 2004-06-23
South Korea plans to send an additional 3,000 troops to Iraq despite the recent beheading of a South Korean citizen, Kim Sun-il, by terrorists. This…
Saudi Arabia's Efforts to Free the Country from Terrorists - 2004-06-23
Saudi Arabia is intensifying its efforts to combat terrorism, particularly targeting Al-Qaeda, following a recent incident where an American hostage was beheaded. The Foreign Minister…
Iraqi Militants Threaten Interim Prime Minister with Death - 2004-06-23
Iraqi militants have threatened interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi with death, accusing him of being a U.S. agent. This comes amidst ongoing violence in Iraq,…
West Asian Football; Iran Advances to Final by Defeating Iraq
Iran's national football team defeated Iraq 2-1 to advance to the final of the West Asian Football Championship, where they will face Syria. The match…
Iraq Requests NATO Assistance for Training Its Security Forces - 2004-06-23
Iraq's interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi has formally requested NATO's help in training security forces and providing technical assistance. This request is set to be…
The First Privately Funded Spacecraft Launched into Space - 2004-06-22
The first privately funded spacecraft, SpaceShipOne, was successfully launched into space, piloted by Michael Melvill. The flight reached an altitude of 100 kilometers and lasted…
John Kerry Surpasses George Bush in Latest Poll on Terrorism - 2004-06-22
In a recent poll, John Kerry has overtaken George Bush in public perception regarding the fight against terrorism. This shift indicates growing discontent with the…
Opposition of 10 Palestinian Groups to Any Security Role of Egypt in Occupied Territories
Ten Palestinian militant groups have opposed Egypt's potential security role in the West Bank and Gaza if Israel withdraws. This opposition comes in response to…
West Asian Football; Iran and Iraq National Teams to Face Each Other Tomorrow - 2004-06-22
The semi-finals of the West Asian Football Championship will see Iran face Iraq tomorrow after both teams have had strong performances in previous matches. This…
American Newspaper: Catholic Church Has Transferred Hundreds of Priests to Other Countries
An investigation reveals that the Catholic Church has been transferring priests accused of child sexual abuse to various countries, allowing them to potentially re-engage with…
Sharon: No Final Decision Yet on the Moat Plan Between Egypt and Gaza Strip - 2004-06-21
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon announced that no final decision has been made on a proposed moat between Egypt and Gaza aimed at preventing weapon…
American Catholic Leaders Reach Agreement on Bishops' Independence
American Catholic bishops have agreed on the independence of bishops regarding the participation of politicians in the Eucharist, particularly concerning those who do not oppose…
West Asian Football; Iran Crushes Syria with 7 Goals - 2004-06-21
Iran's national football team secured a dominant 7-1 victory over Syria in the Seyvan Cup 2004. This match showcased Iran's football prowess, particularly in the…
Jesus of Montreal
The film 'Jesus of Montreal' presents a modern retelling of Christ's story through a theater group that attempts to revamp a traditional play. The church…
Extensive Operations Launched in Saudi Arabia to Find and Kill Al-Qaeda Militants - 2004-06-20
Saudi Arabia has initiated extensive operations to eliminate Al-Qaeda militants following the death of their leader, Abdulaziz al-Muqrin, who was linked to the beheading of…
Czech National Football Team Advances to Quarterfinals of Euro 2004
The Czech national football team has advanced to the quarterfinals of Euro 2004 after defeating the Netherlands 3-2. This victory positions them ahead of Germany…
Afterglow - 2004-06-20
The article discusses the film 'Afterglow,' directed by Alan Rudolph, which explores the complex relationships and sexual tensions between two couples in Montreal. It highlights…
Human Rights Watch Statement on Iraqi Prisoners Following Transfer of Sovereignty - 2004-06-19
Human Rights Watch has called on the U.S. to release Iraqi prisoners following the transfer of sovereignty to Iraqis on June 30, 2004, arguing that…
Unexpected Visit of a U.S. Senate Delegation to Baghdad - 2004-06-19
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators visited Baghdad unexpectedly to meet with Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi. They expressed support for U.S. operations in the…
West Asian Football; Iraq and Syria Triumph Over Palestine and Lebanon - 2004-06-19
Iraq and Syria both secured victories in the West Asian Championship, with Iraq defeating Palestine 2-1 and Syria beating Lebanon 3-1. Key players included Imad…
Pakistani Security Forces Attack Al-Qaeda Militants in South Waziristan - 2004-06-18
Pakistani security forces launched an operation against Al-Qaeda militants in South Waziristan after discovering their hideout. The operation aims to eliminate or capture all suspected…
Suicide Bombing Outside Iraqi Army Recruitment Center in Baghdad - 2004-06-17
A suicide bombing at an Iraqi Army recruitment center in Baghdad resulted in at least 35 deaths and over 100 injuries. Iyad Allawi condemned the…
Attack Against Al-Qaeda Militants Near Pakistan Border - 2004-06-17
Pakistani security forces have initiated an offensive against Al-Qaeda militants in South Waziristan, targeting a terrorist hideout. The operation aims to eliminate or capture suspected…
West Asian Football; Iran National Team's Dominant Victory Over Lebanon
The Iran national football team won decisively against Lebanon with a score of 4-0 in the West Asian Football Championship. This victory is significant as…
At least 13 killed in a suicide bombing in Baghdad - 2004-06-15
A suicide bombing in Baghdad killed at least 13 people, including five foreigners, as terrorists attempt to disrupt the upcoming transfer of power to Iraqis.…
The United States Criticizes the Sudanese Government - 2004-06-15
The U.S. has condemned the Sudanese government for hindering humanitarian aid in Darfur, despite prior assurances to facilitate such efforts. Richard Boucher highlighted ongoing harassment…
Allawi: Saddam Will Be Handed Over to the Iraqi Interim Government Within Two Weeks - 2004-06-15
Iyad Allawi announced that Saddam Hussein will be handed over to the Iraqi Interim Government in two weeks. This transfer follows Saddam's arrest by coalition…
Los Angeles Coach: Lakers Players Still Don't Think the Series is Over
The Los Angeles Lakers are facing a critical moment in the NBA Finals, trailing 3-1 against the Detroit Pistons. Coach Phil Jackson believes his players…
At least 12 killed in a severe suicide bombing in central Baghdad
A suicide bombing in Baghdad killed at least 12 people, including five foreign workers, as Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi condemned the attack aimed at disrupting…
Changes in Prison Administration Regulations in Afghanistan - 2004-06-14
U.S. military officials in Afghanistan have implemented changes to prison regulations following allegations of prisoner abuse. An officer is reviewing the management of U.S. detention…
England National Football Team Defeated by France - 2004-06-14
In a European Championship match, France defeated England 2-1, with Zinedine Zidane scoring two late goals to secure the victory. England initially led with a…
Detroit Team Leads 1-3 Over Los Angeles in NBA Finals Best-of-Seven Series - 2004-06-14
The Detroit Pistons lead the NBA Finals series 1-3 against the Los Angeles Lakers and need one more win to secure the championship. The fourth…
Al-Qaeda Claims Responsibility for Kidnapping an American Citizen and Killing Another in Saudi Arabia - 2004-06-13
Al-Qaeda has taken responsibility for kidnapping one American and killing another in Saudi Arabia. The U.S. Embassy is working with local authorities to locate the…
Center-Right Parties Dominate European Parliamentary Elections
In the recent European Parliamentary elections, center-right parties are projected to secure the majority of seats, with predictions of at least 247 out of 732.…
Editorial: Support for an Interim Government in Iraq - 2004-06-12
The new interim government of Iraq is set to take power on June 30, 2004, as the UN Security Council has endorsed its establishment. President…
Editorial: Toward Iraqi Sovereignty
The U.S. government asserts that it will transfer sovereignty to a provisional Iraqi government on June 30, 2004, despite ongoing threats from terrorists and remnants…
Ahmad Qurei Engages in Rare Talks with Palestinian Militant Leaders - 2004-06-12
Ahmad Qurei, the Palestinian Prime Minister, is holding discussions with Palestinian militant leaders regarding a potential Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories. A senior Hamas leader…
Start of the UEFA European Championship - 2004-06-12
The UEFA European Championship commenced in Portugal with 16 teams participating. The host nation, Portugal, lost to Greece, while Spain secured a victory over Russia.…
Interview with Masoud Ebrahimi, a Resident of Bam, and Listener Calls About the Earthquake - 2004-06-12
Masoud Ebrahimi, a public health worker in Bam, discusses the ongoing challenges faced by residents living in tents after the devastating earthquake in December 2003.…
Washington Expresses Concern Over Assassination Plot Against Saudi Crown Prince to Libyan Government - 2004-06-11
Washington has raised concerns with Libya about a reported assassination plot against Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah, based on information from plot participants. The Libyan government…
China Condemns the Killing of 11 of Its Citizens in Afghanistan
China condemned the murder of 11 of its construction workers in Afghanistan, who were attacked while sleeping in a labor camp. President Hu Jintao and…
Clashes Between Iraqi Police and Shiite Militias in the Religious City of Najaf - 2004-06-11
Clashes erupted between Iraqi police and Shiite militias in Najaf, resulting in six deaths. Prime Minister Iyad Allawi condemned recent attacks on oil infrastructure, while…
Failed Coup in the Democratic Republic of Congo - 2004-06-11
A failed coup attempt occurred in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where President Joseph Kabila claimed to be in control after rebel soldiers briefly seized…
Funeral Ceremony of Ronald Reagan, Former President of the United States - 2004-06-11
The funeral of Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, took place at Washington National Cathedral, attended by global leaders including Margaret Thatcher…
NBA Finals: Detroit Leads 2-1 Over Los Angeles
The Detroit Pistons lead the NBA Finals 2-1 against the Los Angeles Lakers after winning the third game 88-68. Richard Hamilton was the standout player…
New Delhi is Ready to Negotiate Peace with the Main Separatist Union of Kashmir
New Delhi is preparing to engage in peace negotiations with the main separatist group in Kashmir next month. The new Home Minister, Shivraj Patil, announced…
Memorial Ceremony for President Ronald Reagan, Late President of the United States - 2004-06-10
A memorial ceremony was held for late President Ronald Reagan in the U.S. Capitol, attended by hundreds of Americans and prominent figures, including Vice President…
Night Battles Between Police and Shiite Militias in Najaf - 2004-06-10
Clashes between police and Shiite militias occurred in Najaf, Iraq, following a recent ceasefire with U.S. forces. At least 4 people were killed and over…
Iyad Allawi: The Iraqi Government Respects the Transitional Constitution
Iyad Allawi, the interim Prime Minister of Iraq, affirmed his government's commitment to the transitional constitution, which includes Kurdish autonomy, amid threats from Kurdish politicians…
National Athletics Championships Held at Olympic Stadium
The Greek Athletics Championships commenced at the nearly completed Olympic Stadium in Athens, which is set to host the Summer Olympics. Fanny Palli Petralia emphasized…
World Cup Qualifiers: Iran Loses to Jordan - 2004-06-09
The Iranian national football team lost to Jordan 1-0 in a World Cup qualifying match, failing to meet expectations. This defeat caused Iran to drop…
Weekly Discussion: Ibrahim Bi Parva with Frank Nikbakht, Minority Rights in Iran - 2004-06-09
Frank Nikbakht discusses the ongoing violations of minority rights in Iran, emphasizing the need for attention to ethnic and religious minorities. He highlights the lack…
Saboteurs Blow Up Major Oil Pipeline in Iraq - 2004-06-09
Saboteurs attacked a major oil pipeline in northern Iraq, resulting in a significant reduction in the country's electricity supply. U.S. officials fear that such attacks…
An American Soldier Killed in Bombing South of Baghdad - 2004-06-08
An American soldier was killed and two others injured in a bombing in southern Baghdad, coinciding with the announcement of a contract to dissolve militias…
Tampa Bay Lightning Wins Stanley Cup - 2004-06-08
The Tampa Bay Lightning won the Stanley Cup for the first time in their history by defeating the Calgary Flames in a decisive seventh game.…
Israeli Government Approves Plan for Withdrawal of Settlements from Gaza - 2004-06-07
The Israeli government has approved a plan to withdraw all Jewish settlements from Gaza, with a cabinet vote of 14 to 7. This decision is…
9 Political Militia Groups in Iraq Agree to Dissolve
Nine militia groups in Iraq have agreed to dissolve and either join security forces or return to civilian life, excluding the Mahdi Army. An explosion…
Agreement Between Israel and Egypt - 2004-06-07
Israeli and Egyptian officials are nearing an agreement to allow Egypt to increase its military presence along the Gaza border to curb weapon smuggling. This…
Detroit Defeated Los Angeles in the First Game of the NBA Finals - 2004-06-07
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 87-75 in the first game of the NBA Finals. Despite being seen as the underdogs, Detroit's performance…
9 Democracy Activists in Burma Released
Nine democracy activists in Burma were released after being detained for distributing human rights materials. They are affiliated with Aung San Suu Kyi's National League…
The Security Council is on the verge of agreeing on the text of the Iraq resolution - 2004-06-06
The UN Security Council is nearing agreement on a resolution regarding Iraq's future, as stated by Condoleezza Rice. The resolution, proposed by the US and…
Nazi Baghlari Report: President Reagan's Middle East Policy - 2004-06-06
A former official from Reagan's administration revealed that President Reagan was unhappy with Ayatollah Khomeini's characterization of the U.S. as the embodiment of evil. The…
Burma's Military Government Strictly Controls and Censors All Forms of Expression - 2004-06-05
The World Press Association has urged the Burmese military government to release imprisoned journalists and improve freedom of expression. The resolution highlights Burma's status as…
Colin Powell: Agreement on New UN Resolution Regarding Iraq is Very Close - 2004-06-05
Colin Powell announced that the U.S. is nearing agreement on a new UN resolution for Iraq's sovereignty. The resolution's progress was aided by a letter…
Zinedine Zidane Recognized as Most Popular Sports Figure in France
Zinedine Zidane has been named the most popular sports figure in France according to a survey by L'Équipe. He outperformed other notable athletes like Thierry…
President Ronald Reagan Passes Away - 2004-06-05
Former U.S. President Ronald Reagan has died at 93 after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. He is remembered for his role in ending the…
Donald Rumsfeld's Visit to Singapore - 2004-06-04
Donald Rumsfeld, U.S. Secretary of Defense, is in Singapore for a regional security conference focusing on terrorism. He emphasized the need for vigilance against terrorist…
Public Protests Banned in Russia
The Russian State Duma has passed a bill that bans public protests in various sensitive locations. The bill received overwhelming support from the ruling 'United…
Chinese Police Prevent Any Gatherings in Tiananmen Square - 2004-06-04
On the fifteenth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Chinese police prevented any gatherings in the square, while tens of thousands in Hong Kong held…
Pakistan Tests New Medium-Range Missile
Pakistan has successfully tested the Ghauri-5 missile, which can carry nuclear warheads and has a range of 1500 kilometers. This is the second test in…
First Television Speech by Iyad Allawi, Prime Minister of the Iraqi Interim Government - 2004-06-04
Iyad Allawi delivered his first televised speech as Prime Minister of the Iraqi Interim Government, urging Iraqis to unite against terrorism and emphasizing the need…
Bush: Not All Fighters Opposing U.S. Presence in Iraq Are Terrorists - 2004-06-03
President Bush stated that not all fighters against the U.S. presence in Iraq are terrorists, distinguishing between suicide bombers and those opposed to occupation. This…
Ayatollah Ali Sistani Endorses New Interim Government of Iraq - 2004-06-03
Ayatollah Ali Sistani has approved Iraq's new interim government, highlighting its lack of electoral legitimacy but recognizing its potential for progress. He insists that the…
National Volleyball Team Coach: This is the Current Level of Iranian Volleyball
Park Ki-won, the head coach of Iran's national volleyball team, discussed the current level of Iranian volleyball, highlighting the team's strong performance in the Olympic…
Detroit Pistons and Los Angeles Lakers in NBA Finals - 2004-06-02
The Detroit Pistons have advanced to the NBA Finals after defeating the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals. They will face the Los Angeles…
Saudi Government Oversight of Private Charitable Organizations - 2004-06-02
Saudi Arabia is consolidating oversight of private charities that send money abroad to prevent funding for terrorism. Adel al-Jubeir announced the establishment of a new…
Interview with Ms. Maleki about the Problems of Bam Residents - 2004-06-02
In an interview, student Fatemeh Maleki discusses the ongoing challenges faced by Bam residents who are still living in tents after the December 2003 earthquake.…
Ariel Sharon's Prediction for the Gaza Withdrawal Plan - 2004-06-02
Ariel Sharon anticipates cabinet approval for his Gaza withdrawal plan, aiming to evacuate Jewish settlements by the end of the following year. He faces internal…
President Bush Honors American War Dead
President Bush honored American soldiers who died in wars during a Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. He highlighted the sacrifices of soldiers in…
IOC President: Athens Olympics Will Be Held on Schedule
Jacques Rogge, President of the IOC, announced that the Athens Olympics will proceed as scheduled despite previous challenges. Greece has invested significantly in security for…
Iraq's Interim Prime Minister Announces New Cabinet Members - 2004-06-01
Iraq's interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi announced a new cabinet following the appointment of Sheikh Ghazi Al-Yawer as the new president, resolving a political deadlock.…