March 2004
London Report: The First Visit of a British Prime Minister to Libya in 61 Years - 2004-03-26
Tony Blair, the British Prime Minister, made a historic visit to Libya, the first by a British leader in over six decades. This visit signifies…
Under the Microscope: Large Gathering of National Front Supporters
A significant gathering of National Front supporters took place in Sweden, highlighting the group's ongoing influence and activism. Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh provided insights on…
Tony Blair's Meeting with Muammar Gaddafi in the Suburbs of Tripoli - 2004-03-25
British Prime Minister Tony Blair met with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to commend Libya's cooperation in dismantling its weapons programs. This meeting highlighted the transparency…
Tony Blair, Prime Minister of Britain, to Visit Libya on Thursday - 2004-03-24
Tony Blair is set to visit Libya as part of a coordinated effort by Britain and the U.S. to showcase the benefits of international cooperation.…
Meeting of Senior American Official with Libyan Leader - 2004-03-24
William Burns, a senior U.S. official, met with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to discuss improving U.S.-Libya relations. This meeting is significant as it represents the…
Visit of the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State to Tripoli - 2004-03-23
William Burns, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, visited Tripoli, marking a significant thaw in U.S.-Libya relations following Gaddafi's announcement to abandon weapons programs. This…
U.S. Secretary of State's Visit to Kuwait - 2004-03-18
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell visited Kuwait to discuss Iraq and Middle Eastern reforms after meeting with Pakistan's President Musharraf. The U.S. plans to…
The United States Displays Equipment Obtained from Libya - 2004-03-16
The U.S. showcased equipment from Libya's nuclear program, marking a victory in the fight against terrorism. This follows Libya's agreement to dismantle its weapons of…
Libya Signs Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Libya has signed the Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, allowing for surprise inspections by the IAEA. This move follows a resolution condemning Libya's…
A Theory from Washington
The U.S. government is moving towards normalizing relations with Libya following Gaddafi's abandonment of weapons of mass destruction. Secretary of State Colin Powell highlights Iran…
IAEA Expresses Deep Concern Over Iran's Nuclear Program - 2004-03-08
The IAEA has voiced serious concerns regarding Iran's nuclear program, rejecting Iran's call to cease inspections. Mohamed ElBaradei emphasized the need for transparency from both…
Libya's Chemical Weapons Stockpile Includes Over 20 Tons of Mustard Gas - 2004-03-05
Libya disclosed that it has over 20 tons of mustard gas as part of its chemical weapons stockpile while trying to improve relations with the…
Britain's Satisfaction with Pakistan's Actions to Prevent the Spread of Nuclear Technology - 2004-03-04
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw expressed satisfaction with Pakistan's measures to prevent the proliferation of nuclear technology to countries like Iran, Libya, and North Korea.…
Establishment of Comprehensive Relations Between Washington and Tripoli by the End of the Current Christian Year
A U.S. congressional delegation led by Curt Weldon visited Libya, expressing optimism about establishing comprehensive political relations by year-end, largely due to Gaddafi's recent positive…
Pakistan Denies Agreement for Entry of American Troops into Its Territory
Pakistan's military spokesperson has denied a report claiming an agreement with the U.S. for American troops to enter Pakistan to capture Osama bin Laden. The…