June 2004
Under the Microscope: Bush's Remarks on Turkey's Secular Government - Increasing Repression in Iran - 2004-06-29
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses President Bush's support for Turkey's secular government, the implications of the Iraqi Prime Minister's statements on Saddam Hussein's trial, and…
Under the Microscope: The Official Transfer of Power in Iraq to the Transitional Government - 2004-06-28
The article discusses the official transfer of power in Iraq to a transitional government and the coordination of U.S. positions with the EU and NATO…
Under the Microscope: The Arrest and Imminent Release of Eight British Sailors in Iran - 2004-06-23
Eight British sailors have been arrested in Iran but are expected to be released soon. This situation involves diplomatic tensions and reflects broader issues within…
Russian Forces and Chechen Separatists Accused of Human Rights Violations
Amnesty International has accused Russian forces and Chechen separatists of serious human rights violations in southern Russia, including extrajudicial killings and torture. The report highlights…
British Sailors Detained by Iran May Be Released Soon - 2004-06-23
Eight British sailors were detained by Iran for allegedly entering its waters. Iranian officials indicated that they may be released if no malicious intent is…
Serena Williams, the defending Wimbledon champion, easily advances from the first round
Serena Williams easily won her first-round match at Wimbledon, defeating Zheng Jie. Other notable players like Elena Dementieva and Chanda Rubin faced early exits. This…
The 118th Wimbledon Tennis Championships Began in London on Monday - 2004-06-21
The 118th Wimbledon Tennis Championships commenced with notable performances. Martina Navratilova made a triumphant return to singles after a decade, while Roger Federer continued his…
Wimbledon Tennis Championships Begin on Monday in London - 2004-06-17
The Wimbledon Tennis Championships are set to start on Monday, featuring top players like Serena Williams and Roger Federer. Both are defending champions and favorites…
Under the Microscope: The Importance of the Afghan President's Visit to Washington - 2004-06-16
The article discusses the significance of the Afghan President's visit to Washington, highlighting its implications for U.S.-Afghan relations. It also touches on remarks by Iranian…
Ramesh's Interview with Amir Taheri on the IAEA Resolution - 2004-06-16
Amir Taheri discusses the upcoming IAEA resolution against Iran and the implications for sanctions. He highlights the differences in approach between European and American perspectives…
Under the Microscope: The Situation in Iraq on the Brink of Power Transfer to the Transitional Government - 2004-06-15
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the critical situation in Iraq as it approaches a power transfer to a transitional government. He highlights concerns about Iranian…
Andre Agassi Withdraws from Wimbledon Due to Injury - 2004-06-15
Andre Agassi has withdrawn from Wimbledon due to a worsening hip injury, affecting his preparation for the tournament. This withdrawal adds to a list of…
Departure of Non-Essential British Embassy Staff from Saudi Arabia - 2004-06-13
The UK has allowed non-essential embassy staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia following a claim by al-Qaeda regarding the murder and kidnapping of…
Under the Microscope: Approval of the Power Transfer Resolution in Iraq by the Security Council - 2004-06-09
The article discusses the approval of a resolution for power transfer in Iraq by the UN Security Council, the upcoming conference of industrialized nations in…
Under the Microscope: Efforts to Transform the Guardian Council's Supervisory Authority into Continuous Supervision - 2004-06-08
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the Seventh Parliament's attempts to change the Guardian Council's supervisory role, the merging of Iraqi militia forces with government troops,…
Under the Microscope: Human Rights Watch Report on Iran - 2004-06-07
Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh discusses key issues including the situation in Iraq, a Human Rights Watch report on Iran, and the new leadership of the Iranian…
An Extremist Muslim Cleric in Britain Denied Bail Rights
Abu Hamza al-Masri, an extremist cleric wanted in the U.S. for terrorism charges, has been denied bail in Britain. He faces extradition to the U.S.…
Human Rights Groups Call for Independent Investigation into Tiananmen Massacre
Human rights groups are demanding an independent investigation into the Tiananmen Square massacre of June 4, 1989, where hundreds of pro-democracy protesters were killed by…
Under the Microscope: The Election of the President of Iraq and the Composition of the Transitional Government of Iraq - 2004-06-01
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the election of the Iraqi president and the formation of the transitional government, as well as the legal situation surrounding…