July 2002
The Times of London Report on the Investigation Results of the Airstrike on a Wedding Celebration in Afghanistan - 2002-07-29
The U.S. military is accused of potentially concealing evidence regarding an airstrike that killed 48 people at a wedding in Afghanistan. A draft UN report…
A Significant Step Towards Ending the Civil War in Sri Lanka - 2002-07-28
A Sri Lankan cabinet member met with a Tamil rebel representative, marking a new phase in the 19-year civil war. The meeting, facilitated by Norway,…
U.S. Does Not Confirm Reports of Bin Laden Being Alive - 2002-07-15
Reports suggest that Osama bin Laden was injured during a U.S. military operation in Afghanistan but has since recovered. The U.S. government acknowledges these reports…
Iraqi Dissidents Form War Council
Iraqi dissidents have established a war council in London to coordinate efforts to overthrow Saddam Hussein, led by Major General Tawfiq al-Yasiri. The council aims…
Interview with Bansrin Mohammadi, Sister of Two Imprisoned Brothers of the Islamic Republic - 2002-07-12
Bansrin Mohammadi, the sister of two brothers imprisoned by the Iranian government, is conducting a hunger strike in London to protest their detention. This situation…
White House Expresses Concern Over Closure of Moderate Palestinian's Office
The White House is concerned about Israel's closure of Sari Nusseibeh's office, a moderate Palestinian leader, citing it as unhelpful for peace efforts. Nusseibeh denies…
Lleyton Hewitt Wins Wimbledon - 2002-07-07
Lleyton Hewitt won his first Wimbledon title by defeating David Nalbandian in straight sets. The match was interrupted by rain, and it was Nalbandian's first…
Meeting of the US, Europe, and Russia Regarding the Middle East - 2002-07-03
A meeting took place involving the US, Russia, EU, and UN to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and potential reforms in Palestinian leadership. President Bush…
Changes in Palestinian Organizations - 2002-07-03
Yasser Arafat has dismissed two senior security officials as part of reforms in the Palestinian Authority's security apparatus. This decision comes amid international and Israeli…