June 2004
Why the Early Transfer? - Interview with Amir Taheri - 2004-06-29
The article discusses the early transfer of power in Iraq and Iran's reaction to it. Amir Taheri provides insights into the implications of this transfer…
Saudi Security Sources: Suspected Saudi National Surrenders to Authorities
Othman Al-Amiri, a 37-year-old Saudi national suspected of terrorism, has surrendered to authorities in Riyadh. His surrender follows a public amnesty proposal by Crown Prince…
Othman Al-Amiri, Fugitive Militant, Surrenders to Saudi Security Authorities
Othman Al-Amiri, a fugitive militant and one of 26 suspected terrorists in Saudi Arabia, surrendered to security authorities to benefit from a recent pardon offer.…
Washington Proposes More Counter-Terrorism Training for Philippine Soldiers - 2004-06-27
Washington is planning to provide additional counter-terrorism training to Philippine soldiers, particularly in Zamboanga City where Al-Qaeda-linked militants are active. This initiative is led by…
Nazi Baghlari's Interview with Amir Taheri, in Two Parts: Iraq and the Middle East - 2004-06-25
Nazi Baghlari interviews Amir Taheri about the political situation in Iraq and the Middle East. The discussion focuses on foreign interventions and regional stability. This…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Saudi Arabia is Responsible for Beheadings - 2004-06-23
Amir Naderi argues in the New York Post that the beheadings are linked to a culture of hatred in Saudi Arabia. A former U.S. official…
Chechen Rebel Group Denies Involvement in Attack on Government Buildings
The Chechen rebel group has denied involvement in a deadly attack in Ingushetia that killed 57, including a government minister. Ahmad Zakiyev, a rebel leader,…
At least 47 Russian police killed in rebel attacks - 2004-06-22
A coordinated attack by approximately 200 rebels in Ingushetia resulted in the deaths of at least 47 Russian police officers. President Vladimir Putin has ordered…
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…
Weekly Discussion, June 17, 2004: Analysis of Iran's Nuclear Programs - 2004-06-18
On June 17, 2004, Behrouz Abbasi interviewed Dr. Hooshang Amir Ahmadi regarding Iran's nuclear programs. The discussion highlights the complexities and implications of these programs.…
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…
Interview with Israeli-Palestinian Director by Nazi Baghlari - 2004-06-12
Nazi Baghlari interviews Israeli-Palestinian director Julian Amir Khams about his documentary 'Arna's Children', which explores the lives of Palestinian boys and the harsh realities they…
President Bush Meets with Critics of His Policies in Iraq - 2004-06-08
President Bush is meeting with critics of his Iraq policies while major world leaders gather for a conference in Georgia. Key discussions include Iraq, the…
Life and Progress in America: Vladimir Horowitz, Great American Pianist - 2004-06-06
The article discusses a program that highlights the life of Vladimir Horowitz, a prominent American pianist. It emphasizes his contributions to classical music and his…
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…
World Bank President Calls on Russia to Implement Economic Reforms - 2004-06-03
James Wolfensohn, the President of the World Bank, has urged Russia to implement economic reforms and enhance transparency among its businesses. The World Bank plans…
OPEC Members Attempted to Lower Oil Prices Even Before Today's Meeting
OPEC members are trying to lower oil prices ahead of their meeting in Beirut, with the UAE increasing production to support Saudi Arabia's efforts. Concerns…