September 2003
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe: Opponents of Ilham Aliyev are Treated Unfairly
The OSCE has reported unfair treatment of political opponents in Azerbaijan ahead of the upcoming presidential elections. The organization highlights government support for Ilham Aliyev's…
An American Muslim Arrested Outside Washington, D.C.
Abdul Rahman Al Amoudi, an American Muslim political activist, was arrested for allegedly receiving money illegally from Libya. His arrest highlights the strict U.S. regulations…
Tom Verloosen: I hope the Sudanese government and the main rebel group remain committed to peace
Tom Verloosen, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Sudan, expressed optimism about the peace agreement between the Sudanese government and rebel groups. This…
Clashes Between Suspected Taliban Fighters and U.S. Army in Afghanistan - 2003-09-30
A clash in Afghanistan resulted in the death of one U.S. soldier and injuries to two others during an engagement with suspected Taliban fighters. The…
Last year, nearly 44 million Americans were uninsured - 2003-09-30
Last year, nearly 44 million Americans were without health insurance, reflecting a significant increase of 2.5 million from the previous year. This rise is largely…
Colombian President to Meet with UN Secretary-General Today
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe is meeting with UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and addressing the UN General Assembly as part of a three-day visit to the…
Draft of Iraq's New Constitution May Take at Least One Year
Iraqi officials have indicated that drafting a new constitution will take at least a year, contradicting the U.S. six-month timeline. Disagreements among jurists and religious…
Iran Officially Opens a Border Crossing with Iraq for the First Time
Iran has officially opened a border crossing with Iraq for pilgrims to visit Shia holy sites, following the deaths of nine pilgrims who illegally crossed…
Traces of Enriched Uranium Discovered at Another Facility in Iran - 2003-09-29
Traces of enriched uranium have been found at a new facility in Iran, raising concerns about the country's nuclear intentions. Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's IAEA…
Seven Afghan Governor's Bodyguards Killed
Seven bodyguards of the Afghan governor were killed in an attack attributed to the Taliban. The incident occurred while the governor was traveling without his…
Mr. Blair: There is No Need to Apologize for Military Actions in Iraq - 2003-09-28
Tony Blair defended the UK's military actions in Iraq, asserting no apology is necessary, while a poll revealed significant public discontent with his leadership, with…
Iran Will Continue Its Nuclear Energy Program, Including Uranium Enrichment - 2003-09-28
Iran has announced its intention to continue its nuclear energy program, including uranium enrichment, despite international concerns. The Iranian government insists that its nuclear facilities…
Upcoming Northeast Asia Summit and Conditional Participation of Burma - 2003-09-28
The military government of Burma is facing international criticism ahead of the Northeast Asia Summit due to its treatment of opposition leader Aung San Suu…
In the Past Two Weeks, the Algerian Army Has Killed 150 Armed Muslim Rebels
The Algerian army has killed 150 armed Muslim rebels in operations in Setif province over the past two weeks. This is part of the ongoing…
The US and UK Demand Unconditional Release of Aung San Suu Kyi
The US and UK have urged the military government of Burma to unconditionally release Aung San Suu Kyi, a prominent democracy leader and Nobel laureate,…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Absence of Iranian Cinema at the San Sebastián International Festival
The San Sebastián International Festival is currently taking place, and Iranian cinema is notably absent while political films from Spanish-speaking and Arab countries are prominently…
Protests of Over 10,000 Anti-War Demonstrators in the Streets of London - 2003-09-27
On September 27, 2003, over 20,000 people protested in London against the Iraq war, demanding the withdrawal of coalition forces. The protests reflect a significant…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The Passing of Ms. Aqila Hashemi - 2003-09-26
Ms. Aqila Hashemi, a member of the Iraqi Governing Council, died from gunshot wounds. Paul Bremer, the U.S. administrator in Iraq, expressed his condolences. This…
Pervez Musharraf: Islamabad is Serious in the Fight Against Terrorism - 2003-09-26
Pervez Musharraf, the President of Pakistan, emphasized his country's commitment to combating terrorism and eradicating extremist groups like the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. This statement came…
Large Number of People in Iraq Attend Mourning Ceremony for Aqila al-Hashimi - 2003-09-26
Aqila al-Hashimi, a member of the Iraqi Governing Council, was killed in a shooting, leading to a large mourning ceremony attended by many Iraqis. Her…
The U.S. Hopes the New Iraqi Constitution Will Be Drafted Within Six Months - 2003-09-26
The U.S. is optimistic about drafting a new constitution for Iraq within six months, which is a step towards establishing a new government. Colin Powell…
Nazi Baghlari Report: San Sebastián Festival Honors Anti-War American Actor - 2003-09-25
A notable American actor known for their anti-war stance was recognized at the San Sebastián International Festival in Spain. This event highlights the intersection of…
Arrest of an Iranian on Charges of Attempting to Export Fighter Jet Spare Parts to Iran - 2003-09-25
An Iranian named Serzeik Avazapian was arrested in Florida for attempting to export F-14 fighter jet spare parts to Iran. This action is significant as…
Iran: Kazemi's Family Allowed to Attend Court - 2003-09-25
Iran has allowed the family of Zahra Kazemi, a murdered photojournalist, to attend the trial of the security officer accused of her death. Canadian Foreign…
President Bush: It is Time to Set Aside Differences Regarding Iraq
President Bush urged the international community to support Iraq's reconstruction and set aside differences over the U.S.-led occupation. He emphasized the importance of cooperation in…
Conference on AIDS in Africa Canceled
Dozens of HIV-positive activists disrupted an AIDS conference in Nairobi, Kenya, demanding more medication from their governments. The protest highlighted the urgent need for better…
End of World Bank and IMF Meetings on Iraq Reconstruction - 2003-09-24
The World Bank and IMF concluded meetings in Dubai, urging the international community to unite for Iraq's reconstruction. They emphasized the need to extend Iraq's…
Assets of 6 Terrorism Suspects Blocked by the U.S. Government - 2003-09-24
The U.S. has frozen the assets of six individuals linked to an Al-Qaeda cell in Germany, preventing them from any financial activities in the country.…
Two Killed and Several Injured in Cinema Explosion in Mosul
An explosion in a cinema in Mosul killed two and injured several others during the screening of a pornographic film. Islamic extremists have targeted cinemas…
World Health Organization Commits to Providing AIDS Medications by 2005 - 2003-09-24
The World Health Organization has pledged to ensure access to essential AIDS medications for millions by 2005, highlighting a global health crisis due to inadequate…
Doctors Without Borders: Only One Percent of Africans Infected Receive AIDS Medication
A report by Doctors Without Borders reveals that only one percent of four million Africans in need of AIDS medication are receiving it. This finding…
Islamic Republic Officials: We Will Reduce Cooperation with the IAEA
Iranian officials announced a reduction in cooperation with the IAEA in response to a deadline regarding the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. This decision…
Opium, IMF, and Economic Stability of Afghanistan - 2003-09-23
The IMF warns that Afghanistan's growing opium trade poses a threat to its economic stability, despite a reported 30% growth in the non-opium economy. Adam…
Possible Terrorist Attack on the Statue of Liberty in New York - 2003-09-23
Security around the Statue of Liberty has been heightened due to reports of a potential terrorist attack in New York. Officials received information from an…
World Bank Annual Report on Developing Countries - 2003-09-22
The World Bank's annual report highlights the impact of poor basic services in developing countries on global economic progress. It emphasizes the need for improvements…
President Bush: I Will Tell the United Nations That the Attack on Iraq Was the Right Decision - 2003-09-22
President Bush plans to address the UN General Assembly, asserting that the decision to invade Iraq was correct despite lacking Security Council approval. He will…
Iran Unveils New Long-Range Missile
Iran has unveiled a new long-range missile named Shahab-3 during a military parade, capable of reaching Israel and U.S. bases. President Mohammad Khatami emphasized Iran's…
Paul Bremer: Iraq is not yet ready for full self-governance - 2003-09-22
Paul Bremer, the top U.S. official in Iraq, asserts that Iraq is not ready for full self-governance, despite pressure from some members of the Iraqi…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Kofi Annan Condemns Assassination Attempt on Iraqi Figure - 2003-09-22
Kofi Annan, the UN Secretary-General, condemned an assassination attempt on an Iraqi governing council member. This incident highlights ongoing violence in post-war Iraq and the…
Vladimir Putin: Russia is Ready to Collaborate with the United States in Rebuilding Iraq - 2003-09-21
Vladimir Putin announced Russia's readiness to collaborate with the U.S. in rebuilding Iraq, setting aside previous differences over the war. He also reiterated concerns about…
Iran's Negotiations with the International Atomic Energy Agency - 2003-09-21
Iran is currently discussing its response to a UN deadline requiring proof that it does not pursue a nuclear weapons program. The IAEA has set…
Former Indonesian Foreign Minister Arrives in Yangon for Talks with Myanmar's Military Rulers
Former Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas has arrived in Myanmar to advocate for the release of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. His visit is…
Three American Soldiers Killed in Attacks Near Baghdad - 2003-09-21
Three American soldiers were killed in separate attacks near Baghdad, including a mortar strike on a U.S.-operated prison and an incident in Ramadi. The attacks…
Iraq at the Annual Conference of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund - 2003-09-20
Iraqi representatives are set to attend the World Bank and IMF annual conference in Dubai, where they will engage in preliminary discussions. James Wolfensohn, the…
Hurricane Isabel Leaves 17 Dead
Hurricane Isabel has caused extensive damage in Washington and North Carolina, resulting in 17 deaths and widespread power outages. President Bush has declared disaster zones…
A Woman Member of the Iraqi Governing Council Shot in Baghdad
Aqila al-Hashimi, a woman member of the Iraqi Governing Council, was shot in Baghdad, resulting in serious injuries. The attack has drawn condemnation from U.S.…
Bill Clinton Opens Memorial for Bosnian Massacre - 2003-09-20
Bill Clinton inaugurated a memorial in Srebrenica for the victims of the 1995 massacre, where around 8,000 Muslims were killed. He emphasized the need for…
IAEA's Request to North Korea
The IAEA has urged North Korea to cease its nuclear weapons program and allow international inspections. This request comes from a meeting of 137 member…
Turkey's National Security Council Reviewed Deployment of Troops to Iraq - 2003-09-19
Turkey's National Security Council is considering a U.S. request to send troops to Iraq, with the government willing to deploy over 10,000 soldiers. However, there…
Security Preparations for the Annual Meeting of the World Bank in Dubai - 2003-09-18
Dubai's security forces are implementing extensive security measures for the upcoming annual meeting of the World Bank and IMF. This event is significant as it…
Royal Food Caviar May Soon Become a Thing of the Past
A report suggests that the beluga fish population in the Caspian Sea is much lower than previously reported, potentially leading to the extinction of the…
Hurricane Isabel Has Reached the Eastern Coast of America - 2003-09-18
Hurricane Isabel has struck the eastern United States, causing significant disruptions in Washington D.C. and affecting nearly 50 million people. The federal government has closed…
Examining NATO's Assistance in Establishing Order in Areas Outside Kabul - 2003-09-18
NATO is exploring the possibility of expanding its peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan to areas outside Kabul, where warlords pose security threats. Key figures like Kofi…
Hans Blix: The US and UK Exaggerated Information Regarding Iraq's Weapons Program
Hans Blix criticized the US and UK for exaggerating Iraq's weapons capabilities to justify the invasion. He suggested that more time should have been given…
In the past three days, 11 Taliban fighters killed in US airstrikes in southern Afghanistan - 2003-09-18
In recent US airstrikes in southern Afghanistan, 11 Taliban fighters were killed. This operation supports ongoing efforts by US and Afghan forces to combat the…
Jordan's Central Bank Lifts Ban on Transactions with Hamas Officials
Jordan's Central Bank has revoked a ban on transactions with Hamas officials, which was issued without government consultation. This decision comes after the U.S. froze…
The U.S. Government and the Veto of the UN Security Council Resolution - 2003-09-17
The U.S. vetoed a UN resolution urging Israel to retract threats against Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, claiming the resolution inadequately addressed Palestinian terrorism. This action…
Jose Maria Aznar, Prime Minister of Spain, Travels to Tripoli, Capital of Libya Today - 2003-09-17
Jose Maria Aznar, the Spanish Prime Minister, is visiting Libya for the first time since 1992, aiming to discuss various regional issues with Muammar Gaddafi.…
Cuba Accuses the U.S. of Intensifying Economic Blockade Against the Country
Cuba's government has called on the UN to condemn the U.S. economic embargo that has lasted forty years and to vote for its repeal. Cuban…
Long-term Effects of HIV and AIDS in Africa - 2003-09-17
The UN has formed a special commission to study the long-term impacts of HIV and AIDS in Africa, where 30 million people are infected. This…
Palestinian Officials Express Concern Over Their Leader's Fate
Palestinian officials are worried about Yasser Arafat's safety after the U.S. vetoed a resolution aimed at protecting him from Israeli threats. The U.S. claims to…
Emergency Status Lifted in Maluku Islands
Indonesia has lifted the emergency status in the Maluku Islands, which had been in place for three years due to religious violence that resulted in…
US and Russia Collaborate to Keep Biological Weapons Out of Terrorists' Hands - 2003-09-16
The US and Russia are working together to prevent biological weapons from falling into terrorist hands through the Bio-Industry Initiative. This initiative aims to convert…
Under the Microscope: Hunger Strike in Support of Political Prisoners - 2003-09-16
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the phenomenon of hunger strikes in Iran aimed at supporting political prisoners and highlights the pressure Iran faces from the…
Colin Powell Expresses Confidence in Establishing Democracy in Iraq - 2003-09-15
Colin Powell expressed confidence in the establishment of democracy in Iraq amid ongoing security challenges. He did not provide a timeline for transferring power to…
Leftist Rebels Kidnap 8 Foreign Tourists in Northern Colombia - 2003-09-15
Leftist rebels in Colombia have kidnapped 8 foreign tourists, including individuals from Israel, the UK, Germany, and Spain. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)…
The European Union Expresses Discontent Over Sweden's Vote to Retain the Krona as Its Currency
The Swedish people voted to keep the Krona instead of adopting the Euro, prompting discontent from EU officials. The Swedish government is urging citizens to…
Under the Microscope: Powell in Iraq - The Bribery Case of Rafsanjani's Son - 2003-09-15
The article discusses Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh's insights on U.S. Secretary of State Powell's visit to Iraq, the IAEA's stance on Iran, and the closure of…
Two Shots Fired at the Residential Area of the British Embassy in Tehran
Two shots were fired at the British Embassy in Tehran, the third such incident this month, following tensions between Iran and Britain due to the…
Yasser Arafat Condemns Israel's Decision to Expel Him and Destroy the Palestinian State - 2003-09-14
Yasser Arafat condemned Israel's decision to expel him and destroy the Palestinian state, calling for international support to prevent this action. Tens of thousands of…
Storm in South Korea Leaves at Least 75 Dead - 2003-09-14
A powerful storm named 'Maami' has struck South Korea, resulting in at least 75 fatalities and extensive damage, particularly in the southeastern regions. The South…
Sweden Holds Nationwide Referendum on Euro Adoption - 2003-09-14
Sweden is conducting a referendum on adopting the euro following the assassination of Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, a supporter of the euro. Her death may…
An American Soldier Killed Today in Fallujah - 2003-09-14
An American soldier was killed in Fallujah, Iraq, following an explosion linked to ongoing violence in the region. This incident follows the accidental shooting of…
Iran Will Continue Cooperation with IAEA Observers
Iran's representative at the IAEA, Ali Akbar Salehi, announced that Iran will continue its cooperation with the agency despite conflicting reports suggesting a potential withdrawal…
Battle Between Government Forces and Armed Rebels in Northeast India - 2003-09-13
A clash in Manipur, Northeast India, resulted in the deaths of at least 10 separatist rebels after they attacked a convoy of government forces. The…
Second Section of Day Two - 55 and 120 kg - 2003-09-13
In the wrestling competitions, Mohammad Aslani won against Greek wrestler Amirhan Kartanov with a score of 6-3 in the 55 kg category, while Alireza Razaei…
Hadi Soleimanpour Released on Bail in Britain
Hadi Soleimanpour, the former Iranian ambassador to Argentina, was released on bail in Britain after being arrested for his alleged involvement in a 1994 bombing…
IAEA Gives Iran Deadline - 2003-09-12
The IAEA has set a deadline for Iran to prove it is not seeking nuclear weapons, prompting the Iranian delegation to walk out of a…
Grenade Attack on Palestinian Protesters in Lebanon - 2003-09-12
A grenade was thrown at Palestinian protesters in a refugee camp in Lebanon, injuring at least 11 people. The protest was in support of Yasser…
Hamas Military Wing Threatens Israel with Attacks on Residential Areas
Hamas's military wing has threatened to attack Israeli residential areas following an Israeli airstrike that killed a Hamas leader's son. This escalation comes after a…
President Bush Meets with the Dalai Lama at the White House - 2003-09-11
President Bush met with the Dalai Lama at the White House to discuss human rights in Tibet and the preservation of Tibetan culture. The meeting…
Lind, Sweden's Foreign Minister, in Critical Condition Following 8-Hour Surgery
Sweden's Foreign Minister, Ann Lind, is in critical condition after a knife attack in Stockholm. The police are searching for the assailant, and the incident…
Israeli Ministers Again Call for Yasser Arafat's Expulsion - 2003-09-11
Israeli ministers are renewing calls for the expulsion of Yasser Arafat following a recent suicide attack that killed 15 people. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is…
Iran Will Resist Any Deadline Set by the International Atomic Energy Agency
Iran has declared its intention to resist any deadlines imposed by the IAEA regarding its nuclear program. Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi expressed willingness to cooperate…
Washington Will Pressure Pakistan Regarding Support for Kashmir Extremists - 2003-09-11
The U.S. is reaffirming its commitment to pressuring Pakistan to stop supporting extremists in Kashmir, as stated by Christina Rocca during a conference in India.…
Iran's Foreign Minister Says U.S. Is Mistaken in Fighting Terrorism Solely with Military Force
Iran's Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi criticized the U.S. approach to fighting terrorism, arguing that military action alone is ineffective. This statement was made during his…
France Ends Opposition to Lifting UN Sanctions Against Libya
France has lifted its opposition to the UN sanctions against Libya after an agreement on compensation was reached for the families of victims from a…
The U.S. is Working Hard to Improve Relations with China
The U.S. is making efforts to improve its relationship with China while expressing concerns about human rights violations, military ambitions, and currency manipulation. James Kelly…
Suicide Attack in Erbil, Northern Iraq - 2003-09-10
A suicide attack in Erbil, Iraq, resulted in at least 2 deaths and over 40 injuries, including six Americans. The incident raises concerns about U.S.…
Confessions of the Arrested Journalist During the Attack in Front of the University: Seyed Ebrahim Nabavi - September 9, 2003
Seyed Ebrahim Nabavi, a journalist, was arrested during protests at a university on September 5th. His confessions reveal the government's crackdown on dissent and the…
The World Bank Advises China to Allow People to Freely Move from Rural Areas to Cities - 2003-09-09
The World Bank has recommended that China allow free movement from rural to urban areas to reduce economic disparity. This advice comes from a World…
West African Peacekeepers to Enter Liberia
West African peacekeepers are set to enter Liberia following a delay due to government issues. The delay was intended to allow government militia to withdraw…
Families of French Airline Victims Have No Protest Against Lifting Economic Sanctions on Libya
Families of victims from the 1989 U-T-A airline bombing are not protesting the lifting of UN sanctions against Libya until they receive full compensation. The…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency - 2003-09-08
The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency is convening in Vienna. This meeting is significant as it involves discussions on nuclear energy…
Life and Progress in America: National Parks of America - 2003-09-08
The article discusses the successful establishment of national parks in the United States, highlighting Yellowstone as the first national park created in 1872. It emphasizes…
Yasser Arafat Meets with Other Palestinian Leaders
Yasser Arafat held discussions with Palestinian leaders about government operations after Mahmoud Abbas's resignation. Saeb Erekat suggested Abbas might be reappointed, but Israel has refused…
Deployment of West African Peacekeepers to Peripheral Areas of Liberia Delayed - 2003-09-07
The deployment of West African peacekeepers to Liberia has been postponed to allow government soldiers to withdraw from the area. This situation arises as civilians…
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin Declares That Israel Will Pay a Heavy Price for Its Attack - 2003-09-07
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the Hamas leader, was injured in an Israeli attack, prompting him to declare that Israel would face severe consequences. The Israeli government…
China Condemns Pro-Independence Taiwan Demonstrations - 2003-09-07
The Chinese government condemned a large demonstration in Taiwan advocating for independence, asserting that reunification is inevitable. Activists called for a change in Taiwan's official…
At Least Twenty-Two Guerrillas Killed in Colombia
Colombian military operations over the weekend resulted in the deaths of at least twenty-two guerrillas, including members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. The…
U.S. Defense Secretary Discusses Increasing Taliban Activity
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld highlighted the rising Taliban activity at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border during his visit to Afghanistan, expressing concerns alongside President Hamid Karzai.…
Report Shahid: Summary of Figaro's Interview with Kharrazi - 2003-09-07
The International Atomic Energy Agency is set to meet in Vienna to discuss Iran's nuclear facilities. The interview with Foreign Minister Kharrazi by Le Figaro…
Los Angeles Report: September 1st, Day of Political Prisoners - 2003-09-07
The Mehr Iran group held a conference advocating for justice for victims of the Islamic Republic, successfully prompting Amnesty International to recognize September 1st as…
Report Shahid: French Government's Views on the US Plan Regarding Iraq - 2003-09-06
The article outlines the French government's critical stance on the US plan for Iraq, emphasizing their concerns about the implications of American intervention. This is…
British Airways Resumes Flights to Saudi Arabia - 2003-09-05
British Airways is set to resume flights to Saudi Arabia after a suspension due to security threats. The decision follows the implementation of new security…
Colin Powell: The United States is Prepared to Consider and Accept the Proposal to Form a Multinational Force in Iraq - 2003-09-05
Colin Powell announced that the U.S. is ready to consider a proposal for a multinational force in Iraq under U.N. authorization and U.S. command. This…
U.S. Secretary of State: U.S.-China Relations at Their Best
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell highlighted the strong state of U.S.-China relations, marking improvements since the early Bush administration. He emphasized China's role in…
Washington Press Review on Friday, September 5 - 2003-09-05
The article discusses the shipment of military-capable pumps to Iran by a French company, Arafat's call for Palestinian parliament action regarding Mahmoud Abbas, and the…
Amnesty International and Investigation of Torture Practices in Yugoslavia - 2003-09-04
Amnesty International has called for an investigation into allegations of police torture of suspects related to the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. The…
Tamil Rebels Warn - 2003-09-04
Tamil rebels in Sri Lanka have issued a warning regarding the peace process, stating that failure to grant them administrative power in majority Tamil areas…
On This Day, September 4: The First Kodak Camera - 2003-09-04
On September 4, 1888, George Eastman patented the Kodak camera, marking a significant development in photography. This invention revolutionized the way people captured images and…
Ceasefire Agreement with Rebels in Darfur Region of Western Sudan - 2003-09-04
Rebels in Darfur have signed a ceasefire agreement with the Sudanese army to end months of conflict, mediated by Chad. This temporary ceasefire will last…
Mixed Reactions to Abu Bakar Bashir's Four-Year Prison Sentence
Abu Bakar Bashir was sentenced to four years in prison for treason, which sparked mixed reactions. Supporters were pleased with the lighter sentence compared to…
Approval of New Contracts for the Modernization of India's Armed Forces - 2003-09-03
India's Security Council has approved new contracts to modernize its armed forces, including the purchase of 66 Hawk training jets from Britain and the establishment…
Fifteenth International Photojournalism Exhibition in France - 2003-09-03
The fifteenth International Photojournalism Exhibition took place in France, showcasing various works in the field. This event highlights the importance of photojournalism in documenting global…
Burma Government Dismisses Hunger Strike of Democratic Movement Leader as Baseless - 2003-09-02
The Burmese government has dismissed claims that Aung San Suu Kyi is on a hunger strike in protest of her detention, labeling such assertions as…
Re-examination of Human Rights Violations Case in Argentina - 2003-09-02
An Argentine court has ordered a re-examination of human rights violations committed during the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, particularly focusing on notorious torture…
Negotiations Between the Commander of U.S. Forces in Europe and the Turkish Defense Minister - 2003-09-02
General James Jones of the U.S. has arrived in Turkey to discuss the potential deployment of Turkish troops to Iraq as peacekeepers amid public protests.…
The First Cabinet Formed After the Iraq War - 2003-09-02
The U.S.-appointed Governing Council in Iraq has established the first post-war cabinet with 25 ministers. This development coincides with the release of an audio tape…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: This Year's Venice Festival - A Showcase of Iranian Cinema - 2003-09-02
The 60th Venice International Film Festival is nearing its conclusion, showcasing films globally. Iranian cinema is prominently represented with four films, highlighting its growing influence…
Kurdistan Workers' Party Ends Four-Year Ceasefire with Government
The PKK has ended a four-year ceasefire with the Turkish government, demanding a choice between peace and war. Abdullah Öcalan indicated that he would not…
Taliban Kills 9 Government Security Personnel in Afghanistan
The Taliban has killed nine Afghan security personnel in southern Afghanistan and captured two others. This incident follows recent military operations by Afghan and U.S.…
Iraqi Governing Council Introduces First Cabinet After Five Months - 2003-09-01
The Iraqi Governing Council has introduced its first cabinet after five months post-Saddam Hussein's regime. The cabinet consists of 25 members, including a diverse representation…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Call for Security Restoration in Iraq - 2003-09-01
Shia mourning for Ayatollah Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim has sparked a demand for improved security in Iraq. The Governing Council is responding by starting to appoint…
Hunger Strike of the Leader of Democratic Struggles in Burma - 2003-09-01
Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of democratic movements in Burma, has initiated a hunger strike to protest her detention by the military government. The…
New Agreement Between the French Government and Libya - 2003-09-01
The French government has reached a new agreement with Libya for compensation to the families of victims of a 1989 bombing of a French passenger…
Gaddafi: We have reached an agreement with the French government regarding compensation for the victims' families
Muammar Gaddafi announced a new compensation agreement with France for the families of UTA plane explosion victims. This development suggests a potential thaw in Libya's…