February 2004
Democratic Party Primary Elections in the U.S. - 2004-02-29
The Democratic Party candidates are preparing for crucial primary elections in ten states, with Senator Kerry leading in polls. His victory would secure his nomination…
The Wreckage of the President of Macedonia's Plane Found in Southern Bosnia - 2004-02-27
The wreckage of President Boris Trajkovski's plane was discovered in southern Bosnia, resulting in the deaths of the President, six officials, and two pilots. Trajkovski,…
U.S. Senate Considers Iranian Parliamentary Elections Full of Violations and Corruption
The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution condemning the upcoming parliamentary elections in Iran for being corrupt and undemocratic, led by Senator Sam Brownback. This…
A Senior EU Official Calls for Enhanced Security in Afghanistan
A senior EU official has called for increased security in Afghanistan before upcoming elections, highlighting the slow voter registration process and the threat posed by…
Latest Status of the Democratic Party Elections in the USA - 2004-02-16
Democratic candidates engaged in a debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, focusing on key issues like taxes and healthcare. Polls suggest that Senator Kerry is likely to…
Stability in Afghanistan
The U.S. government is preparing for presidential and parliamentary elections in Afghanistan this June, aiming to establish a stable government that does not harbor terrorists.…
Life and Progress in America: New Momentum in Senator Kerry's Campaign - 2004-02-11
Senator John Kerry has gained new momentum in his campaign after winning the Democratic primaries in Tennessee and Virginia. This development is significant as it…
The Number of Taliban and Al-Qaeda Fighters in Afghanistan Has Decreased to Less Than One Thousand
NATO's military commander reported a decrease in Taliban and Al-Qaeda fighters in Afghanistan to under one thousand, suggesting a lower threat level than expected. This…
Turkey Will Participate in Stabilizing Iraq - 2004-02-09
Turkey's Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul announced that Turkey will engage in stabilizing Iraq, contingent on NATO's involvement. This statement came after talks with Poland's Foreign…
Germany and France Say They Do Not Support U.S. Proposal for NATO Involvement in Iraq Reconstruction - 2004-02-08
Germany and France have expressed their opposition to the U.S. proposal for NATO to participate in Iraq's reconstruction. While Germany is open to NATO deployment…
Hamid Karzai Welcomes Increased NATO Troops Deployment to Afghanistan - 2004-02-07
Hamid Karzai has expressed support for NATO's proposal to send more troops to Afghanistan to enhance security and reconstruction efforts. This decision comes as NATO…
Russian Defense Minister: NATO Allows Drug Traffickers in Afghanistan to Threaten Russia and Its Allies in Central Asia - 2004-02-07
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov criticized NATO for enabling drug traffickers in Afghanistan to pose threats to Russia and Central Asian allies. He emphasized the…
Germany Will Not Send Troops to Iraq - 2004-02-07
Germany's Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer announced that while Germany will not send troops to Iraq, it will not oppose NATO's deployment there. He emphasized the…
NATO Increases Its Forces in Afghanistan - 2004-02-07
NATO has decided to increase its troop presence in Afghanistan ahead of the upcoming elections in June. Several countries have offered additional soldiers for the…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report on the NATO Defense Ministers Meeting - 2004-02-06
The NATO Defense Ministers meeting addressed security challenges and collective defense strategies among member countries. Key defense ministers participated, reinforcing their commitment to NATO's operational…
Start of NATO Defense Ministers' Talks in Germany - 2004-02-06
NATO defense ministers are meeting in Germany to enhance military presence in Afghanistan and discuss leadership in Iraq. The focus is on increasing peacekeeping troops…
Approximately 500 Canadian Soldiers Will Remain in Kabul - 2004-02-05
Canadian officials announced that around 500 soldiers will stay in Kabul following the withdrawal of a larger military unit. The exact roles of these soldiers…
Investigation into the Origin of 'Ricin' Continues in the U.S. Senate
The U.S. Senate is investigating the source of ricin found in its premises, potentially linked to a previous incident at the White House. Law enforcement…
Al-Qaeda Terrorists in the Balkans?
Serbia and Montenegro's military intelligence chief claims that Al-Qaeda has established bases in Kosovo and northern Albania, aiming to connect with radical Muslim groups in…