September 2002
Ukrainian Government Welcomes Investigations Regarding U.S. Allegations
The Ukrainian government is open to investigations into U.S. claims that President Leonid Kuchma illegally sold radar systems to Iraq. This follows U.S. allegations supported…
Germany and France: Rumsfeld Did Not Provide New Information on Iraq in Warsaw
Germany and France criticized U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld for not providing new evidence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction during a NATO meeting. Several…
NATO Must Defend People Against Terrorists - 2002-09-25
The U.S. and Britain are pushing NATO to take action against Iraq, with NATO Secretary General George Robertson emphasizing the need to protect civilians from…
Russian Defense Minister Meets with NATO Members - 2002-09-25
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov met with NATO members in Warsaw to discuss Iraq and global terrorism. The meeting follows a new limited membership agreement…
Rumsfeld Says More U.S. Allies Accept Washington's View
U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld claims increasing support from NATO allies for the U.S. stance on Iraq, while China warns Iraq to allow UN…
UK Prime Minister's Report on Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction - 2002-09-24
UK Prime Minister Tony Blair released a report alleging that Iraq is developing biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons, and is attempting to create missiles to…
Rumsfeld's Proposal for Establishing a Rapid Reaction Force - 2002-09-24
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld proposed a 20,000-strong rapid reaction force for NATO to enhance military readiness and respond swiftly to global crises. This proposal…
Slovak National Party Receives Most Votes in Parliamentary Elections
The Slovak National Party, led by Vladimir Meciar, won the most votes in the parliamentary elections but is unlikely to participate in the next government…
Former Slovak Prime Minister Lagging in Regaining Power - 2002-09-22
Former Slovak Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar is struggling to regain power as polls suggest he may have won the most votes but lacks coalition support.…
Two-Day Parliamentary Elections Begin in Slovakia - 2002-09-20
The two-day parliamentary elections in Slovakia have started, with significant implications for NATO and EU membership. Key candidates include former Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar and…
Bush and Havel Discuss Bilateral Cooperation - 2002-09-18
President Bush and Czech President Václav Havel met to discuss NATO, bilateral cooperation, and terrorism. Havel thanked the U.S. for flood assistance and emphasized the…
Vaclav Havel, President of the Czech Republic, in Washington - 2002-09-17
Vaclav Havel, the President of the Czech Republic, is visiting Washington to meet with President Bush. Their discussions will focus on the upcoming NATO summit,…
Meeting of the Prime Minister of Estonia with President Bush - 2002-09-04
Estonian Prime Minister Siim Kallas met with President Bush at the White House to discuss bilateral relations, security issues, the war on terrorism, and NATO…
Bashar al-Assad Calls on the Islamic World to Unite Against 'Conspiracy' Against the Middle East
Bashar al-Assad urged the Islamic world to unite against perceived foreign threats to the Middle East during a meeting with Iranian officials. This comes amid…