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July 2004

July 28, 2004

Delay in Masters Tennis Tournament in Canada Due to Rain - 2004-07-28

The Masters tennis tournament in Toronto has been delayed due to rain. Notable players involved include defending champion Andy Roddick and second seed Andre Agassi.…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jul 28, 2004
July 27, 2004

Agassi's Victory in the First Round of the Masters Tennis Tournament in Canada - 2004-07-27

Andre Agassi won his first-round match at the Masters Tennis Tournament in Toronto, defeating Tommy Haas. This match coincided with the opening of the new…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jul 27, 2004
July 22, 2004

Transporting Gas and Oil from the Caspian Sea Region through Afghanistan to International Markets - 2004-07-22

As Afghanistan prepares for upcoming elections and security efforts are ongoing, a new phase of the pipeline project from Sheberghan gas resources to Kabul is…

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July 20, 2004

The United States Congratulates Bolivia on Successful Referendum

The U.S. congratulated Bolivia on a successful referendum regarding its natural gas reserves, which showed strong democratic participation despite calls for a boycott. President Carlos…

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July 19, 2004

Andre Agassi Withdraws from RCA Tennis Championships

Andre Agassi has withdrawn from the RCA Tennis Championships to rest and prepare for the US Open. At 34, he is prioritizing recovery from an…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jul 19, 2004

Clash of Pakistani Security Forces with Al-Qaeda-Linked Militants - 2004-07-19

Pakistani security forces engaged in a clash with militants linked to Al-Qaeda in South Waziristan, a known hideout for such groups. Additionally, unidentified attackers fired…

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Training Exercise Operation in Britain - 2004-07-19

On July 19, 2004, Britain conducted a training exercise simulating a terrorist attack in Birmingham, involving 2000 participants. The exercise revealed delays in treating casualties,…

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July 16, 2004

Andre Agassi Advances to Quarterfinals of Mercedes-Benz Tennis Cup

Andre Agassi has advanced to the quarterfinals of the Mercedes-Benz Tennis Cup in Los Angeles after defeating Julien Benneteau. Other notable matches included Jeff Morrison's…

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July 15, 2004

Results from the Mercedes-Benz Tennis Cup in Germany - 2004-07-15

The Mercedes-Benz Tennis Cup in Stuttgart saw Gaston Gaudio come back to win his match after losing the first set, while other notable players like…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jul 15, 2004

Two Fuel Tankers for Coalition Forces in Afghanistan Exploded - 2004-07-15

Two fuel tankers for coalition forces in Afghanistan exploded near Chaman. Officials are investigating whether it was a terrorist act or an accident, with reports…

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July 14, 2004

Agassi Celebrates 800th Victory in ATP Tennis Tournaments

Andre Agassi celebrated his 800th victory in ATP tennis tournaments by defeating Alex Bogomolov in the first round of the Mercedes-Benz Cup in Los Angeles.…

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July 8, 2004

Total Oil Company Reaches Agreement with Labor Unions in Nigeria - 2004-07-08

Total Oil Company has agreed with Nigerian labor unions to resolve wage disputes, ending a week-long production halt. This agreement is significant as Nigeria is…

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July 3, 2004

Police Resort to Force to Disperse Hundreds of Protesters in Kenya - 2004-07-03

Police in Kenya used force to break up protests by hundreds demanding constitutional reforms. The protests arose from frustration over the government's failure to implement…

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July 2, 2004

Polish Forces Discover Mustard Gas Warheads in Iraq - 2004-07-02

Polish forces in Iraq found 17 warheads containing mustard gas or sarin, which the U.S. had previously acknowledged Saddam Hussein possessed. Concurrently, violence in Iraq…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jul 2, 2004
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