May 2002
Under the Microscope: Regarding the Fire at the Ministry of Oil - 2002-05-29
The program discusses a suspicious fire at the Ministry of Oil, the judicial summons of journalist Masoud Behnoud, and political objections from Mohammad Hashemi regarding…
US Congressional Delegation's Efforts to Travel to North Korea - 2002-05-29
A US Congressional delegation visiting China has been trying for three months to obtain a visa to travel to North Korea but has been unsuccessful.…
Famous Korean Forward on the Brink of Retirement - 2002-05-28
Hwang Sun-hong, a prominent forward for South Korea's national football team, announced his retirement following the 2002 World Cup. He expressed hopes to meet the…
First Doping Test Before the World Cup - 2002-05-27
FIFA has selected four players each from Italy and Croatia for doping tests ahead of the 2002 World Cup. This marks the first instance of…
Under the Microscope: Regarding President Bush's Visit to Moscow - 2002-05-27
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses President Bush's visit to Moscow and its implications for Iran, particularly regarding nuclear ties and media censorship. The conversation highlights…
Ethiopian Prime Minister Calls for Economic Transformation in Africa
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi emphasized the need for economic transformation among African nations during a summit in Addis Ababa. He highlighted the over-reliance on…
The U.S. Begins Food Deliveries for Former UNITA Rebels - 2002-05-23
The U.S. has started sending food and aid to former UNITA rebels in Angola, who are suffering from malnutrition and disease. Angolan officials report high…
Under the Microscope: - 2002-05-23
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discussed Iranian officials' responses to terrorism accusations against the Islamic Republic, the potential for constitutional changes through a referendum, and claims…
Under the Microscope: The U.S. on Countries Supporting Terrorism - 2002-05-22
Dr. Nouri Zadeh discusses the U.S. Department of State's recent report on countries that support terrorism, with a focus on Iran and the assassination of…
Buddhist Monk Arrested in Bangkok - 2002-05-22
A Buddhist monk was arrested in Bangkok after taking hostages in a parliament building while protesting police treatment of monks. The incident involved no injuries…
Los Angeles Report: Symposium on Today's and Tomorrow's Iran - 2002-05-22
A symposium titled 'Today's and Tomorrow's Iran' was held in Los Angeles, organized by the Constitutional Party of Iran, focusing on the current and future…
Path Out of Political, Economic, and Social Turmoil - 2002-05-20
The article discusses the increasing discord within the Islamic Republic of Iran, particularly between the right-wing and reformist factions, as the former labels dissenters as…
Under the Microscope: Consequences of Azerbaijani President Aliyev's Visit to Tehran - 2002-05-20
Azerbaijani President Aliyev's visit to Tehran has sparked discussions on various geopolitical issues, including rising violence in the region and its implications for Israel-Palestinian relations.…
A Wanted Terrorist Killed in Pakistan - 2002-05-15
A wanted terrorist, Riyaz Basra, was killed in a shootout with police and locals in eastern Pakistan while attempting to attack a Shia Muslim's home.…
More than 450 people may have drowned in Bangladesh - 2002-05-11
A ship sank in the Meghna River in Bangladesh, potentially resulting in over 450 fatalities. The incident occurred due to a storm, with many passengers…
Vatican Calls for End to Siege of the Church of the Nativity
The Vatican has urged an end to the Israeli siege of the Church of the Nativity, emphasizing the need for justice and international law. Italy…
Under the Microscope: Effects of the Bomb Explosion Near Tel Aviv - 2002-05-08
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the implications of a bomb explosion near Tel Aviv on the Middle East crisis and critiques the Iranian government's reform…
Side by Side: A Brief Overview of the Expertise of Mrs. Laura Bush, First Lady of the United States - 2002-05-07
The program 'Side by Side' features a segment on Laura Bush's expertise, focusing on family responsibilities and the influence of genetics on sports interests. Hosts…
Under the Microscope: Sharon's Trip to Washington - 2002-05-06
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon visited Washington, prompting discussions on various political issues in Iran, including the closure of newspapers and President Khatami's resignation threat.…
The Number of Victims of the Capsized Bangladeshi Boat Reaches Three Hundred
A Bangladeshi passenger boat capsized during a severe storm, leading to a tragic death toll of three hundred. Rescue operations have recovered many bodies, and…
Mistakes of the Islamic Republic Regarding National Interests - 2002-05-06
The article features an interview discussing the tactical errors of the Islamic Republic in managing Iran's national interests in the Caspian Sea and surrounding regions.…
So far, 44 bodies of victims from the sunken ship in the Magna River have been recovered
A ship sank in the Magna River near Dhaka, Bangladesh, resulting in at least 44 confirmed deaths. While officials claim the ship had 150 passengers,…
Efforts to Recover Passenger Ship in Bangladesh - 2002-05-04
A passenger ship sank in the Meghna River in Bangladesh, leading to numerous casualties. Rescue teams are struggling to recover the wreckage amidst challenging weather…
Announcement of Siamak Pourzand's Conviction - 2002-05-04
Siamak Pourzand, a veteran journalist, has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for allegedly acting against national security by communicating with exiled Iranians. His…
Iran in the Mirror of Third World Media May 2002 - 2002-05-04
On World Press Freedom Day, Iran is highlighted as one of the most dangerous places for journalists. Various reports cover issues ranging from a writer's…
Production Crisis in Iran and the Role of Ideology in the Failure of the Country's Industrialization Process - 2002-05-02
The article discusses a conversation between labor activist Nader Shakiba and journalist Farah Jahangiri regarding the ongoing production crisis in Iran, which is linked to…
Under the Microscope: President Khatami's Failed Trip to Central Asia and the Caucasus - 2002-05-01
Dr. Nouri Zadeh discusses President Khatami's failed diplomatic efforts in Central Asia and the Caucasus amidst rising tensions with the Guardian Council and international criticisms…