June 2002
Pakistan Releases Photos of 10 Suspected Militants Linked to Bombings
Pakistan has released photos of 10 suspected militants involved in bombings and the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl, offering rewards for their capture. This marks…
Release of Photos of Suspected Terrorists in Pakistan - 2002-06-29
The Pakistani police have released images of 10 suspected militants linked to bombings in Karachi and the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl. Rewards are offered…
Massacre in Congo - 2002-06-28
A UN human rights envoy reported that Rwandan-backed rebels killed at least 150 people in Kisangani, DRC, during a massacre while suppressing a rebellion. The…
According to the Treasury Secretary, Executives of Fraudulent and Deceptive Companies are Liable to Prosecution - 2002-06-27
U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill announced that executives of fraudulent companies can be prosecuted, following the WorldCom scandal where reported profits were overstated. This situation…
Under the Microscope: Recent Wave of Attacks by Pressure Groups - 2002-06-26
The article discusses the recent political turmoil in the Middle East, particularly focusing on the sidelining of Yasser Arafat and the implications for Palestinian leadership.…
Arrest of Terrorism Suspects in Pakistan - 2002-06-26
The Pakistani police have arrested 52 Islamist extremists suspected of ties to al-Qaeda and involvement in recent bombings, including an attack that killed 12 people…
Under the Microscope: Regarding President Bush's Speech - June 25, 2002
The program features Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discussing significant political developments including the establishment of a Palestinian state and the new Afghan government. This conversation…
Under the Microscope: Division and Turmoil in Iran's Judiciary - 2002-06-24
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses various political issues in Iran, including the recent violence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, contradictions in Rafsanjani's statements about the U.S.,…
Arrest of Twenty Islamic Extremists in Pakistan - 2002-06-24
The Pakistani police arrested about twenty Islamic extremists in Lahore, primarily linked to banned militant groups. This operation is part of a broader effort to…
Suspected Leader of Largest Chinese Criminal Group in Canada Arrested - 2002-06-22
Li Shangxing, a Chinese man accused of leading a major criminal organization in China, has been arrested in Canada. His asylum request was denied, and…
Mine Explosion in China - 2002-06-20
A gas explosion in a coal mine in northeastern China has resulted in 93 deaths and 24 injuries, with 22 miners still unaccounted for. The…
Under the Microscope: Statement by Hanan Ashrawi and 54 Palestinian Intellectuals and Leaders - June 20, 2002
The article discusses a program where Dr. Nouri Zadeh addresses various topics including a statement by Hanan Ashrawi and 54 Palestinian leaders condemning suicide bombings…
South Korea's Stunning Victory Over Italy - 2002-06-18
South Korea's national football team defeated Italy 2-1 in a surprising match during the 2002 World Cup, securing their place in the quarter-finals. The game…
China's Government Orders Closure of Internet Cafes
The Chinese government has ordered the closure of all internet cafes in Beijing for three months following a deadly fire that killed 24 people. This…
International Space Station Arm Repaired - 2002-06-14
Astronauts from the Endeavour spacecraft repaired a malfunctioning robotic arm on the International Space Station during a 7-hour spacewalk. This repair is significant for future…
Second Spacewalk of Endeavour - 2002-06-11
Astronauts from the Endeavour spacecraft are performing their second spacewalk to install a robotic arm on the International Space Station. Franklin Chang-Diaz and Philippe Perrin…
International Experts Searching for Deadly Radioactive Materials in Georgia - 2002-06-10
International experts from the IAEA are conducting a search in Georgia for two containers of strontium-90, a radioactive material left over from the Soviet era.…
Missing Journalist in Brazil Likely Killed
Tim Lopez, a journalist in Brazil, has likely been killed by drug traffickers after being kidnapped in a Rio de Janeiro slum. His reporting on…
Journalists' Protest in Brazil - 2002-06-08
Journalists in Brazil protested in Rio de Janeiro following the disappearance of Tim Lopez, a Globo TV reporter who was investigating drug trafficking and child…
Start of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit - 2002-06-07
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit has commenced in St. Petersburg, focusing on security and anti-terrorism. Key leaders, including Russia's President Putin and China's President Jiang,…
Under the Microscope: The Last Day of the Intifada Conference in Tehran and the Results of the Latest Hamas Bombing - 2002-06-06
The program discusses the final day of the Intifada Conference in Tehran, featuring insights from Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh on recent Middle Eastern developments, including…
Continued Intense Clashes at the Border of Burma and Thailand - 2002-06-06
Intense fighting continues between Burmese government forces and ethnic minority rebels, prompting Thailand to relocate hundreds of villagers. The conflict has led to casualties on…
Under the Microscope: The Gulf Cooperation Council Conference in Saudi Arabia - 2002-06-05
A conference of Gulf Cooperation Council countries was held in Saudi Arabia on May 31, 2002, focusing on the Palestinian issue and Middle East peace.…
Under the Microscope: The Possibility of War Between India and Pakistan - 2002-06-05
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discussed the potential for nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan during a program on May 30. The conversation highlighted the significant…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Hoshang Amir Ahmadi, June 5, 2002
The article features an interview with Dr. Hoshang Amir Ahmadi, who discusses the challenges and achievements of Iranians in the U.S. and the Iran-U.S. relationship.…
Musharraf Accepts Putin's Invitation for Talks with India - 2002-06-04
General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan has accepted an invitation from Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss military tensions with India. The talks aim to address…
Korea's Dominance Over Poland - 2002-06-04
South Korea defeated Poland 2-0 in the 2002 World Cup, marking their first victory in World Cup history. The match showcased South Korea's agility and…
Costa Rica's Victory in a Not-so-Exciting Match Against China - 2002-06-04
Costa Rica defeated China 2-0 in their first World Cup match, showcasing a lackluster performance from the Chinese team. This match marked Costa Rica's strong…
Under the Microscope: The Intifada Conference in Tehran - 2002-06-03
The article discusses the recent Intifada conference held in Tehran, highlighting the ongoing efforts by Iranian authorities, led by Ayatollah Khamenei, to connect Iran's fate…
Crash of a Military Helicopter in Angola - 2002-06-03
A military helicopter crash in Angola resulted in at least 19 fatalities, including a high-ranking military officer and journalists. The crash, attributed to bad weather,…
Meeting of the Deputy Secretary of Defense of the United States with U.S. Special Forces in the Philippine Army - 2002-06-03
Paul Wolfowitz, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, is meeting with U.S. Special Forces in the Philippines who are training local troops against Muslim insurgents.…
Arrest of Political Activists in China - 2002-06-02
Chinese authorities have arrested at least two political dissidents, Hua Huiqi and Liu Fenggang, along with his family, as security measures ramp up ahead of…
Continued US Assistance to the Philippines - 2002-06-02
Paul Wolfowitz, the US Deputy Secretary of Defense, is in the Philippines to discuss military assistance against Muslim insurgents linked to al-Qaeda. He will meet…