April 2004
Arrest of a Moroccan in Spain Suspected of Involvement in Madrid Bombings
A Moroccan man was arrested in Spain as part of the investigation into the March 11 Madrid train bombings. He is among several suspects linked…
Spanish Government Issues 6 More Arrest Warrants for Bombing Suspects
The Spanish government has issued additional arrest warrants for suspects in the March 11 train bombings in Madrid, which killed 191 people. Moroccan Islamic extremists…
Six Moroccan Suspects Released in Madrid
Six Moroccan suspects were released in Madrid after being cleared of involvement in the train bombings. Eighteen others remain detained as investigations continue. This incident…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Aziz Naciri, Moroccan Ambassador in Washington - 2004-04-15
The article features an interview with Aziz Naciri, the Moroccan Ambassador to the U.S., discussing the situation in Iraq. This is significant as it reflects…
Russia Calls for an End to the War in Iraq
Russia has urged for the cessation of hostilities in Iraq, citing the looming threat of a humanitarian crisis. The Russian Foreign Ministry stresses the importance…
French Police Arrest 13 in Connection with Last Year's Bombings in Morocco
French police have arrested 13 individuals linked to last year's bombings in Morocco, which killed 45 people. The arrests are part of a broader investigation…
Arrest Warrant Issued for Tunisian in Connection with Madrid Bombings
A Spanish judge has issued an arrest warrant for Serhan Abdulmajid Fakhit, a Tunisian identified as the leader of the group responsible for the Madrid…