July 2002
Extension of Bank Closure in Uruguay - 2002-07-31
The Uruguayan government has extended the closure of banks due to a wave of withdrawals that threatened the banking system's stability. A central bank official…
Israel's Response to Hamas Bombing at University - 2002-07-31
A bomb exploded at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, killing seven, including three Americans, and injuring over 80. Hamas claimed responsibility, framing the attack as…
First Suicide Bombing Incident in Jerusalem in Six Weeks - 2002-07-31
A Palestinian suicide bomber injured seven Israelis in Jerusalem, marking the first such incident in six weeks. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade claimed responsibility, and concerns…
Occupation of Oil Facilities by Women
Over a thousand Nigerian women protested by blocking Chevron Texaco's offices, demanding local job opportunities. This marks their fourth protest this month, highlighting ongoing issues…
Afghanistan: One Person Arrested in Kabul While Attempting a Terrorist Act
A man was arrested in Kabul while attempting to execute a terrorist attack involving explosives in his vehicle. The incident was thwarted due to a…
Iranian Democratic Front: Mohammad Masoud Salamaty Released from Prison After Three Weeks
Mohammad Masoud Salamaty, a key member of the Iranian Democratic Front, has been released from prison after three weeks, while two other members, including the…
Death of Military Leader in Algeria - 2002-07-30
Rashid Abu Tarab, the leader of the Islamic Armed Group in Algeria, was killed along with 14 members during a military operation against security forces.…
Youth Issues in Iran: An Interview with Dr. Mehrdad Majidi - 2002-07-30
The article features an interview with Dr. Mehrdad Majidi discussing the challenges faced by Iranian youth in a nation with a predominantly young demographic. This…
U.S. Defense Secretary: If bin Laden is killed, his son will lead al-Qaeda
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld warned that if Osama bin Laden is killed, his son Saad bin Laden could take over leadership of al-Qaeda. This…
The Terrorists' Target Was Karzai - 2002-07-30
Two men were arrested in Kabul for possessing a car filled with explosives, intending to attack transitional government ministers or international peacekeepers. They confessed their…
Animal Party in Washington D.C. - July 30, 2002
An exhibition titled 'Animal Party' featuring 200 statues of donkeys and elephants is on display in Washington D.C. to attract tourists and support the local…
Los Angeles Report: Europe's Position Towards the Islamic Republic - 2002-07-29
The British ambassador discusses the EU's decision to pursue official trade relations with Iran, contrasting it with the U.S. stance that views Iran as a…
Solana's Call for Dialogue on Kashmir - 2002-07-28
Javier Solana, the EU's foreign policy chief, has called for India and Pakistan to start talks to resolve their Kashmir dispute, emphasizing that tensions affect…
President Bush Calls for Passage of Priority Bills
President Bush is urging the Senate to pass key legislation before their recess, including a trade bill and the establishment of the Department of Homeland…
Settlers Kill 14-Year-Old Palestinian Girl
A 14-year-old Palestinian girl was killed by Israeli settlers in Hebron, with several others injured. This incident follows the death of an Israeli soldier and…
One Million Expected to Attend Closing Ceremony of World Youth Day
Pope John Paul II concluded World Youth Day in Toronto with an outdoor ceremony expected to attract one million attendees. The event focused on themes…
Internal Conflicts in Somalia - 2002-07-28
Clashes in Baidoa, Somalia, resulted in at least 15 deaths and many injuries due to a power struggle within the New Resistance Army. Colonel Mohamed…
All Miners Trapped in Mine Have Been Rescued - 2002-07-28
Nine miners trapped in a Pennsylvania coal mine for three days have been successfully rescued. They will need medical care due to the conditions they…
Afghanistan Joins International Treaty Banning Landmines - 2002-07-28
Afghanistan is set to join the international treaty banning landmines, with over 140 countries already signatories. Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah and transitional leader Hamid Karzai…
The Escaped Man
The article discusses the film 'The Escaped Man,' directed by Robert Bresson, which tells the story of André Devigny's escape from a Nazi prison. The…
A Gentle Woman - 2002-07-27
The article discusses 'A Gentle Woman,' a film by Robert Bresson, which explores the life of a pawnbroker whose wife commits suicide. The film, adapted…
Pickpocket
The article discusses the film 'Pickpocket' directed by Robert Bresson, highlighting its themes of theft, redemption, and existentialism. The film, based loosely on Dostoevsky's 'Crime…
Kofi Annan Condemns Civilian Killings of Both Palestinians and Israelis - 2002-07-27
Kofi Annan condemned the killings of civilians by both Palestinians and Israelis amid ongoing violence. This follows recent attacks resulting in civilian casualties on both…
The United States Says UN Security Council Resolution Must Condemn Both Sides
The U.S. insists that any UN resolution on the Middle East conflict must condemn both Palestinian suicide bombers and Israeli actions. John Negroponte emphasized that…
Money
The article discusses Robert Bresson's film "Money," highlighting its themes of materialism and the consequences of a counterfeit bill. Despite being made when Bresson was…
Bomb Explosion in Indonesia - 2002-07-27
A bomb exploded in a crowded market in Ambon, Indonesia, injuring at least 50 people. This incident is part of ongoing sectarian violence in the…
Increase in Flood Casualties in South Asia - 2002-07-26
Flooding in South Asia has resulted in over 280 deaths across India, Bangladesh, and Nepal, with significant displacement and destruction reported. The situation is dire,…
Conviction of Tommy Suharto - 2002-07-26
Tommy Suharto, the youngest son of former Indonesian President Suharto, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting to murder a Supreme Court judge.…
Javier Solana, EU Foreign Affairs Chief, in the Indian Subcontinent - 2002-07-26
Javier Solana, the EU Foreign Affairs Chief, is in India to mediate tensions between India and Pakistan, focusing on resuming negotiations. The situation is critical…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State to Visit Sri Lanka
Richard Armitage, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, will visit Sri Lanka to discuss the resolution of a prolonged conflict. This visit follows a meeting…
Recent Research on Vegetables, Fruits, and Various Oilseeds - 2002-07-26
Recent studies from UC Berkeley highlight the health benefits of nuts, eggs, tomatoes, cherries, and yogurt. These findings suggest that certain foods can prevent heart…
U.S. Congress Representatives Call for Leadership Change in Iran - 2002-07-26
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is pushing for a resolution to support regime change in Iran, citing the nuclear threat Iran poses. This initiative…
President Bush's Comments on the Powers of the Department of Homeland Security - 2002-07-26
President Bush emphasized to Congress that he will not accept limitations on presidential powers in the creation of the Department of Homeland Security. His comments…
Attack on the Mojahedin-e Khalq Camp - 2002-07-25
The Mojahedin-e Khalq organization claims that Iranian agents attacked their camp in Iraq, although no casualties were reported. This incident follows Iraq's accusations against Iran…
Milošević's Heart Condition - 2002-07-25
Slobodan Milošević is facing serious health issues, with doctors warning of a potential heart attack, while he continues to defend himself against war crimes charges.…
Severe Fluctuations in the U.S. Stock Market - 2002-07-25
The U.S. stock market experienced severe fluctuations, with investors anticipating a lower opening today after a significant rise yesterday. The Dow Jones index saw a…
Appeals Court Confirms Suspension of Nowruz Newspaper and Its Editor
An Iranian appeals court upheld the suspension of the reformist newspaper Nowruz and convicted its editor, Mohsen Mirdamadi, for allegedly spreading false information. This ruling…
U.S. and U.K. Envoys Visit Indian-administered Kashmir
U.S. and U.K. military envoys are visiting Indian-administered Kashmir to assess tensions that could lead to war between India and Pakistan. The visit includes discussions…
Attack on Southern Iraq - July 24, 2002
On July 24, 2002, the U.S. conducted an airstrike in southern Iraq, resulting in one death and 22 injuries according to Iraqi sources. The U.S.…
Bomb Explosion in Colombia Kills Two Including Former Lawmaker - 2002-07-24
A bomb explosion in Medellin, Colombia, resulted in the deaths of two individuals, including a former congresswoman, and injured at least 13 others. The incident…
The 'Customary' and 'Religious' Right to Misconduct Against Women Has Been Legalized!
The Expediency Discernment Council of Iran has approved a legal clause that limits women's rights to request divorce based on specific instances of hardship, including…
Members of the First Battalion of the New Afghan National Army Sworn In - 2002-07-23
The first battalion of the new Afghan National Army completed its training under U.S. special forces in Kabul and took an oath to serve the…
Hamas Military Leader Survives Israeli Airstrike - 2002-07-23
The head of Hamas's military wing in Gaza survived an Israeli airstrike that killed at least 11 Palestinians. The attack targeted Salah Shehada's home, which…
Calendar Day, July 23: Utah, the Promised Land of Mormons - 2002-07-23
On July 23, 2002, the article reflects on the historical significance of Brigham Young's declaration of Utah as the Promised Land for Mormons, made 159…
Northern Ireland Minister Condemns Nighttime Shootings in Belfast - 2002-07-22
A series of nighttime shootings in Belfast led to the death of a Catholic man, prompting condemnation from Northern Ireland Minister John Reid. The 'Red…
New York Times: Iran Bought Argentina's Silence on the 1994 Jewish Center Explosion
The New York Times alleges that Iran paid $10 million to silence Argentina regarding its involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center,…
Bulent Ecevit Believes Early Elections Will Harm Turkey's Economy - 2002-07-21
Bulent Ecevit, Turkey's Prime Minister, is urging coalition partners against early elections, citing potential economic harm and risks to military stability. He warns that such…
Political Views and Personal Morality Delayed Charlie Chaplin's Knighthood
The British government delayed granting Charlie Chaplin a knighthood for 20 years due to his political views and personal life controversies. Chaplin, a legendary figure…
Train Derailment in Italy Results in 8 Deaths
A passenger train derailed in northeastern Sicily, Italy, leading to at least 8 deaths and 30 injuries, including Moroccan nationals. The remote location of the…
Aung San Suu Kyi Committed to Building Democracy in Burma
Aung San Suu Kyi reaffirmed her commitment to democracy in Burma during a visit to Mon State, emphasizing that the people should determine their own…
Establishment of a Free Trade Zone and Joint Cooperation in Central Asia - 2002-07-21
Leaders from Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Moldova have signed an agreement to establish a free trade zone aimed at combating organized crime and terrorism. This…
Twelve Million Dollars in Counterfeit Money Brought to America
Omar Shishani, a 47-year-old Jordanian-American, was arrested for bringing 12 million dollars in counterfeit checks to the U.S. from Indonesia. His connection to Al-Qaeda raises…
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's Message Regarding the Anti-American March on Friday - 2002-07-20
Ayatollah Khamenei praised a nationwide anti-American march, framing it as a rejection of democratic reforms. He criticized the U.S. for its double standards and interference…
Decline of Confidence in the Economic Market - 2002-07-20
Wall Street experienced a significant drop in stock values, the worst in almost four years, due to disappointing corporate revenue reports and new management scandals.…
Indictment Issued Against Suspect Leading Greek Terrorist Group - 2002-07-20
An indictment has been issued against Alexandros Giotopoulos, a suspected leader of the November 17 terrorist group, for six murders since 1975. He was arrested…
The Possibility of War Between India and Pakistan Remains Strong - 2002-07-19
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has warned of the high risk of conflict between India and Pakistan, with over a million troops on alert at…
Judge Gives Zakaria Moussaoui a Week to Reconsider Guilty Plea - 2002-07-19
Zakaria Moussaoui, believed to be the twentieth hijacker in the September 11 attacks, has been given a week to reconsider his guilty plea. He denies…
American Oil Company Surrenders to Unarmed Women in Nigeria - 2002-07-19
ChevronTexaco negotiated with unarmed women in Nigeria to end a 10-day work stoppage at its export terminal, agreeing to provide jobs and support local infrastructure.…
Baghdad Lifts Travel Ban on U.S. Interests Diplomatic Representatives
Baghdad has lifted a travel ban on Polish diplomats representing U.S. interests after three months of restrictions. The ban aimed to pressure diplomats into violating…
Spain Arrests Another Suspect Linked to Al-Qaeda - 2002-07-18
Spain has arrested a fourth suspect linked to Al-Qaeda, identified as Kamal Hamid Char, a Syrian-born Spanish citizen. This follows the arrest of three other…
Efforts to Hold Early Elections in Turkey - 2002-07-18
The Turkish Parliament is convening to discuss the possibility of early elections after Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit agreed to hold them in November, 18 months…
Arrest of Terrorism Suspects in Greece - 2002-07-18
Four suspects linked to the terrorist group November 17 were arrested in Greece, including a presumed leader. The arrests followed a recent raid on the…
UN Secretary-General Calls for Expansion of Peacekeeping Forces in Afghanistan - 2002-07-18
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan has called for an expansion of peacekeeping forces in Afghanistan due to the new Afghan army's inability to maintain security. He…
The Lack of Linguists in Intelligence Agencies Prepared the Ground for the September 11 Disaster - 2002-07-18
A U.S. House committee report highlights that the lack of linguists and poor budget management in intelligence agencies contributed to the failures leading up to…
Israeli Forces in Search of Palestinian Terrorists - 2002-07-17
Israeli forces are conducting searches for Palestinian militants following an ambush on a bus carrying Jewish residents, resulting in seven deaths and numerous injuries. The…
American Investigators Arrive in Uzbekistan
American investigators arrived in Uzbekistan to investigate civilian casualties from a recent airstrike in Afghanistan. The U.S. military acknowledges civilian deaths but disputes the casualty…
The Value of the Euro Against the Dollar Increased
The Euro has surpassed the dollar for the first time since its introduction, trading at slightly over 1 dollar. This shift is attributed to ongoing…
Anti-Government Protests in Paraguay - 2002-07-16
Anti-government protests erupted in Paraguay in response to economic policies, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. President Luis Gonzalez declared a state of emergency…
Arrest of Three Individuals in Spain on Suspicion of Membership in Al-Qaeda Terrorist Network - 2002-07-16
Three individuals were arrested in Spain on suspicion of being part of the Al-Qaeda network, with evidence including videos related to terrorist training and potential…
Elections in Mali - 2002-07-15
Malians voted for parliamentary representatives amid reports of missing ballots, with low voter turnout observed. The elections are crucial as the new parliament will address…
Two More Turkish Parliament Members Resign from Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit's Party
Two members of the Turkish Parliament resigned from Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit's party, bringing the total to 35 resignations. This is due to concerns over…
Dispute Between the Security Council and the U.S. Over New International Court Resolved
The UN Security Council and the U.S. have resolved their differences regarding the new international criminal court, with the court set to prosecute war crimes.…
Severe Storm in the Pacific Leaves 100 Dead
A severe storm in the Pacific has resulted in 100 fatalities and extensive damage, particularly in the Philippines. Over one million people have been impacted,…
Attack on an Azerbaijani Guard Unit at the Russian Border - 2002-07-14
An armed attack on an Azerbaijani guard unit at the Russian border resulted in two deaths and five injuries. The assailants targeted border guards, and…
American Peacekeepers Temporarily Exempted from Possible Prosecution by International Criminal Court
The UN Security Council has passed a resolution temporarily exempting American peacekeepers from prosecution by the International Criminal Court. This decision, supported by the US,…
Pipe Bomb Explosion in Washington - 2002-07-13
A pipe bomb exploded in a Washington residential area, injuring a 21-year-old man. The police have not determined the motive and do not believe it…
Efforts by American and French Diplomats to Resolve Dispute at the International Criminal Court - 2002-07-12
American and French diplomats are attempting to resolve a dispute regarding the International Criminal Court, focusing on U.S. demands for immunity for peacekeepers from non-signatory…
Support from Four Major Ministers for President Bush's Proposal
Four major U.S. ministers expressed their support for President Bush's plan to create a Department of Homeland Security, emphasizing its importance in preventing terrorism. They…
End of Hindu Religious Festivals in Gujarat
The Hindu religious festivals in Gujarat ended peacefully under heavy security, following previous sectarian violence that left over 1,000 dead. Attendance was notably lower this…
Interview with Engineer Javad Emami, Eyewitness of the July 18 Protests
Engineer Javad Emami, a leader of the Iranian student movement and eyewitness to the July 18 protests, discusses his experiences during the recent peaceful demonstrations.…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, July 12 - 2002
Recent student protests in Iran mark the third anniversary of a significant event and have raised questions about the future of the Islamic Republic. Analysts…
Arrest of Former Dictator of Argentina
Leopoldo Galtieri, former dictator of Argentina, has been arrested for his role in the abduction and execution of political opponents during the Dirty War. This…
The U.S. Withdraws Request for Immunity of Its Forces from War Crimes Tribunal
The U.S. has retracted its request for immunity for its peacekeeping forces from the International Criminal Court after facing criticism from allies. A proposal for…
Annual Award for the Advancement of Democracy - 2002-07-11
During a ceremony attended by Laura Bush, several Muslim women human rights defenders were awarded for their efforts, including prominent lawyer Mehrangiz Kar, who now…
Turkey's Economy Minister Resigns from Government
Kemal Derviş, Turkey's Economy Minister, has resigned, becoming the eighth key cabinet member to do so this week, amid a political crisis and calls for…
AIDS Will Orphan 25 Million Children Worldwide by 2010
AIDS is projected to orphan over 25 million children by 2010, with 13 million already affected in 88 countries. The high cost of treatment in…
An Additional $777 Million Needed for Continued Aid to Afghanistan This Year - 2002-07-11
The United Nations has announced that it requires an additional $777 million to continue providing aid to Afghanistan this year. The lack of funding could…
Human Rights Award Granted to Muslim Women - 2002-07-11
At a ceremony with Laura Bush, several Muslim women received human rights awards for their advocacy. Notably, Mehrangiz Kar, a prominent Iranian lawyer and activist,…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Colonel David Ackford - 2002-07-11
An interview was conducted with Colonel David Ackford, a military expert, discussing the September 11 attacks. The conversation provides insights into military perspectives on the…
Turkish Prime Minister Meets with New Cabinet Members - 2002-07-10
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit is meeting with new cabinet members following the resignation of several ministers and parliament members from his party. Despite health…
Saddam Hussein's Adopted Son Arrives in New Zealand
Mohammad Safi, adopted son of Saddam Hussein, was expelled from the U.S. for immigration violations and has returned to New Zealand. He had previously enrolled…
President Bush's Phone Conversations with Leaders of Israel and Saudi Arabia - 2002-07-10
President Bush engaged in constructive phone talks with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah about Middle East peace efforts. These discussions…
Under the Microscope: The Resignation of Ayatollah Jamal al-Din Taheri - 2002-07-10
Ayatollah Jamal al-Din Taheri resigned as the Friday prayer leader of Isfahan, issuing a statement critical of the regime. This coincided with protests in Tehran…
U.S. Secretary of State to Visit India and Pakistan Soon - 2002-07-10
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is set to visit India and Pakistan to ease nuclear tensions and promote dialogue over Kashmir. President Bush supports…
On This Day, July 10: The Length of the Colorado River Was Navigated by Boat - 2002-07-09
On July 10, 1869, John Wesley Powell became the first non-Native American to navigate the Colorado River by boat, a journey that lasted three months.…
Saddam Hussein's Steps son Expelled from the U.S.
Mohammad Safi, Saddam Hussein's stepson, was expelled from the U.S. after being arrested for immigration violations. He entered the U.S. without a visa and attended…
Taiwan Rescues at Least 132 Chinese Fishermen
Taiwanese rescue teams successfully saved 132 Chinese fishermen after their boat caught fire near Kaohsiung. Only one fisherman is reported missing, and the rescue operation…
One of Turkey's Deputy Prime Ministers Calls for New Parliamentary Elections
Masoud Ilmaz, a deputy prime minister of Turkey, has called for new parliamentary elections amid a political crisis following the resignation of several government officials,…
Meeting Between Putin and King Abdullah - 2002-07-09
Vladimir Putin and King Abdullah of Jordan met to discuss the situation in Iraq and the Middle East peace process. They expressed concerns over the…
Medco Reports $12 Billion Excess Revenue in Accounting Records
Medco, a subsidiary of Merck, has reported $12 billion in excess revenue in its accounting, raising concerns about financial practices in large U.S. companies. This…
Report: Gathering of Two Iranian Groups in Paris in Support of Students - 2002-07-08
Two Iranian groups, the Association for the Defense of Political Prisoners and the Council for the Unity Organization, held separate events in Paris to support…
Arrest of Three Terrorists from the November 17 Group in Greece - 2002-07-07
Greek authorities arrested three members of the November 17 terrorist group during a raid that uncovered a significant cache of weapons. The operation involved American…
Job Creation in Africa is the Number One Priority
The Director-General of the International Labour Organization emphasized the urgent need for job creation in Africa, highlighting the necessity of creating 100 million jobs in…
Jalal Talabani's Visit to Tehran - 2002-07-07
Jalal Talabani, leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, is visiting Tehran as part of a diplomatic trip amidst rising tensions with the Islamist group…
Three Palestinians Killed in Two Incidents
Three Palestinians were killed in two separate incidents involving Israeli soldiers. A 40-year-old woman and her 2-year-old daughter were shot in their car near a…
Three Bombs Explode in Algeria
On July 6, 2002, three bombs exploded in Algeria, killing at least 36 people and injuring many others, coinciding with the fortieth anniversary of Algeria's…
Three Palestinians Killed
Three Palestinians were killed by Israeli soldiers in two separate incidents, including a woman and her young daughter. The violence follows the death of a…
Attempt to Smuggle Cubans - 2002-07-06
The Cuban Coast Guard intercepted a speedboat attempting to smuggle fifteen Cubans to the United States, detaining one crew member while another escaped. This incident…
Grenade Attack in Kashmir - 2002-07-06
Two grenade attacks in Kashmir resulted in over 30 injuries, including security personnel and civilians. India blames Pakistan for supporting militant groups seeking Kashmir's separation.…
UN Refugee Agency Requests Additional $10 Million for Liberian Refugees
The UN Refugee Agency is seeking an additional $10 million to support Liberian refugees fleeing conflict. Tens of thousands have escaped to neighboring countries, and…
Calendar Day, July 5: Invention of the Transistor - 2002-07-05
On July 5, the invention of the transistor was officially registered, marking a significant technological advancement. Bell Telephone Laboratories was the organization behind this invention.…
Explosion in Nepal - 2002-07-05
A bomb exploded in the main building of the ruling Congress Party in Kathmandu, injuring at least 10 people. The bombing is linked to ongoing…
Illegal Syrian Migrants Arrested in Cyprus - 2002-07-05
Fourteen Syrian migrants were arrested while trying to enter Cyprus illegally by boat. They had paid smugglers for the journey, hoping to evade police detection.…
Investigation Continues into Deaths at Wedding Ceremony in Afghanistan - 2002-07-05
An investigation is ongoing regarding the deaths of over 40 individuals in an American airstrike during a wedding ceremony in Afghanistan. American investigators found only…
Unemployment Rate Increased in June - 2002-07-05
The U.S. unemployment rate rose to 5.9% in June due to fewer jobs created than expected, with only 36,000 new hires compared to a forecast…
Bomb Explosion in Algeria - 2002-07-05
A bomb explosion in Algeria on Independence Day resulted in at least 30 deaths and 40 injuries. The attack occurred in Larba's market, and no…
Gratitude? ... No! - 2002-07-04
The article expresses a deep appreciation for friendship without resorting to conventional gratitude, emphasizing the importance of love and connection over mere words. It reflects…
Shooting at Los Angeles Airport on Thursday Morning Leaves Several Dead and Injured - 2002-07-04
A shooting at Los Angeles International Airport resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries, with the assailant being shot by a security guard. The incident…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Colonel Zahir al-Din - 2002-07-04
The article discusses a prison in Kabul that was established during Dawood Khan's regime and highlights its peak activity during Babrak Karmal's leadership. This historical…
Masoud Barzani: We Will Not Participate in Regime Change Until Saddam's Replacement is Clear - 2002-07-04
Masoud Barzani, leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, stated that the Kurds will not engage in efforts to change Saddam Hussein's regime until a clear…
Israel: Almost all Palestinian terrorists under pursuit have either been killed or arrested
Israeli officials announced that they have killed or arrested nearly all wanted Palestinian militants in the West Bank, focusing now on lower-level operatives. Meanwhile, two…
July 9th, Anniversary of the Attack by Security Forces on Student Dormitories
The article commemorates the anniversary of the 1999 attack by Iranian security forces on student dormitories, featuring an interview with Parviz Safari, a spokesperson for…
UN Reports Over 25,000 Afghans Seeking to Enter Pakistan
The UN reports that over 25,000 Afghans are stranded at the Pakistan border due to a closure by Pakistani authorities. Most are fleeing persecution from…
Saddam's Adopted Son Arrested in the U.S. for Attempting to Attend Flight School
Mohammad Safi, Saddam Hussein's adopted son, was arrested by the FBI for attempting to enter the U.S. to attend a flight school without the proper…
Arrest of American Sailors and Marines for Drug Offenses - 2002-07-03
Over 80 American Marines and sailors have been convicted of drug offenses in North Carolina, facing up to 15 years in prison. The arrests stem…
Jury's Verdict on the Rape of a Teenager in Pakistan - 2002-07-03
A tribal jury in Pakistan ruled that an 18-year-old girl should be gang-raped as punishment for her brother's alleged sins. The Supreme Court has intervened,…
Preparing for July Fourth, America's Independence Day - 2002-07-03
The article discusses the preparations for July Fourth, highlighting the significance of patriotic music in the celebrations. It reflects on the cultural aspects of the…
Fatal Collision Over Germany - 2002-07-02
A tragic collision between a passenger plane and a cargo plane in southern Germany resulted in the deaths of at least 71 people. The incident…
Approximately One Hundred Palestinian Students Interrogated and Four Arrested
Israeli forces interrogated around one hundred Palestinian students in Hebron, arresting four amid ongoing operations to suppress Palestinian militants. This is part of a broader…
NATO Maintains Peacekeeping Forces in Bosnia - 2002-07-02
NATO and U.S. officials reaffirmed their commitment to keeping 18,000 peacekeepers in Bosnia after a veto on extending a UN police mission. The U.S. is…
Writings and Poems: Several Pieces of Poetry in Silence of a Friend - 2002-07-02
The article features a collection of poignant poems reflecting on themes of time, love, and loss, presented in memory of a friend. Various poets, including…
Rosemary Clooney, Famous American Singer, Passes Away - 2002-07-02
Rosemary Clooney, a renowned American singer, has passed away, marking the end of an era for her fans and the music industry. Her contributions to…
China Calls for Kyrgyzstan to Act in Finding and Punishing the Killer of Its Diplomat
China has expressed strong concern over the killing of a Chinese diplomat and another citizen in Kyrgyzstan, urging the Kyrgyz government to take action against…
Errant Bomb Strikes Wedding Ceremony in Kandahar - 2002-07-01
An American bomb mistakenly struck a wedding in Kandahar, reportedly killing around one hundred people. The Pentagon has acknowledged the incident but cannot confirm the…