November 2003
Issuance of Indictment for Suspect in Turkey Bombings - 2003-11-30
A man has been indicted in Turkey for his role in a series of suicide bombings that killed 61 people. He was arrested while attempting…
Two American Soldiers Killed in an Attack in the Most Remote Western Point of Iraq - 2003-11-30
Two American soldiers were killed in an ambush in western Iraq, with additional casualties reported among intelligence agents and Japanese diplomats. The attacks highlight ongoing…
A Grand Concert to Raise Funds for the Fight Against AIDS in South Africa - 2003-11-30
A grand concert was held in Cape Town to raise funds for AIDS awareness, featuring Nelson Mandela and international artists. Mandela emphasized the ongoing struggle…
Two American Soldiers Killed in Western Iraq - 2003-11-30
Two American soldiers were killed and one wounded in a sudden attack on their convoy in western Iraq. The incident is part of a series…
A Turkish Engineer Kidnapped by Taliban Supporters in Afghanistan Last Month Has Been Released
A Turkish engineer, Mr. Unal, was kidnapped by Taliban supporters in Afghanistan and has now been released. His driver was also abducted but was released…
Parliament of Georgia Votes Confidence in Foreign Minister and Head of Election Committee - 2003-11-30
The Georgian Parliament has approved Tedo Dzhaparidze as the new Foreign Minister and Zurab Chiaberashvili as the head of the Central Election Commission. Dzhaparidze aims…
Jamaat-e Islami Group Resumes Guerrilla Training Operations
The Jamaat-e Islami group has restarted guerrilla training in Mindanao, Philippines. Philippine officials have identified Indonesian nationals involved in this training and warned against any…
Report Shahid: Arts Association in Exile - 2003-11-30
The Arts Association in Exile has started a weekly radio program focused on theater and cinema in France. The interview with Javad Dadestan highlights the…
A Team of Spanish Intelligence Officers Attacked in Southern Baghdad - 2003-11-29
A team of eight Spanish intelligence officers was attacked in southern Baghdad, resulting in at least seven deaths. This incident highlights the ongoing violence in…
November, Deadliest Month for U.S. Forces Since the Invasion of Iraq
November has seen the highest U.S. military casualties in Iraq since the invasion, with 75 soldiers killed. Despite a recent decrease in daily attacks, military…
Arrest of a Man Suspected of Ordering an Attack on One of Two Synagogues in Istanbul
A man has been arrested in Turkey for allegedly ordering a suicide attack on a synagogue. This incident is part of a series of attacks…
Japan's Unsuccessful Attempt to Launch Two Spy Satellites - 2003-11-29
Japan attempted to launch two spy satellites to monitor North Korea's military capabilities but failed due to a rocket booster malfunction. The Japan Aerospace Exploration…
Pakistan Rejects Hamid Karzai's Claim About Mullah Omar Sightings in the Country
Pakistan has denied Afghan President Hamid Karzai's claims that Taliban leader Mullah Omar was recently spotted in Quetta, Pakistan. Karzai accused Pakistan of harboring terrorists…
Interview with Nasir Rashidi, Human Rights and Freedom of Religion and Expression Expert, Part One - 2003-11-29
Parichahr Farzam interviews Nasir Rashidi, a human rights expert and member of a pro-democracy coalition in Iran. The discussion focuses on issues of human rights…
Arrest of Four Suspects by Italian and German Police
Italian and German police arrested four suspects linked to al-Qaeda for allegedly recruiting militants for suicide attacks in Iraq. The arrests occurred in Hamburg and…
Under the Microscope: President Bush's Sudden Visit to Baghdad; One Year Since the Assassination of Intellectuals and Freedom Seekers in Iran - 2003-11-28
President Bush made an unexpected visit to Baghdad, coinciding with the anniversary of the assassination of intellectuals and freedom seekers in Iran. The article raises…
Queen Elizabeth II Officially Opens the UK Parliament
Queen Elizabeth II opened the UK Parliament, emphasizing the government's focus on domestic security, anti-terrorism, and US-Europe relations post-Iraq war. The UK is committed to…
A Greek Court Released Five Anti-Globalization Activists
A Greek court has released five anti-globalization activists on bail after they went on a hunger strike while detained. They were accused of causing disturbances…
British Embassy in Bulgaria Closed - 2003-11-27
The British Embassy in Bulgaria was closed for 24 hours due to security concerns following recent terrorist attacks in Istanbul. This decision reflects heightened fears…
Iran Says It Is Not Worried About Stricter Inspections of Its Nuclear Facilities
Iran's Hassan Rouhani stated that the country is not concerned about increased inspections of its nuclear facilities, asserting that they will demonstrate the peaceful nature…
British Police Arrest Two Men on Suspicion of Planning a Terrorist Operation
British police arrested two men suspected of planning a terrorist attack, with one linked to al-Qaeda. The arrests were made under anti-terrorism laws, highlighting ongoing…
Saudi Police Seizes Truck Carrying 2 Tons of Explosives - 2003-11-27
Saudi police intercepted a truck loaded with 2 tons of explosives intended for an attack during Eid al-Fitr. The seizure occurred after police killed two…
UNICEF Warns of Increasing Number of Orphans in Africa - 2003-11-26
UNICEF has issued a warning about the rising number of orphans in Africa due to the AIDS epidemic, estimating that by 2015, 42 million children…
Possibility of Economic Sanctions on North Korea - 2003-11-25
Japan's Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi indicated that if relations with North Korea worsen, Japan may consider economic sanctions. This comes amid rising public anger in…
Grenade Attack on Hotel in Kirkuk, Northern Iraq - 2003-11-25
A grenade attack on the Palace Hotel in Kirkuk injured three individuals, including two security guards. The attack highlights ongoing security challenges in Iraq, particularly…
South Korea to Send Three Thousand Non-Combat Troops to Iraq
South Korea plans to deploy three thousand non-combat troops to Iraq for reconstruction efforts amid rising anti-war sentiments domestically. This decision comes as the U.S.…
Preliminary Results of Parliamentary Elections on Sunday in Croatia - 2003-11-24
The preliminary results of Croatia's parliamentary elections show the nationalist Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) regaining power with at least 61 seats. Ivo Sanader, the party…
Ali Daei Just One Goal Away from Achieving Ferenc Puskás Record
Ali Daei is just one goal away from matching Ferenc Puskás's record for international goals. However, a recent controversial match against North Korea has led…
Request for Ceasefire by Sunni Muslim Leader in Iraq on the Occasion of Eid al-Fitr - 2003-11-24
The Sunni Muslim leader in Iraq has called for a one-week ceasefire to allow for peaceful Eid al-Fitr celebrations amidst rising violence during Ramadan. The…
Two Gold Medals for Hossein Rezazadeh at the World Weightlifting Championships, Vancouver - 2003-11-23
Hossein Rezazadeh won two gold medals at the World Weightlifting Championships in Vancouver, lifting a total of 457.5 kg. His performance not only secured him…
President of Georgia Declares State of Emergency
Eduard Shevardnadze has declared a state of emergency in Georgia amid protests demanding his resignation. The opposition claims election fraud, and military forces are on…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Manouchehr Ganji about the Activities of Iranians Abroad - 2003-11-23
Mohammad Qods Razavi interviews Dr. Manouchehr Ganji about the activities of Iranians living abroad. Ganji, a prominent opposition figure, discusses the role and impact of…
One Killed and Four Injured in Protests by Former Afghan Defense Ministry Employees
Protests by former employees of Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense resulted in one death and four injuries as they demanded overdue salaries and job assistance. The…
Six Suspected Rebels Killed in Aceh Conflict in Indonesia
Indonesian military forces killed six suspected rebels and arrested four others in Aceh. This follows a change in military leadership, with General Bambang Darmono expressing…
Results of the Croatian Parliamentary Elections to be Announced Today - 2003-11-23
The results of Croatia's parliamentary elections are set to be revealed today, with a significant voter turnout reported. The Social Democrats are competing against the…
Beyzai to Release Video Version of 'One Thousand and First Night'
Bahram Beyzai is set to release a video version of his play 'One Thousand and First Night' after its recent performance in Tehran ended. The…
Turkey Uncertain About Al-Qaeda's Role in Recent Deadly Suicide Attacks in Istanbul - 2003-11-23
Turkey's Prime Minister Erdoğan expressed uncertainty about Al-Qaeda's involvement in recent suicide attacks in Istanbul, which killed at least fifty-five people. He noted evidence of…
UN Requires Over Seventy Million Dollars Next Year to Meet Basic Needs of People in Burundi - 2003-11-23
The UN has announced a need for over seventy million dollars to address the basic humanitarian needs of the people in Burundi due to the…
Calendar Day: November 21, 1963, One Day Before the Assassination of John F. Kennedy - 2003-11-22
On November 21, 1963, the article reflects on the events leading up to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, highlighting its historical significance. The…
Rocket Attack in Iraq with Cart - 2003-11-22
Insurgents in Iraq launched rocket attacks from carts, injuring several people, while coalition forces discovered additional rockets. The attacks targeted the Iraqi Ministry of Oil…
International Monetary Fund Approves $250 Million Payment to African Country Kenya
The IMF has approved a $250 million aid package to Kenya, lifting a three-year ban due to previous corruption concerns. This decision reflects Kenya's new…
Rocket Explosion Near Hotel in Afghanistan's Capital
A rocket exploded near the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, causing damage but no injuries. The Taliban have been increasingly active in Afghanistan since August, although…
Five Pakistani Men Released from U.S. Military Detention at Guantanamo Bay
Five Pakistani men have been released from Guantanamo Bay and returned to Islamabad, where they will be interrogated before reuniting with their families. They were…
At least 18 Iraqis killed in two suicide bombings north of Baghdad - 2003-11-22
Two suicide bombings in Baqubah and Khan Bani Saad resulted in the deaths of at least 18 Iraqis, primarily police officers. Additionally, an Airbus cargo…
End of the Biological Weapons Conference in Geneva - 2003-11-21
The Biological Weapons Conference has concluded in Geneva, as reported by journalist Parichahr Farzam. This conference is significant as it addresses international concerns regarding biological…
Explosion at the Ministry of Oil Building and Two Hotels in Central Baghdad - 2003-11-21
On November 21, 2003, missiles struck the Ministry of Oil and two hotels in Baghdad, injuring at least one person. The attack targeted locations housing…
U.S. Soldiers Capture Four Militants in Afghanistan - 2003-11-21
U.S. soldiers captured four militants in Afghanistan suspected of a rocket attack near a coalition base. The incident resulted in no injuries or damage to…
Firebomb Thrown at British Embassy in Tehran - 2003-11-21
A firebomb was thrown at the British Embassy in Tehran, causing damage but no injuries. This incident follows several months of similar occurrences near the…
Reuters: An incendiary bomb was thrown at the British Embassy in Tehran
An incendiary bomb was thrown at the British Embassy in Tehran, causing no injuries and minimal damage. This incident occurred amidst a wave of suicide…
27 Killed and Over 450 Injured in Thursday's Explosions in Istanbul - 2003-11-20
On November 20, 2003, Istanbul experienced multiple explosions resulting in 27 deaths and over 450 injuries, attributed to suicide bombers. The attacks drew condemnation from…
Pakistan Dissolves Three More Extremist Islamic Groups - 2003-11-20
Pakistan has dissolved three extremist Islamic groups, including Jamaat al-Furqan, linked to the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl. This move follows the U.S. expressing concerns…
At least 7 killed in bomb explosions in Iraq - 2003-11-20
Two bomb explosions in Iraq resulted in at least 7 fatalities, targeting Kurdish and Sunni leaders. The U.S. is offering a reward for information on…
Another Member of the Georgian Government Resigns
Another member of President Shevardnadze's government has resigned amid rising tensions ahead of parliamentary elections in Georgia. The Deputy Prosecutor General's resignation follows that of…
Calendar for November 20: Anniversary of Robert Kennedy's Birth - 2003-11-20
On November 20, 1925, Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy was born in Brooklyn, Massachusetts. He became a prominent politician and leader in the Democratic Party. His legacy…
Reuters: Caspian Sturgeon on the Brink of Complete Extinction - 2003-11-19
The sturgeon population in the Caspian Sea has plummeted by 90% over the last 30 years, with Iran being the only country taking action against…
Israeli Soldiers Storm Bethlehem - 2003-11-19
Israeli soldiers launched an operation in Bethlehem to find an armed man responsible for the deaths of two Israeli soldiers. The situation escalated with an…
Shooting by Armed Men Near Japanese Embassy in Baghdad - 2003-11-18
Armed men shot near the Japanese embassy in Baghdad, leading to a response from embassy guards. No injuries or damage were reported. Japan has warned…
U.S. Fighter Jets Bomb Several Locations in Northern Iraq - 2003-11-18
U.S. fighter jets conducted significant airstrikes in northern Iraq targeting locations used by guerrilla fighters. This comes amid ongoing military operations against insurgents, with two…
Visit of Iraqi Governing Council Members to Iran - 2003-11-17
Members of the Iraqi Governing Council are visiting Iran to discuss political and economic cooperation. Iran's Foreign Minister expressed support for a free and independent…
Search and Investigation into Saturday's Bombings in Turkey Continues - 2003-11-17
On November 17, 2003, Turkish authorities continue to investigate bombings at two synagogues in Istanbul that resulted in 24 deaths. The Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigade,…
U.S. Forces Attack Suspected Militants' Hideouts in Saddam Hussein's Hometown - 2003-11-17
U.S. forces conducted a heavy weapons attack on suspected militant hideouts in Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown, aiming to deter armed resistance from his loyalists. The…
Results of This Week's Euro 2004 Championship Matches - 2003-11-17
Scotland defeated the Netherlands 1-0 in Euro 2004 qualifying, while Spain won against Norway 2-1. Other matches included a draw between Russia and Wales and…
Audio Recording of Saddam Hussein Broadcast by Al-Arabiya - 2003-11-17
An audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein warns of increased casualties for the military coalition in Iraq. This broadcast follows the death of seventeen American…
American Forces Launch Satellite-Guided Missile in Kirkuk - 2003-11-16
American forces launched a satellite-guided missile at a paramilitary training site in Kirkuk, marking the first such strike since major combat operations were declared over.…
Genetic Technology Can Be Used to Create New Microbial Weapons - 2003-11-16
Scientists have alerted the CIA about the potential misuse of biotechnology for creating new microbial weapons. This concern arises from advancements in genetic engineering that…
Pentagon Plans to Launch 24-Hour Satellite TV Channel from Baghdad - 2003-11-16
The Pentagon is set to launch a 24-hour satellite TV channel from Baghdad to enhance news coverage of Iraq for American media. This initiative aims…
UN Human Rights Commission Meeting on Abductions and Political Detentions - 2003-11-16
The UN Human Rights Commission held a meeting addressing issues of abductions and political detentions in Iran. The discussion featured insights from Jafar Madani, a…
Grenade Attack in a Crowded Area of Bogotá, the Capital of Colombia - 2003-11-16
A grenade attack in a busy area of Bogotá has left one dead and over seventy injured, with police arresting one suspect and searching for…
The Guardian Names Kiarostami the Sixth Best Director in the World
Abbas Kiarostami has been recognized as the sixth greatest director in the world by The Guardian's critics, standing out among over 40 contemporary directors. This…
The Cause of the Collision of Two Helicopters May Be Enemy Fire
Two U.S. helicopters collided in northern Iraq, resulting in 17 soldiers' deaths and several injuries. Initial assumptions pointed to an accident, but the U.S. Army…
The U.S. Will Transfer Power to a Temporary Government in Iraq by June Next Year - 2003-11-15
The U.S. plans to transfer power to a temporary Iraqi government by June 2004, with elections set for 2005. This announcement follows discussions between Iraqi…
Suicide Bombing at Two Jewish Synagogues in Istanbul Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured - 2003-11-15
A coordinated suicide bombing at two Jewish synagogues in Istanbul resulted in at least 23 deaths and around 300 injuries. An extremist Islamic group claimed…
New Frequency for Persian Program on Hotbird Satellite - 2003-11-14
A new frequency for Persian programming on the Hotbird satellite has been established, effective November 18. This update is significant for viewers of Persian content,…
Seven Militants Killed in Iraq - 2003-11-14
Seven militants were killed by an American helicopter in Iraq while two American soldiers died from a roadside bomb. The incidents highlight ongoing military operations…
First Joint Naval Exercise of China and India
China and India have launched their first joint naval exercise near Shanghai, confirmed by an Indian Embassy official. Three Indian warships are participating, while the…
Los Angeles Report: Special Session on Kurdistan Organized by the Middle East Studies Association - 2003-11-13
A special session focused on Kurdistan was held in Los Angeles by the Middle East Studies Association, featuring an interview by Mohammad Qods Razavi with…
Iranian Hunger Striker Sutures Lips in Belgium - 2003-11-13
An Iranian hunger striker in Belgium has sutured his lips after more than twenty-four days of fasting in protest against the Belgian government's inaction, particularly…
North Korea Abandons Match Against Iran
The North Korean football team left their match against Iran after a firecracker was thrown onto the field, coinciding with a goal scored by Iranian…
The New Owners of Alamut - 2003-11-12
The article criticizes the shift from military operations targeting military objectives to martyrdom operations against civilians post-9/11, arguing this is illogical and against Islamic principles.…
At least 25 killed in truck explosion at Italian military base in southern Iraq - 2003-11-12
A truck bomb exploded at an Italian military base in southern Iraq, killing at least 25 people, including 17 Italians. This incident marks the first…
Pakistani Officials Seize Several Tons of Heroin and Morphine Near Afghanistan Border
Pakistani anti-narcotics officials have seized significant quantities of heroin and morphine near the Afghanistan border in recent operations. This highlights ongoing drug trafficking issues in…
Suspension of the Iran-North Korea National Football Teams Match in the 60th Minute - 2003-11-12
The football match between Iran and North Korea was suspended in the 60th minute after North Korea refused to continue due to a severe injury…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: The Responsibility of the European Union in Reducing Global Tensions - 2003-11-12
Javier Solana highlighted the European Union's efforts in mitigating global tensions, particularly noting the success of three European leaders in convincing Iran to sign an…
Pseudonyms of Sadegh Hedayat in the Newspaper 'Mardom', Arash Irani - 2003-11-11
The article discusses the pseudonyms used by Iranian writer Sadegh Hedayat in the newspaper 'Mardom' and highlights a research study by Nasser Pakdaman that details…
Explosion Near a United Nations Office in Southern Afghanistan - 2003-11-11
An explosion occurred near a UN office in Kandahar, injuring at least one person but causing minimal damage. Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, a key rebel leader, indicated…
Günter Plöger's Report to the UN Security Council Following His Return from Afghanistan - 2003-11-11
Günter Plöger reported to the UN Security Council about Afghanistan's critical peace process phase, highlighting ongoing terrorism and drug crimes as threats to progress. He…
Denial of Arrests of Suspects in Riyadh Suicide Attack
The Saudi Interior Minister denied reports of arrests related to a recent suicide attack in Riyadh that killed 17 people. An Al-Qaeda operative has claimed…
Over Two Hundred Arrested in Indonesia Awaiting the End of the World
Indonesian police arrested over 200 members of an unknown Christian sect who were waiting for the world to end. Their prediction failed, prompting police action…
At least three killed in mortar attack in Burundi - 2003-11-10
A mortar attack in Bujumbura, Burundi, resulted in at least three fatalities, with Hutu rebels claiming responsibility. This incident follows a government assault that killed…
The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck First Edition 1939
The article discusses John Steinbeck's 'The Grapes of Wrath,' focusing on its literary style and descriptions of nature. It highlights the contrast between Steinbeck's approach…
Iraqi Police: At Least One Mortar Landed Near U.S. Central Base in Baghdad - 2003-11-09
An Iraqi police report indicates that a mortar landed near a U.S. base in Baghdad without causing injuries. Concurrently, violence persists in Iraq with American…
President Bush's Rival in Next Year's Election Will Not Use Government Funds for Campaigning - 2003-11-09
Howard Dean, a former Vermont governor and Democratic candidate, has decided not to accept government funding for his primary campaign against President Bush. This allows…
Life and Progress in America: Freedom of Religion - 2003-11-09
The article discusses the fundamental human rights enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, particularly focusing on the right to worship and freedom of religion. It emphasizes…
New Warning from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Regarding Al-Qaeda Terror Network
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a warning about potential Al-Qaeda plans to hijack commercial cargo planes for attacks in the U.S. This…
Security Measures Around Charles Taylor's Residence
Security measures have been heightened around Charles Taylor's residence in Nigeria following a U.S. announcement of a reward for his capture. Taylor, who has been…
The Historical Town of Masuleh Registered as National Heritage of Iran No. 1090
The historical town of Masuleh has been officially registered as a national heritage site in Iran and is set to be included in UNESCO's World…
Taliban Fighters Attack Government Offices in Zabul Province, Afghanistan
Taliban fighters launched a significant attack on government offices in Zabul province, resulting in casualties on both sides. This incident highlights the ongoing resurgence of…
Several Major Explosions Occurred in Baghdad on Saturday Night - 2003-11-08
On Saturday night, multiple explosions were reported in Baghdad after a day of violence in Iraq. U.S. military officials confirmed hearing two explosions, but details…
Los Angeles Report: Middle East Studies Association Conference - 2003-11-08
The 37th Middle East Studies Association Conference took place in Anchorage, Alaska, discussing various topics related to Iran. Key discussions included the teaching of Persian…
Iranian Government Accuses President Bush of Interference in Middle Eastern Affairs - 2003-11-07
The Iranian government has accused President Bush of meddling in the region by advocating for democratic reforms in Iran and Syria. This accusation follows Bush's…
Former Tennis Star Confesses to Drug Addiction
Boris Becker, a former tennis champion, has confessed to a long-term addiction to drugs and alcohol in his upcoming autobiography. He discusses the pressures of…
Six American Soldiers Killed in Helicopter Crash Near Tikrit - 2003-11-07
A Black Hawk helicopter crash near Tikrit resulted in the deaths of six American soldiers, with initial reports indicating it may have been shot down.…
An American Air Force Translator Officially Charged with Espionage - 2003-11-07
Ahmad al-Halabi, an American Air Force translator, has been charged with espionage related to his work with Guantanamo detainees. He faces multiple charges, including aiding…
Iranian Government Assigns Personal Bodyguard and Police Car for Shirin Ebadi's Protection
The Iranian government has taken steps to protect Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi after she received death threats. This highlights the ongoing tensions between…
Two American Soldiers and One Polish Officer Killed in Iraq - 2003-11-06
Two American soldiers and one Polish officer were killed in Iraq, marking the first Polish casualty since joining the international peacekeeping force. The incidents highlight…
Removal of License Plates from Vehicles of Women with Improper Hijab in Tehran!
Law enforcement in Tehran is removing license plates from the vehicles of women deemed to have improper hijab. Affected women face a month-long impoundment of…
Alireza Rezaei's Participation in the Yarygin Cup
Alireza Rezaei, an Iranian heavyweight wrestler, is traveling to Moscow to compete in the Yarygin Cup despite recent injuries and limited training. He emphasizes the…
The European Union has imposed new trade tariffs on billions of dollars of American exports
The European Union has introduced new tariffs on American exports in response to U.S. tax exemptions for exporters. This move is part of ongoing trade…
State of Emergency Declared in Sri Lanka - 2003-11-05
Chandrika Kumaratunga declared a state of emergency in Sri Lanka following the suspension of Parliament and the dismissal of three ministers. The move grants military…
European Commission Warns Ten Future EU Members
The European Commission has issued a warning to ten countries set to join the EU, urging them to improve compliance with EU regulations. Poland faces…
At least one killed in explosion near Shia shrine in Karbala
An explosion near a Shia shrine in Karbala resulted in at least one death, occurring a day after an attack killed 16 American soldiers. The…
Four Injured in Series of Explosions Near U.S. Headquarters in Baghdad
A series of mortar attacks near the U.S. military headquarters in Baghdad injured four people. The attacks occurred in the Green Zone, a heavily fortified…
Loud Explosions Heard in Baghdad
Multiple loud explosions were reported in Baghdad near an American base, with no immediate details on casualties. Concurrently, a prominent Iraqi judge was assassinated in…
Visit of the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression to Iran - 2003-11-04
The UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression, Ambeyi Ligabo, has arrived in Iran for a visit from November 4 to November 10 to meet…
Arsenal Football Team Defeats Leeds 4-1
Arsenal won decisively against Leeds with a score of 4-1, solidifying their position at the top of the Premier League. Thierry Henry was a standout…
American Soldiers Investigating Causes of Chinook Helicopter Crash
American soldiers are investigating the crash of a Chinook helicopter in Iraq that resulted in 16 deaths and 20 injuries. President Bush insists that U.S.…
US Green Card Lottery - 2003-11-03
The US Green Card Lottery for 2005 has opened for applications, allowing approximately 50,000 individuals from various countries, including Iranians, to apply for free green…
Poll on the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election - November 2, 2003
A recent poll shows a nearly even split among American voters between President Bush and a Democratic candidate ahead of the 2004 presidential election. Bush's…
15% Increase in Prostitutes in Tehran - 2003-11-02
There has been a 15% increase in the number of prostitutes and runaway girls in Tehran in the first half of the year, with the…
Twenty-four killed in a passenger bus accident in western India
A tragic bus accident in western India resulted in twenty-four fatalities and over twenty injuries. The accident took place on a mountainous road near a…
Parliamentary Elections in Georgia - 2003-11-02
Georgia is conducting parliamentary elections that could test the current government led by President Shevardnadze. Voters will choose representatives for 235 seats, but reports of…
US Consulate in Baghdad Warns Americans Residing in the City
The US consulate in Baghdad issued a warning to Americans about potential attacks against coalition targets over the weekend. This comes amid ongoing violence, including…
Taiwanese President's Three-Day Visit to the United States - 2003-11-01
Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian is visiting the U.S. for three days, meeting with officials despite China's objections. He denies plans for Taiwan's independence while criticizing…
Negotiations Between the National Liberation Army and the Colombian Government Have Reached a Stalemate - 2003-11-01
Negotiations between the National Liberation Army and the Colombian government over the release of seven kidnapped foreign tourists have stalled. The Colombian government insists on…