July 2002
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…
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.…
Nowruz Newspaper Suspended!
The reformist newspaper Nowruz has been suspended by the Press Court of Appeals in Iran, following accusations of propaganda against the regime and other offenses.…
Next Chapter - 2002-07-22
The inaugural episode of the youth-oriented program 'Next Chapter' aired on September 10, hosted by Parviz Sayad. The show focuses on youth-related topics and aims…
Five Killed in U.S. Airstrikes in Southern Iraq - 2002-07-19
U.S. airstrikes in southern Iraq resulted in five deaths and 17 injuries, according to Iraqi military sources. The strikes targeted communication facilities of the Iraqi…
Turkey's Ruling Coalition Agrees to Hold Early Elections
Turkey's ruling coalition has agreed to hold early elections on November 3rd due to Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit's declining health and loss of parliamentary majority.…
Turkish Prime Minister Agrees to Early Elections
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit has agreed to hold early elections on November 3 due to mounting political pressure and the loss of parliamentary majority.…
Bombing of Iraqi Military Centers in No-Fly Zone in Southern Iraq - 2002-07-14
U.S. and British warplanes bombed Iraqi military sites in a no-fly zone after Iraq attacked coalition aircraft. The incident resulted in civilian injuries and highlights…
Pakistani Court Issues Release Order for 34 Taliban Supporters - 2002-07-11
A Pakistani court has ordered the release of 34 individuals who fought for the Taliban in Afghanistan. This decision follows the release of additional prisoners…
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…
Ecevit Has No Intention to Resign
Bulent Ecevit, Turkey's Prime Minister, insists he will not resign despite mounting pressure from coalition members and the media. He argues that his government should…
Turkish Prime Minister Reviews Economic Issues of the Country - 2002-07-05
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit met with coalition partners to discuss the country's economic decline and stock market vulnerabilities. The meeting highlighted ongoing reforms needed…