August 2002
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Coalition Forces - 2002-08-28
Coalition forces led by the U.S. have conducted operations resulting in the destruction of Taliban and Al-Qaeda cells and the arrest of ten individuals. This…
Possibility of Drowning for Twenty Cuban Refugees - 2002-08-28
Over 20 Cuban refugees have been missing at sea for over a week while attempting to reach the U.S. illegally. The U.S. Coast Guard has…
Coalition Forces in Afghanistan Arrest 10 Suspected Al-Qaeda Members - 2002-08-27
Coalition forces in Afghanistan arrested 10 suspected Al-Qaeda members and seized their weapons and documents. Abdullah Abdullah, Afghanistan's Foreign Minister, believes Al-Qaeda is being directed…
U.S. Bombers Target Iraqi Radar Base Near Mosul - 2002-08-27
U.S. bombers attacked an Iraqi radar base near Mosul that had targeted coalition reconnaissance planes. This incident follows a similar confrontation near Erbil, highlighting ongoing…
Monaco Begins Expanding Its Territory
Monaco is expanding its territory by constructing a large concrete pier that extends into the sea, enhancing its capacity for luxury yachts and passenger ships.…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Shahin Fatemi - 2002-08-24
Dr. Shahin Fatemi discusses the political situation in Iran in an interview with VOA reporter Mohammad Qods Razavi. This conversation highlights the ongoing political dynamics…
New Military Operations in Southeastern Afghanistan - 2002-08-22
U.S. coalition forces have initiated new military operations against Al-Qaeda in southeastern Afghanistan, particularly in Paktia province. Afghan Defense Minister Mohammad Fahim expressed belief that…
North Korean Refugees Interrogated in South Korea - 2002-08-19
Twenty-one North Korean refugees were interrogated in South Korea after arriving by boat in search of political asylum. This marks the first sea-based asylum attempt…
Germany's Economic Growth Likely to Stagnate
The U.S. economic growth indicator declined in July, but less than expected, leading to a rise in stock values. Meanwhile, Germany reported minimal economic growth,…
Interview with Dr. Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi - 2002-08-18
In an interview dated August 18, 2002, Dr. Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi discusses the relationship between the Guardian Council and the Supreme Leader in the context…
Iraq Accepts Australian Wheat Shipment - 2002-08-18
Iraq has accepted a previously rejected shipment of Australian wheat amid tensions over Australia's support for a potential U.S. attack. This decision is linked to…
Last Police Chief of East Timor and Five Others Acquitted
The Indonesian Human Rights Court acquitted the last police chief of East Timor and five others of human rights violations related to post-independence violence. Abilio…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Hossein Moazami - 2002-08-14
The article discusses a special conference focused on advancements in technology and computing, featuring an interview with Hossein Moazami conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi. This…
Former Governor of East Timor Convicted
Abilio Soares, the former governor of East Timor, was convicted of crimes against humanity related to violence in 1999 and sentenced to 3 years in…
Report by Shahid: An Interview with Dr. Shoaleh Saadi - 2002-08-11
Dr. Shoaleh Saadi, a former Islamic Parliament member, expresses despair over the current crisis in Iran, stating that there are no solutions left. This reflects…
Kyrgyzstan Rejects the Possibility of Establishing a Foreign Military Base in the Country
Kyrgyzstan's President Askar Akayev has denied the establishment of a permanent foreign military base in the country, stating that U.S.-led coalition forces can only remain…
The Fate of Turkey's Parliamentary Reform Program Remains Unclear - 2002-08-01
Turkey's parliamentary committee has approved a reform program aimed at EU membership, but its future is uncertain due to opposition from the ruling coalition, particularly…