February 2004
President Jean-Bertrand Aristide Leaves Haiti - 2004-02-29
President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has left Haiti amid armed uprising and international pressure to resign. He is reportedly heading to the Dominican Republic and seeking asylum…
Rebels in Haiti Promise to Capture the Capital - 2004-02-25
Rebels in Haiti are threatening to capture the capital amid ongoing international efforts to address the unrest. President Bush expresses hope for a political resolution…
Iranian Human Rights Group: UN Should Pressure for Leadership Change in Iran
An Iranian-American human rights group is calling on the UN to pressure for a leadership change in Iran following a controversial parliamentary election marked by…
Payam Fazli Nejad Arrested - 2004-02-24
Payam Fazli Nejad, an Iranian writer and journalist, was arrested again after revealing details about the parallel intelligence operations in Iran. He had previously been…
Haitian President Says He Agrees to International Plan for New Government with Political Opponents - 2004-02-21
Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has agreed to an international plan to form a new government with his political opponents amid ongoing violence that has resulted…
Meeting between Ahmed Maher and Kamal Kharrazi on the sidelines of the Tehran Economic Conference - 2004-02-18
Ahmed Maher and Kamal Kharrazi met to discuss restoring diplomatic relations between Egypt and Iran, which were cut off 25 years ago. This meeting occurred…
Talks Between the Foreign Ministers of Egypt and the Islamic Republic of Iran - 2004-02-17
The foreign ministers of Egypt and Iran met to discuss restoring diplomatic relations after 25 years. Kamal Kharrazi expressed optimism about the resumption, but no…
My Uncle Who is in America
The article reviews the French film 'My Uncle Who is in America,' directed by Alain Resnais, highlighting its innovative blend of narrative and scientific theory.…
Sugar Cane Alley
The article discusses the film 'Sugar Cane Alley,' directed by Euzhan Palcy, which explores the life of a teenager in Martinique during French colonial rule.…
Overseas
The article discusses the film 'Overseas' directed by Brigitte Roüan, which portrays the lives of three French sisters in colonial Algeria. It highlights the contrast…
Sans Soleil
The article discusses the film 'Sans Soleil' directed by Chris Marker, highlighting its innovative blending of sound and image. It emphasizes the film's exploration of…
At least 21 killed in insurgent attack on Fallujah
Insurgents launched an attack on a police station and a government building in Fallujah, resulting in at least 21 deaths, including police and civilians. The…
Meeting of South Korean and Chinese Officials Ahead of Multilateral Negotiations - 2004-02-14
South Korean and Chinese officials met in Seoul to coordinate their positions before upcoming multilateral negotiations regarding North Korea's nuclear program. Wang Yi, China's Deputy…
Jordan's Military Prosecutor Accuses 4 Men of Conspiracy to Attack U.S. Targets
Four men have been accused in Jordan of plotting to attack U.S. targets, including a Ministry of Finance employee who is currently at large. This…
The United States Sends a Diplomatic Delegation to Jerusalem - 2004-02-13
The U.S. is dispatching a diplomatic team to Jerusalem to assess Israel's withdrawal plan from Gaza settlements and its potential impact on the peace process.…
U.S. State Department Expresses Concern Over Palestinian Officials' Actions
The U.S. State Department is concerned about the military trial of four Palestinians accused of involvement in a bombing against an American diplomatic mission. The…
Restoration of U.S. Diplomatic Presence in Libya - 2004-02-11
The U.S. has resumed its diplomatic presence in Libya after years of hostility, with one diplomat currently stationed at the Belgian embassy in Tripoli. This…
Hundreds of Palestinians Protest Trial of 4 Palestinian Men in Gaza - 2004-02-10
Hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza protested the trial of four men accused of involvement in a deadly explosion targeting a U.S. diplomatic convoy. The protestors,…
The United States is Considering Lifting Some Sanctions Against Libya - 2004-02-07
The U.S. is contemplating the lifting of certain sanctions against Libya following a positive meeting between Deputy Secretary of State William Burns and Libyan officials.…
Kamal Kharrazi's Request to the German Government for the Search of Missing Islamic Republic Diplomats in Lebanon - 2004-02-06
Kamal Kharrazi, Iran's Foreign Minister, has asked Germany to help find missing Iranian diplomats in Lebanon. This situation reflects ongoing regional tensions and Iran's focus…
Kofi Annan: A UN Diplomatic Team Will Head to Iraq
Kofi Annan announced that a UN diplomatic team will travel to Iraq to help resolve disputes over forming a temporary government. The initiative comes amid…
Speech, Q&A, February 2: Corrosion and Its Effects on Economy and Politics - 2004-02-02
Dr. Farzin Javaherdashti discussed the environmental and economic impacts of corrosion, highlighting its connection to weapons of mass destruction. The program allowed listeners to engage…
Agreement Among Senior Military and Diplomatic Representatives of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the USA - 2004-02-02
Senior military and diplomatic officials from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the USA have agreed to enhance information sharing and address security issues along their border. This…
Two American Officials Express Hope for Dialogue on North Korea
Two senior U.S. officials are hopeful about imminent multilateral talks concerning North Korea's nuclear program. Richard Armitage and James Kelly both indicated a positive outlook…
New Diplomatic Talks Begin to Address Global Concerns Over North Korean Nuclear Weapons - 2004-02-01
James Kelly, the U.S. representative in South Korea, has started new diplomatic talks to address global concerns about North Korea's nuclear weapons. He is optimistic…