April 2003
Powell: North Korea Seeks Significant Concessions from Washington
North Korea has submitted a proposal to the U.S. seeking significant concessions in exchange for abandoning its nuclear program. Colin Powell confirmed the existence of…
Higher Education in the United States, Part Two - 2003-04-29
Experts emphasize the importance of planning for success in U.S. higher education, recommending that applicants prepare at least two years in advance. They should contact…
Tony Blair: There is no doubt that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction - 2003-04-28
Tony Blair asserts that there is certainty regarding Saddam Hussein's possession of weapons of mass destruction and expresses confidence that coalition forces will uncover them.…
U.S. Defense Secretary: No Progress in Tripartite Talks
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld announced that recent tripartite talks involving the U.S., China, and North Korea yielded no progress regarding North Korea's nuclear program.…
Utamaro and His Five Women - 2003-04-22
The article discusses Kenji Mizoguchi's 1946 film 'Utamaro and His Five Women,' which explores the life of a renowned 18th-century Japanese painter. It highlights the…
The Situation of the Mujahideen-e Khalq Members After Their Bases Were Bombed by the U.S. - April 17, 2003
The Mujahideen-e Khalq surrendered to U.S. forces after their bases were bombed, leading to complex legal and humanitarian issues regarding their status as prisoners of…
Colin Powell Plans to Visit Syria for Talks - 2003-04-17
Colin Powell announced plans for a diplomatic visit to Syria to address tensions post-Iraq war. The Syrian ambassador expressed support for constructive dialogue, while the…
About 70 members of the People's Mujahedin stranded in a desert near the Jordan border
Around 70 members of the People's Mujahedin are stranded near the Jordan border, including notable figures like singer Marzieh and political scientist Ali Moshtashari. Their…
U.S. Department of Defense: Major Combat Operations in Iraq Have Ended - 2003-04-15
The U.S. Department of Defense announced the end of major combat operations in Iraq, although General McChrystal warned of potential small-scale resistance. Secretary of State…
Syria Again Denies Possession of Chemical Weapons and Protection of Senior Iraqi Officials - 2003-04-15
Syria has once again denied allegations of possessing chemical weapons and sheltering high-ranking Iraqi officials, claiming the accusations are part of a misleading campaign by…
Kofi Annan, UN Secretary-General, Expresses Concern Over Washington's Decision to Impose Sanctions on Syria - 2003-04-15
Kofi Annan expressed concerns about U.S. sanctions on Syria following accusations of chemical weapons and harboring Iraqi fugitives. This situation highlights rising tensions in the…
The United States Considers Possible Economic and Diplomatic Sanctions Against Syria - 2003-04-14
The U.S. is contemplating sanctions against Syria due to its actions during the Iraq war, particularly regarding chemical weapons and support for the ousted Iraqi…
The Fat and the Bone of Critique, or What is Called the Postscript
The article discusses the blurred lines between reality and perception in critique, referencing theorist Tzvetan Todorov and film critic Stephen Hunter. It highlights the challenges…
Russian Ambassador Accuses US Forces of Shooting at Russian Vehicles - 2003-04-07
The Russian ambassador accused US forces of shooting at a convoy of Russian diplomats leaving Baghdad, injuring several officials. This incident raises tensions amid ongoing…
Condoleezza Rice's Discussions with Russian Defense and Foreign Affairs Officials in Moscow - 2003-04-07
Condoleezza Rice met with Russian officials in Moscow to address strained U.S.-Russia relations over the Iraq war. The discussions aimed to improve ties amidst accusations…
No evidence that coalition forces were involved in the attack on a Russian diplomatic convoy
The U.S. Central Command denies involvement of coalition forces in an attack on a Russian diplomatic convoy in Iraq, which resulted in injuries to three…
Jessica Lynch Meets with Her Parents at a Military Hospital in Germany - 2003-04-06
Jessica Lynch, an American soldier captured in Iraq, met her parents in a German military hospital after being rescued by U.S. special forces. She underwent…
Bush and Blair Meeting This Week in Northern Ireland - 2003-04-05
President Bush and Prime Minister Blair are set to meet in Northern Ireland to discuss the ongoing war in Iraq and related humanitarian efforts. This…
Jessica Lynch Underwent Surgery Today at U.S. Military Hospital in Germany - 2003-04-04
Jessica Lynch, an American soldier captured by Iraqi forces, underwent surgery for injuries sustained during her captivity. She was rescued by U.S. forces in a…
Bahrain Asks Senior Iraqi Diplomat to Leave Its Territory
Bahrain has expelled a senior Iraqi diplomat due to his alleged links to an explosion near a U.S. Navy base. This follows similar actions by…
Colin Powell Begins Diplomatic Trip to Turkey
Colin Powell, U.S. Secretary of State, has started a diplomatic trip to Turkey aimed at mending relations strained by the Iraq war. He is expected…
Do Not Doubt the Supremacy of American Military Forces - April 1, 2003
The article discusses the military capabilities of U.S. forces in Iraq, emphasizing their superiority in firepower and maneuverability compared to Iraqi forces. It highlights concerns…