August 2002
Messidor - 2002-08-31
The article discusses the film 'Messidor' directed by Alain Tanner, which explores the themes of revolutionary romanticism and the challenges faced by two young women…
Frontiers of Knowledge: New Scientific Discoveries - 2002-08-29
Three Indian mathematicians have developed a new formula that aids in identifying prime and composite numbers, complicating security code decryption. Additionally, a leukemia drug has…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Germany's Position on the U.S. and Iraq - 2002-08-28
Germany opposed U.S. military intervention in Iraq in 2002, advocating for diplomatic solutions instead. This stance highlights tensions in transatlantic relations and reflects broader international…
Baghdad Increases Diplomatic Activities to Counter US Attack - 2002-08-27
In response to increasing US threats, Baghdad is ramping up diplomatic efforts, asserting compliance with UN resolutions. Saddam Hussein's deputy is engaging with Syria while…
Terrorists' Chemical Laboratory Discovered and Seized in a House in Kabul - 2002-08-25
Kabul police discovered a chemical laboratory linked to terrorists in a diplomatic area, seizing various chemicals and explosives. The house was previously owned by a…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Alexander Sdarov, Prominent Russian Filmmaker - 2002-08-25
At the Cannes Film Festival, Russian filmmaker Alexander Sdarov presented his film 'Russian Arch,' notable for its unique filming technique and artistic expression of history.…
Wuthering Heights
The article discusses Luis Buñuel's 1953 film adaptation of Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights,' highlighting its distinct approach compared to William Wyler's 1939 version. Buñuel's film…
American Doctor Intended to Blow Up Islamic Centers
Dr. Robert Goldstein, a 37-year-old American doctor, was arrested in Florida for planning to attack Islamic centers with explosives. Authorities found homemade bombs and weapons…
The Responsibility for Protecting Hamid Karzai's Life Will Be Assumed by the U.S. State Department
The U.S. State Department will take over the security of Afghan transitional leader Hamid Karzai from American soldiers, starting next month. This arrangement will last…
Rebel Attack in Northeast India Leaves 19 Dead
A surprise rebel attack in Tripura, Northeast India, resulted in 19 deaths and 5 injuries among paramilitary forces. The assailants, believed to be from a…
Mahathir Mohamad Arrives in Rangoon Today - 2002-08-18
Mahathir Mohamad, the Malaysian Prime Minister, has arrived in Rangoon for a two-day visit aimed at enhancing economic ties with Burma. He will not meet…
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…
First Round of Talks Between Japan and North Korea - 2002-08-14
Japan and North Korea are set to resume government-level talks for the first time in two years, focusing on diplomatic relations and unresolved issues, particularly…
Confronting the Threat from Iraq
President Bush emphasizes the need to address the threat from Iraq, planning to consult with Congress and allies before deciding on a course of action.…
Iraq Defends Itself Against Possible U.S. Attack - 2002-08-07
The Iraqi government is preparing to defend against a potential U.S. attack intended to topple Saddam Hussein. German officials have expressed concerns that such an…
Nine Killed in Attack on Hindu Pilgrims
An attack by suspected Islamist militants on Hindu pilgrims in Kashmir resulted in nine deaths and numerous injuries. Indian officials blame Pakistan for the attack,…
Knowledge and Society: The Use of Autonomous Robots in Afghanistan - 2002-08-03
The article discusses the introduction of autonomous robots, referred to as 'Robocops', in Afghanistan. It highlights the technological advancements in military applications and their implications…
Calendar Day, August 1: The First Census of America - 2002-08-01
On August 1, 2002, it was noted that two hundred and twelve years prior, the United States conducted its first census, establishing a constitutional requirement…