Prdakht Alktrvnyk Saman Kysh (TSE:سپ)
December 2003
Clashes Between Israeli Soldiers and Suspected Militants in the West Bank and Gaza Strip - 2003-12-30
Israeli soldiers engaged in clashes with suspected militants in Gaza and the West Bank, resulting in the death of a Palestinian man. This incident reflects…
The Bam Tragedy: Mehdi Mahdavikia: Those Who Are Fathers Can Understand the Pain of This Calamity
Mehdi Mahdavikia and Ali Karimi, two Iranian footballers, are preparing to participate in a charity match to support victims of the Bam earthquake. They express…
British Pilots Protest Armed Marshals on International Flights - 2003-12-29
British pilots are opposing the government's initiative to deploy armed marshals on international flights due to concerns over safety and the potential negative impact of…
A Hostage Journalist Killed in Clashes Between Rebels and Indonesian Soldiers
A journalist held hostage by Aceh separatist rebels was killed during a clash with Indonesian soldiers. This incident highlights the ongoing violence and instability in…
An American Tourist Died in the Bam Earthquake - 2003-12-29
An American tourist died during the 6.3 magnitude earthquake in Bam, where 11 other foreign tourists were injured. The incident highlights the vulnerability of historical…
Spanish News Agency Reports 40,000 Deaths in Bam Earthquake
A devastating earthquake in Bam, Iran, has reportedly resulted in 40,000 deaths according to the Spanish news agency EFE, despite the Iranian government's lower estimate…
Review of Washington Newspapers, December 28, 2003
On December 28, 2003, Ibrahim Biparva analyzed how Washington newspapers reported on the devastating Bam earthquake. The coverage highlights the international response and implications for…
Five Afghan Intelligence Officers Killed Near Kabul Airport
Five Afghan intelligence officers were killed when a foreign suspect they had arrested detonated a bomb in their vehicle near Kabul Airport. The incident highlights…
American Newspapers on December 27 and the Earthquake in Iran - 2003-12-27
On December 27, 2003, American newspapers reported on a significant earthquake that struck Iran, causing widespread destruction and prompting international aid efforts. The Iranian government…
Nazie Baghlari's Interview with Mehdi Abdollahzadeh, Iranian Journalist, about the Bam Earthquake - 2003-12-27
Nazie Baghlari interviews Mehdi Abdollahzadeh regarding the devastating Bam earthquake that occurred in December 2003. The discussion highlights the impact of the disaster on the…
A Palestinian killed by Israeli soldiers near Nablus
A Palestinian was killed and several others injured during clashes with Israeli soldiers near Nablus, amidst heightened military operations following a recent suicide bombing in…
Aid Ceremony for Earthquake Victims Organized by the Iranian Sports Community to Be Held on Monday
A charity event for earthquake victims in Bam, organized by the Iranian sports community, will take place on December 29 in Tehran, featuring participation from…
No Communication Signals Received from Europe's First Mars Spacecraft
European space officials have not received any communication from the 'Beagle-2' spacecraft, which was expected to land on Mars. They caution that this does not…
Visit of the Iraqi Minister of Youth and Sports to the National Olympic and Paralympic Academy of Iran
The Iraqi Minister of Youth and Sports visited Iran's National Olympic and Paralympic Academy to discuss expanding sports cooperation between the two countries. This visit…
Completion of Tests Related to the First Suspected Case of Mad Cow Disease in America
British scientists have confirmed the first suspected case of mad cow disease in the U.S., prompting U.S. officials to trace the infected animal to a…
Under the Microscope: Distortions and Propaganda of Newspapers Affiliated with the Supreme Leader
Dr. Ali Reza Nouri Zadeh discusses the rejection of two Guardian Council candidates by the Iranian parliament and critiques the propaganda of Supreme Leader-affiliated newspapers,…
Installation of Israeli Telescopes on an Indian Satellite
Israel and India have signed an agreement to install Israeli telescopes on an Indian satellite scheduled for launch in 2005. This collaboration aims to enhance…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, December 24, 2003
On December 24, 2003, Ibrahim Biparva reviews the Washington newspapers, highlighting key issues and discussions relevant to U.S.-Iran relations. This analysis provides insight into how…
Pakistan Government Investigates Its Nuclear Scientists - 2003-12-22
The Pakistani government is investigating its nuclear scientists, particularly Abdul Qadeer Khan, amid concerns about the potential export of sensitive nuclear technology. This investigation follows…
Brazil U-20 Football Team Wins World Youth Championship
The Brazil U-20 football team won the World Youth Championship by defeating Spain 1-0, marking their first title since 1993. Fernandinho scored the decisive goal,…
Science and Society: European Mars Lander on the Brink of Landing - 2003-12-21
The European Mars lander has successfully separated from its mother ship and is on course to land on Mars on December 25. Mansour Farasioon discusses…
Unexpected Visit of the Spanish Prime Minister to His Soldiers in Southern Iraq - 2003-12-20
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar unexpectedly visited his troops in Iraq, highlighting Spain's involvement in the U.S.-led coalition with 1,300 soldiers. Concurrently, a Portuguese…
Indonesia Accuses 4 Individuals of Ties to Al-Qaeda Terror Network - 2003-12-18
Indonesia has accused four individuals of having links to Al-Qaeda as part of a broader investigation into terrorism in Southeast Asia. The suspects were previously…
Tim Duncan Recognized as Basketball Player of the Year in the USA - 2003-12-17
Tim Duncan has been named the Olympic Basketball Player of the Year for the USA after leading the national team to qualify for the 2004…
Iranian Women's Fashion; A Report from Reuters - 2003-12-16
A Reuters report highlights the growing interest of Iranian women in fashion, despite societal and governmental pushback. The recent public fashion show by designer Mahla…
Report: U.S. Special Envoy's Consultations in Europe for Iraq Debt Forgiveness - 2003-12-16
The U.S. special envoy is traveling to Europe to discuss the possibility of forgiving Iraq's debts. This initiative is part of broader efforts following the…
Saddam Hussein Does Not Cooperate with U.S. Investigators - 2003-12-15
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell announced that Saddam Hussein is not cooperating with U.S. investigators regarding weapons of mass destruction. Despite refusing to answer…
Poisoning of 100 Iranian Female Students Due to Gas Leak
Over 100 female students at Zanjan Islamic Azad University were poisoned due to a carbon monoxide leak from a faulty heating system. Many were treated…
Iran – Qatar: The First Battle on the Road to the World Cup - 2003-12-12
Iran's national football team is set to play its first match in the 2006 World Cup qualifiers against Qatar on February 18, 2004. The match…
The Opponents of Sepahan and Zob Ahan in the AFC Champions League Have Been Determined
The draw for the AFC Champions League has determined the opponents for Iranian teams Sepahan and Zob Ahan. They will compete in groups A and…
Explosion of a Package Containing Explosives at a Newspaper Office in Kuwait - 2003-12-11
A package containing explosives exploded at the office of the newspaper Al-Siyasa in Kuwait, injuring a secretary. The package was sent from Beirut to the…
Coverage of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony on Islamic Republic Television
The Islamic Republic Television's coverage of Shirin Ebadi receiving the Nobel Peace Prize was marked by sarcasm and a lack of respect, leading to public…
Mahrabad Bus Grounds Boeing 727 - December 11, 2003
A bus at Mahrabad airport collided with an Iran Air Boeing 727, causing severe damage and grounding the aircraft. Witnesses suggest the driver may have…
Three Killed in Explosion in Tel Aviv Commercial Area - 2003-12-11
An explosion in a Tel Aviv currency exchange resulted in three fatalities and 17 injuries, believed to be an assassination attempt on a gang leader.…
Three Palestinians Killed and 12 Others Injured in Gaza Strip
Three Palestinians were killed and 12 injured during clashes with Israeli forces in the Rafah refugee camp. The incident occurred when Israeli troops entered the…
Israeli Soldiers Kill Two Armed Men Near Lebanon Border - 2003-12-09
Israeli soldiers killed two armed men who allegedly infiltrated from Lebanon. This incident follows Hezbollah's firing at Israeli jets, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.…
British Court Ruling on Four Arrested Terrorism Suspects - 2003-12-09
A British court has ordered four men arrested under anti-terrorism laws to remain in custody until December 15. They face charges related to firearms, explosives,…
Germany and Italy: We Will Not Abandon Our Efforts to Join the European Union Voting System
Germany and Italy reaffirmed their commitment to rejoin the EU voting system during a meeting between Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The…
Science and Society: Use of Spy Satellites for Inspection of the International Space Station - 2003-12-06
The article discusses the use of spy satellites to inspect the International Space Station, emphasizing advancements in technology and the implications for international cooperation in…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Turkish Newspapers Follow and Reflect on Shirin Ebadi's Activities and Statements with Interest - 2003-12-05
Turkish newspapers are showing a keen interest in the activities and statements of Shirin Ebadi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate. This reflects the growing attention…
Match Between Turkey's Besiktas and England's Chelsea to Be Held in Germany
The UEFA has moved the match between Turkey's Besiktas and England's Chelsea to Germany due to security concerns in Turkey following recent suicide attacks. Besiktas…
Interpol Calls for Arrest of Former Liberian President Charles Taylor
Interpol has issued a request for the arrest of Charles Taylor, the former President of Liberia, due to war crimes in Sierra Leone. He is…
U.S. Officials' Decision to Form Militia Units in Iraq - 2003-12-03
U.S. officials have decided to establish a militia unit in Iraq made up of members from five major political parties to combat insurgents and loyalists…
FIFA President: Premier Leagues Should Comprise 16 to 18 Teams
Sepp Blatter announced that national leagues should consist of 16 to 18 teams and plans to limit annual club matches to 45. He rejected financial…
Two Main Suspects of Istanbul Bombings Were in Contact with Senior Advisor to Osama bin Laden - 2003-12-02
Two suspects involved in the Istanbul bombings had regular meetings with Ayman al-Zawahiri, a senior al-Qaeda leader. They reportedly used fake IDs for these meetings…
Spanish Prime Minister Promises to Keep Spanish Soldiers in Iraq - 2003-12-02
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar has vowed to maintain Spanish military presence in Iraq following the deaths of seven intelligence officers in an ambush.…
Iranian Child Becomes Victim of Domestic Torture
A 9-year-old Iranian boy named Omid has been hospitalized after being severely beaten, reportedly by his mother, leading to brain death. This incident highlights a…
The Spread of AIDS in Qom - 2003-12-02
AIDS cases in Qom have risen sharply, with official numbers indicating 60 cases, but experts believe the true figure is much higher. The majority of…
Spanish Prime Minister: The Day of Burial of the Bodies in Spain Will Be Declared a National Day of Mourning
Seven Spanish intelligence officers were killed in Iraq, prompting Prime Minister José María Aznar to declare a national day of mourning for their burial. Aznar…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, December 1, 2003
On December 1, 2003, a journalist from the Persian section of Voice of America reviews the coverage of Washington newspapers. This report highlights the media…
Nina Burjanadze Accuses Russia of Ignoring Georgia's Independence and Territorial Integrity
Nina Burjanadze, the interim president of Georgia, has accused Russia of undermining Georgia's independence by meeting with separatist leaders. This accusation comes as Georgia seeks…