Prdakht Alktrvnyk Saman Kysh (TSE:سپ)
February 2003
Interview with Amir Taheri Regarding the Two-Day Conference in Northern Iraq - 2003-02-27
A two-day conference took place in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq amid ongoing discussions about the war against Iraq. The conference featured the U.S.…
Hans Blix: Completion of Inspections Will Take Months
Hans Blix, the head of UN weapons inspectors, indicated that the inspection process in Iraq will take months to complete, even with full cooperation from…
Audio Library for the Visually Impaired in Berlin
An audio library for Persian-speaking visually impaired individuals has been set up in Berlin since late 2001, offering free access to books in audio format.…
Turkey's Parliament Has Not Yet Approved the Use of Its Military Bases by the U.S.
Turkey's Parliament has not approved the U.S. use of its military bases amid ongoing discussions about the Iraq crisis and international legitimacy. The Speaker of…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Saddam Hussein's Mobile Laboratories - 2003-02-24
A German newspaper has reported the existence of mobile laboratories in Iraq, linked to Saddam Hussein. This raises concerns about potential weapons of mass destruction.…
No One Met Everyone Anywhere - 2003-02-24
The article reflects on the friendship between Iranian poet Nader Naderpour and an Afghan journalist in Paris post-revolution. It highlights the journalist's humorous critique of…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Noushin Moieni Kermanshahi about Sohrab Sepehri - 2003-02-23
The Persian section of Voice of America conducted an interview with Noushin Moieni Kermanshahi discussing the life and works of the renowned Iranian poet Sohrab…
The U.S. Sends Three Thousand Troops to the Philippines to Fight Abu Sayyaf Militants - 2003-02-21
The U.S. is deploying three thousand troops to the Philippines to assist in combating Abu Sayyaf militants, with a significant portion being special forces. The…
Fire in South Korea Subway Kills 130 and Injures Over 130 Others - 2003-02-19
An arson fire in the Daegu subway in South Korea led to the deaths of 130 people and injuries to over 130 others. The fire…
Report: France's Position on Iraq Becomes Clearer - 2003-02-19
The French Parliament is set to meet to discuss military operations in Iraq, reflecting a shift in France's stance. An article in Figaro suggests that…
Jose Maria Aznar Meets President Bush on Iraq Crisis at Bush's Ranch - 2003-02-16
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar is set to meet with President Bush to discuss the Iraq crisis. This meeting follows an upcoming EU leaders'…
Tony Blair: Britain Committed to Resolving Iraq Crisis Through the UN - 2003-02-15
Tony Blair emphasizes the UK's commitment to resolving the Iraq crisis through the UN while expressing a desire for Saddam Hussein's removal. The US is…
In the Future, the Number of Permanent Inhabitants of the International Space Station Will Be Reduced from 3 to 2
The number of permanent crew members on the International Space Station is set to decrease from three to two due to insufficient resources. NASA's Sean…
Indian and European Companies Reach Agreement on Joint Production of Various Missiles
An agreement has been reached between an Indian arms manufacturer and a European aerospace company to jointly produce various missiles. This collaboration includes surface-to-air, anti-tank,…
The Body of Israel's First Astronaut Returned to His Country
The remains of Ilan Ramon, Israel's first astronaut, were returned to Israel following the Columbia shuttle disaster. The investigation into the crash is ongoing, with…
Memorial for the Victims of the Columbia Space Shuttle at the American Space Museum - 2003-02-11
A memorial has been created for the victims of the Columbia space shuttle disaster at the American Space Museum, highlighting the significance of the event…
Science and Society: Interview with Dr. Firouz Naderi on the Future of Space Travel - 2003-02-11
The article discusses America's determination to continue space exploration despite the Columbia disaster, with insights from Dr. Firouz Naderi of NASA. This highlights the ongoing…
NASA Examines Radio Data Related to the Disintegrated Columbia Spacecraft - 2003-02-09
NASA is investigating radio data from the Columbia spacecraft to see if it collided with space debris, following the disintegration of the spacecraft. This inquiry…
U.S. Army Granted Permission to Use Commercial Passenger and Cargo Planes for Troop Transport - 2003-02-09
U.S. defense officials have launched a program enabling the Army to use civilian aircraft for troop transport in response to deployment needs in the Persian…
On the Second Day of Meetings with Baghdad's Weapons Inspectors, More Documents Submitted
Iraqi officials submitted additional documents to UN weapons inspectors in Baghdad during their second day of meetings. The discussions focused on Iraq's past production of…
Donald Rumsfeld, U.S. Secretary of Defense, is in Germany - 2003-02-08
Donald Rumsfeld is in Germany to speak at a security conference and promote the U.S. stance on war with Iraq. He is expected to meet…
Suspension of U.S. Interests Office Activities at the Polish Embassy in Baghdad - 2003-02-08
The U.S. has suspended its interests office activities at the Polish Embassy in Baghdad due to security concerns amid rising tensions. This move affects around…
North Korea Intensifies Rhetoric Against the United States - 2003-02-06
North Korea has escalated its threats against the U.S., claiming that any American attack on its nuclear sites would trigger a full-scale war. This comes…
UN Inspectors Discover Another Empty Chemical Warhead Near Baghdad - 2003-02-05
UN weapons inspectors found another empty chemical warhead near Baghdad, similar to one discovered last month. Colin Powell is set to present new evidence to…
White House: President Bush to Attend Memorial for Columbia Astronauts Today - 2003-02-04
President Bush is attending a memorial for the Columbia astronauts who died in a tragic accident during their mission. The event highlights the impact of…
Report from Shahid: Reflection of the Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster in France - 2003-02-03
The article discusses the reaction in France to the Columbia space shuttle disaster that occurred on February 1, 2003. It highlights how the event was…
Leaders from Various Asian Countries Thank Columbia Astronauts for Their Sacrifice and Efforts in the Pursuit of Science - 2003-02-03
Leaders from Asian countries have expressed condolences and gratitude to the Columbia astronauts who died in the shuttle disaster, emphasizing the importance of their contributions…
NASA Officials See No Reason for International Space Station to Be Uncrewed
NASA officials confirm that the ISS will remain crewed despite the emotional challenges faced by the astronauts following the Columbia disaster. Russian officials express concerns…
Train Collision in Zimbabwe Leaves 40 Dead
A train collision in Zimbabwe resulted in 40 fatalities and numerous injuries when a passenger train hit a freight train carrying flammable materials. The incident…
Russia to Reduce Work on Its Space Station Due to Suspension of U.S. Spacecraft Flights and Columbia Disaster - 2003-02-02
Following the Columbia disaster, Russia announced a significant reduction in work on the International Space Station due to the suspension of U.S. spacecraft flights. Russia…
Vaclav Havel, President of the Czech Republic, Resigns from Office - 2003-02-02
Vaclav Havel has resigned as President of the Czech Republic without a successor. The Prime Minister and the Speaker of the House will take over…
Columbia Space Shuttle Encountered Accident During Critical Re-entry Moments - 2003-02-02
The Columbia Space Shuttle suffered an accident during re-entry, leading to the loss of all crew members. U.S. officials noted that communication loss is typical…
Russia Prepares to Send Cargo Ship to International Space Station Tomorrow
Russia is set to launch a cargo ship to the International Space Station despite the recent tragedy of the Columbia spacecraft. The Russian Space Agency…
Possible Issue with the Left Wing of Columbia - 2003-02-01
Investigators are examining the left wing of the Columbia spacecraft following a disaster. NASA officials have acknowledged a problem identified by ground control. The situation…
Israeli Government States That People of Israel Pray for Columbia Space Shuttle Astronauts
The Israeli government expressed solidarity with the global community in praying for the astronauts of the Columbia space shuttle, which tragically disintegrated. Prime Minister Ariel…
NASA says all seven crew members of the American spacecraft Columbia have died after the spacecraft disintegrated over Texas
NASA confirmed that all seven crew members of the Columbia spacecraft died after it disintegrated over Texas shortly before landing in Florida. This tragic event…