Prdakht Alktrvnyk Saman Kysh (TSE:سپ)
May 2003
Guide to Searching Past Content on VOA Persian Website - 2003-05-31
The article provides a guide for users on how to effectively search for past content on the VOA Persian website. It outlines the functionality of…
At least two police officers killed and a third loses at least one leg in a car explosion in northern Spain - 2003-05-31
A car explosion in northern Spain resulted in the deaths of at least two police officers and injuries to several others. The Deputy Prime Minister…
Bomb Explosion in Northern Spain - 2003-05-30
A bomb explosion in northern Spain killed two police officers and injured another. The Basque separatists are suspected, although no group has claimed responsibility. This…
Doctors Undertake Dangerous Surgery to Separate Conjoined Sisters
Doctors in Singapore are preparing to perform a risky surgery to separate conjoined twins Laleh and Ladan Bijani. Previous attempts in Germany were declined due…
Suspect in Recent Deadly Bombings in Casablanca Dies in Custody - 2003-05-28
The suspect in the recent bombings in Casablanca has died in custody from health issues. The bombings resulted in the deaths of 43 individuals, including…
Black Box of Ukrainian Plane Found
The black box of a Ukrainian plane that crashed in Turkey, killing all 62 Spanish peacekeepers on board, has been found. The plane was returning…
Bodies of 75 Passengers and Crew of Downed Airplane Found in Turkey - 2003-05-27
A Ukrainian-made Yak-42 airplane carrying 62 Spanish soldiers and 13 crew members crashed in northeastern Turkey, resulting in the recovery of 75 bodies. The plane…
Crash of Spanish Soldiers' Plane in Turkey - 2003-05-26
A plane carrying 75 Spanish soldiers returning from Afghanistan crashed in Turkey, resulting in no survivors. This incident highlights the risks faced by military personnel…
Report Shahid: US-France Relations - 2003-05-25
The article discusses the state of relations between the United States and France as reported by a Voice of America correspondent in Paris, highlighting insights…
Three More Arrested in Connection with Suicide Bombings in Casablanca - 2003-05-24
Three more individuals have been arrested in Morocco related to the recent suicide bombings in Casablanca that killed over forty people. The Moroccan authorities are…
Science and Society: NASA's Meteorology Monitors Weather on Other Planets - 2003-05-22
NASA is actively monitoring weather and atmospheric changes on other planets as part of its scientific research. This initiative is significant for understanding planetary climates…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Deputy Spokesperson of the State Department on Domestic Security in the U.S. - 2003-05-21
An interview was conducted by Mohammad Quds Razavi with the Deputy Spokesperson of the U.S. State Department regarding recent domestic security measures taken by the…
Sepahan Isfahan Crowned Champion of the Second Season of Iran's Premier Football League
Sepahan Isfahan has been crowned champion of the second season of Iran's Premier Football League after a draw against Persepolis Tehran. This victory secures their…
Persian Localization of Windows Computers - 2003-05-21
The article discusses the challenges of localizing Windows computers to support the Persian language, highlighting Microsoft's inadequate support for a Persian Unicode standard. It provides…
In Memory of the Martyrs of Freedom, Iranian Television Berlin IRTV - 2003-05-20
The article commemorates the martyrs of freedom, emphasizing the importance of remembering those who sacrificed their lives in the struggle for liberty. It reflects the…
Spread of SARS Respiratory Disease in Taiwan - 2003-05-20
The World Health Organization reports a rapid spread of SARS in Taiwan, with 52 deaths attributed to the disease. Delays in virus control and inadequate…
Russia: UN Security Council May Reach Agreement on Resolution to Lift Sanctions Against Iraq This Week - 2003-05-20
Russia indicates that the UN Security Council may agree on a resolution to lift sanctions against Iraq this week, with emphasis on including UN peacekeepers.…
Martial Law Declared in an Indonesian Province - 2003-05-19
Martial law has been declared in Aceh, Indonesia, for six months due to the failure of peace negotiations between the government and separatists. President Megawati…
The Leader of the Catholics Turns 83
Pope John Paul II celebrated his 83rd birthday at a ceremony in the Vatican, where he elevated four individuals to sainthood. The event drew tens…
Failure of Peace Negotiations Between Jakarta and Aceh Rebels - 2003-05-18
Negotiations between the Indonesian government and Aceh separatist rebels ended without agreement, with the rebels refusing to drop their independence demands. The Indonesian government is…
Alireza Rezaei: I Do Not Know the American Wrestler
Alireza Rezaei, an Iranian wrestler, expressed limited knowledge about his upcoming American opponent, Brian Keck, but emphasized the importance of domestic competition for the national…
Approval for Rapid Deployment of Forces to Congo - 2003-05-17
The UN Security Council approved a military deployment to the Ituri region of Congo to prevent further violence. Kofi Annan requested member states to contribute…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Tehran and Washington Officials Engaged in Direct Dialogue
For the first time in years, officials from Tehran and Washington have met face-to-face for discussions. This marks a significant moment in U.S.-Iran relations, involving…
Witness Report: Le Monde's Reports on the People's Mujahedin Organization - 2003-05-13
Le Monde has published two reports about the People's Mujahedin Organization, one from their base in Iraq and another from Washington. These reports highlight the…
Hossein Rezazadeh, the Strongest Man in the World: I Did Not Intend to Break Records
Hossein Rezazadeh, the world's strongest weightlifter, won first place at the Grand Prix in Hungary but stated he did not aim to break records during…
Discovery of Used Equipment in Anthrax Terrorist Attack - 2003-05-12
U.S. inspectors have recovered equipment related to the 2001 anthrax attack that killed five people from a Maryland reservoir. Former Army investigator David Hatfill has…
The United States and Its Allies Request the United Nations Security Council to Officially Recognize Their Control Over Iraq - 2003-05-10
The U.S. and its allies are seeking formal recognition of their control over Iraq from the UN Security Council, alongside permission to utilize Iraq's oil…
The United States, Britain, and Spain Present a New Resolution to the United Nations to End the Ten-Year Sanctions Against Iraq
The U.S., U.K., and Spain have introduced a resolution to the UN to end sanctions on Iraq, proposing to phase out the Oil-for-Food program and…
American Court Orders Compensation for Victims of Terrorism - 2003-05-08
An American court has ordered over $100 million in compensation for the families of two September 11 victims, citing evidence of Iraq's support for al-Qaeda.…
Continued Attacks Against Bengali Migrants in India - 2003-05-08
In Tripura, India, suspected tribal insurgents have attacked Bengali migrant villages, resulting in at least thirty deaths. The violence is believed to be coordinated by…
Bush: The United Nations Should Lift Existing Sanctions Against Iraq - 2003-05-08
President Bush urged the UN Security Council to lift sanctions against Iraq, stating they were aimed at Saddam Hussein's regime, which has fallen. The U.S.,…
Possibility of German National Football Team Captain and Bayern Munich Leaving Germany - 2003-05-07
Oliver Kahn, the captain of Bayern Munich and the German national team, is contemplating leaving his club for new challenges after achieving significant success. His…
Several Bengali Migrants Shot Dead in Northeast India
At least twenty-one Bengali migrants were killed in two attacks by separatist rebels in Tripura, India. The assailants, dressed in military uniforms, targeted sleeping villagers…
Crew of the International Space Station Returned to Earth
The crew of the International Space Station, consisting of two American astronauts and one Russian, returned to Earth after a nearly three-month delay and landed…
The Main Source of SARS Disease in Singapore is Hospitals
A senior health official in Singapore revealed that hospitals are the primary source of SARS infections, accounting for 62% of cases. This information is critical…
Draw Between Iran and Spain National Futsal Teams - 2003-05-02
The Iranian national futsal team achieved a 2-2 draw against Spain in a friendly match, following a previous loss of 6-2. This result showcases the…
Bus Accident into a Large Water Reservoir in South Africa - 2003-05-01
A passenger bus in South Africa fell into a large water reservoir, resulting in at least 51 fatalities and 10 survivors being hospitalized. The bus…
Restrictions on May Day Celebrations Due to SARS Crisis
The SARS outbreak in China has led to significant restrictions on May Day celebrations, reducing the festivities from a week to just a few days.…