Prdakht Alktrvnyk Saman Kysh (TSE:سپ)
August 2002
Swedish Police Information on Man Who Entered Plane with Revolver - 2002-08-31
A 29-year-old man was arrested in Sweden for trying to bring a revolver onto a passenger plane. He has received flight training in the U.S.…
Shooting Near a Mine in Indonesia - 2002-08-31
A shooting incident in Papua, Indonesia, resulted in the deaths of 2 Americans and 1 Indonesian, with 14 others injured. The attack took place near…
Delay in Inter-Korean Negotiations - 2002-08-29
Negotiations between South Korea and North Korea on economic cooperation have been postponed due to disagreements over infrastructure connections. This is the first dialogue in…
Georgia Arrests Arab Man While Pursuing Chechen Militants - 2002-08-29
Georgia's security forces arrested an Arab man suspected of ties to terrorism while pursuing Chechen militants. The arrest occurred in Pankisi, where the man was…
Shahid Report: Possibility of Military Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-28
Mr. Joseph Yaqub, an international relations professor, argues against the notion of war as a solution to the issues in Iraq, emphasizing the distinction between…
Opposition to Potential Attack on Iraq in England Grows Day by Day - 2002-08-28
A recent poll indicates that opposition to a potential military attack on Iraq is increasing among Labour Party supporters in the UK. Currently, 52% of…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Interview with the Head of UN Weapons Inspectors by Der Spiegel - 2002-08-27
The article features an interview with the head of UN weapons inspectors regarding the situation of inspections in Iraq. Nasrin Mahdavi provides a comprehensive report…
Spanish Parliament Votes to Outlaw Political Branch of a Terrorist Organization
The Spanish Parliament voted to outlaw the political party Herri Batasuna, linked to the terrorist group ETA, with a significant majority. This decision follows a…
Basque Police Defuse a Bomb
The Basque police defused a bomb linked to the now-defunct ETA group shortly after the closure of the Herri Batasuna party office, which was declared…
Bush Does Not Need Congressional Approval for Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-26
U.S. officials assert that President Bush does not require congressional approval to attack Iraq, based on legal interpretations of the Constitution and previous resolutions. This…
Deployment of Army Health Experts to North Carolina - 2002-08-25
The U.S. Army has sent health experts to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to investigate recent murders involving soldiers and their spouses. This situation raises concerns…
Jazz is the Most Authentic American Music - 2002-08-24
A new CD from the Life Music collection features eighteen exemplary jazz tracks, highlighting the contributions of iconic artists like Nat King Cole, Dizzy Gillespie,…
Violent Events in the Separatist Republic of Chechnya - 2002-08-22
Recent violence in Chechnya resulted in the death of a pro-Russian official and a Russian soldier due to a landmine explosion. The ongoing conflict, labeled…
A Group of Saudis Files a Lawsuit Against the United States
A group of Saudi citizens plans to sue the U.S. government and media for damages related to the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. The…
Islamist Kidnapping in the Philippines - 2002-08-21
Islamist rebels in the Philippines have kidnapped at least 8 Filipino citizens on Jolo island, marking the first such incident since American special forces departed…
Casualties from Russian Military Helicopter Crash in Chechnya Reach 110
A Russian military helicopter crash in Chechnya has resulted in 110 casualties, with survivors facing additional dangers from mines. Russian officials attribute the crash to…
Brother of Senior Palestinian Militant Killed
On the first day of a security agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, Mohammad Saadat, brother of senior militant Ahmad Saadat, was killed by Israeli…
9 Muslim Separatists Killed in Kashmir - 2002-08-20
At least 9 Muslim separatists were killed in a clash with Indian army forces in Kashmir, which India claims was due to an attempted infiltration…
Crash of a Russian Helicopter in Chechnya - 2002-08-20
A Russian helicopter crashed in Chechnya, resulting in over 85 soldier fatalities and 32 injuries. Chechen separatists claim responsibility, while Russian officials attribute the crash…
Suppression of Chechen Rebels by Russia - 2002-08-18
Russian forces are actively suppressing a rebellion in Chechnya, claiming significant separatist casualties while separatist officials report Russian military losses. This conflict highlights ongoing tensions…
Army Will Not Participate in Independence Day Parade
The Afghan army will not take part in the Independence Day parade due to high costs, not security concerns. The government will still hold other…
Military Exercise of Joint Forces of the United States and South Korea - 2002-08-17
North Korea has issued a warning regarding the joint military exercise conducted by the U.S. and South Korea, claiming it threatens diplomatic talks with Washington.…
Under the Microscope: It's Time for the Internet - 2002-08-15
Nourizadeh highlights that following the closure of reformist newspapers, the Iranian government is now targeting the internet and increasing repression against students and lawyers. This…
An American Soldier Killed in Afghanistan - 2002-08-13
Sergeant First Class Christopher James Speer, an American soldier, was killed in Afghanistan from injuries sustained during an enemy attack. He was part of a…
Closure of the American Cultural Center in Islamabad - 2002-08-13
The American Cultural Center in Islamabad has been closed for security reasons, following the recent closure of the U.S. Consulate in Karachi. This decision comes…
Three Taliban Fighters Arrested
U.S. special forces have arrested three suspected Taliban fighters in eastern Afghanistan and discovered ammunition and explosives. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat Taliban…
Georgian Court Ruling Against a Russian Citizen - 2002-08-12
A Georgian court has ordered the detention of Russian citizen David Gazashvili for three months as he is suspected of killing Colonel Igor Zitsov. This…
Exploring Ways to Expand the Role of U.S. Special Forces in the Fight Against Terrorism - 2002-08-12
Donald Rumsfeld is exploring ways to enhance the role of U.S. special forces in global counterterrorism efforts, including covert operations against Al-Qaeda leaders. This could…
She’s Gotta Have It
The article discusses Spike Lee's film 'She’s Gotta Have It,' highlighting its bold themes of independence and sexuality. The film features Nola Darling, a young…
Smoking Ban Proposal in Public Places in New York - 2002-08-10
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing a smoking ban in all public restaurants and bars to protect workers from secondhand smoke. This initiative aligns…
Declaring Illegal Parties in Spain That Do Not Condemn Terrorism - 2002-08-10
The Spanish Parliament is considering a bill to declare the Basque separatist party Herri Batasuna illegal due to its failure to condemn terrorism. This move…
Murder of Hindu Family Members in Kashmir - 2002-08-09
Suspected Islamic militants killed four members of a Hindu family, including two young children, in Kashmir. This incident follows a recent attack where nine Hindu…
Grenade Attack on a Christian Missionary Hospital in Pakistan - 2002-08-09
A grenade was thrown at a Christian missionary hospital in Islamabad, killing 3 nurses and injuring 23. The attack occurred after a church service and…
Science and Society: Measuring Earth's Gravity by Satellite - 2002-08-06
The German Space Center and NASA are collaborating on a project to measure Earth's gravity using satellite technology. This partnership highlights international cooperation in scientific…
Surgery to Separate Conjoined Twin Girls
Surgeons in California are performing a complex surgery to separate conjoined twin girls from Guatemala. The operation involves a team of 50 specialists and is…
Explosion in Spain - 2002-08-05
An explosion in southeastern Spain killed two people and injured around 40, with the Basque separatist group being blamed by the Spanish Interior Minister. This…
High-Level Talks Between North and South Korea - 2002-08-04
North and South Korea have agreed to resume high-level talks after a nine-month hiatus, starting August 12 in Seoul. This decision follows a recent naval…
Knowledge and Society: The Chic Work of Espionage!
The article discusses the concept of espionage as presented by the Museum of Espionage, highlighting its appeal to the public. It emphasizes the interactive experience…
Science and Society: Launch of a New Spacecraft Towards the Moon - 2002-08-03
A European spacecraft is set to launch in eight months to further investigate the Moon's formation. This mission is significant for understanding lunar science. The…
Efforts to Eliminate Remaining Terrorists Accelerate - 2002-08-02
The U.S. Secretary of Defense has ordered special forces to ramp up efforts against remaining al-Qaeda terrorists, with new covert operations planned. Despite international financial…