Railways of the Islamic Republic of Iran
May 2002
Carter: U.S. Officials Did Not Provide Evidence That Cuba Exports Weapon Technology - 2002-05-14
Former President Jimmy Carter challenged U.S. government claims that Cuba exports weapon technology, stating that no evidence was provided. John Bolton had previously accused Cuba…
Suspected Intentional Sabotage in Indian Train Derailment
A train derailment in northern India is suspected to be caused by intentional sabotage, leading to 12 deaths and over 100 injuries. The incident raises…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Hossein Lajevardi Part Two - 2002-05-11
In this second part of an interview with Dr. Hossein Lajevardi, he asserts that the Islamic Republic of Iran is incapable of addressing the country's…
First Elections in Bahrain - 2002-05-10
Bahrain held its first democratic elections in 30 years, marking a significant milestone despite the failure of female candidates to win any seats. Women participated…
Under the Microscope: Regarding the Secret Contacts of the Islamic Republic with the United States - 2002-05-10
Dr. Nouri Zadeh discusses recent criticisms of the Supreme Leader's powers and the parliament's approval of a torture ban, alongside claims of secret communications between…
Train Accident in Britain - 2002-05-10
A passenger train derailed in North London, killing 6 and injuring over 80. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the rail system, reminiscent of…
Holding Elections in Bahrain - 2002-05-09
Bahrain held its first democratic elections in nearly 30 years, allowing both men and women to vote and run for office. The high voter turnout…
Bahrain's First Democratic Elections in Three Decades - 2002-05-09
Bahrain is holding its first democratic elections in 30 years, allowing women to vote and run for office. This marks a significant political shift in…