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May 2002

May 30, 2002

Algeria on the Brink of Political Turmoil - 2002-05-30

Algeria is facing potential political turmoil as Prime Minister Ali Benflis warns against a boycott of the upcoming parliamentary elections, which two major opposition parties…

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Football Tournament Held in Afghanistan - 2002-05-30

An international football tournament, the Peace Cup, was launched in Kabul, organized by Japanese university students. Very few Afghans can watch the World Cup due…

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May 24, 2002

Iran in the Mirror of World Media - May 24, 2002

On May 24, 2002, various media outlets reported on Iran's military capabilities and political climate, including President Bush's comments on Iran's pursuit of weapons and…

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May 23, 2002

Members of the Central Election Committee of the Palestinian Authority Resign

All members of the Central Election Committee of the Palestinian Authority have resigned, citing conflicts of duty and Yasser Arafat's inability to schedule new elections.…

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May 22, 2002

Violence in the Disputed Kashmir Region Continues - 2002-05-22

Violence in Kashmir persists, prompting President Bush to urge India and Pakistan to reduce tensions. Key figures including Richard Armitage and Jack Straw are set…

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May 4, 2002

Passenger Plane Crash in Nigeria - 2002-05-04

A passenger plane crashed in Kano, Nigeria, with 105 people on board. Witnesses say it hit a building while approaching the airport and caught fire.…

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Iran in the Mirror of Third World Media May 2002 - 2002-05-04

On World Press Freedom Day, Iran is highlighted as one of the most dangerous places for journalists. Various reports cover issues ranging from a writer's…

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May 2, 2002

13 Senior Officers of the Tunisian Army Killed in Military Helicopter Crash

A military helicopter crash in Tunisia resulted in the deaths of 13 senior army officers, including the Chief of Staff. The incident marks the worst…

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