May 2002
Voter Turnout in Algeria's Elections Was Low - 2002-05-31
Algeria's parliamentary elections saw a historic low voter turnout of 47.5%, with only 3% in the Kabylie region amid protests by the Berber minority. The…
Lack of Enthusiasm for Elections in Algeria - 2002-05-31
Algeria's parliamentary elections saw less than half of eligible voters participating, largely due to a boycott and a recent massacre. The low turnout, especially in…
Boycott and Violence Cast Shadow Over Algerian Elections - 2002-05-30
Algerians are voting today under the influence of a boycott and violence linked to Islamic fundamentalism. Major opposition parties and the Berber minority are protesting…
Algerian Parliamentary Elections Continue - 2002-05-30
Algerian parliamentary elections are ongoing amid opposition boycotts and violence, with a reported 30% voter turnout. The Berber minority is protesting against perceived discrimination, while…
FBI Intensifies National Protection Against Terrorism - 2002-05-29
The FBI is set to announce new measures to strengthen national security against terrorism, following accusations that officials ignored prior warnings about potential attacks. Key…
Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, Hosts European Union Leaders in Moscow
Vladimir Putin is hosting EU leaders in Moscow, focusing on economic issues and trade relations. The meeting aims to enhance trade and investment between Russia…
Pope Blesses Three Roman Catholic Priests from Bulgaria
Pope John Paul II blessed three Bulgarian priests executed by the communist regime in 1952, elevating their status during his visit to Bulgaria. This event…
Second Anniversary of Israeli Withdrawal from Southern Lebanon - 2002-05-26
Lebanon commemorated the second anniversary of Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon, which ended an 18-year occupation. Hezbollah celebrated the occasion with public events, while Lebanon,…
736 Players in the World Cup - 2002-05-24
The official list of 736 players for the 2002 World Cup has been released by FIFA. This list includes players from 32 participating teams and…
Pope John Paul II Arrives in Bulgaria - 2002-05-23
Pope John Paul II arrived in Bulgaria after visiting Azerbaijan, aiming to improve the country's image following a past assassination attempt against him. Despite the…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Travel to Afghanistan Has Not Become Easier
Nazi Baghlari reports that despite the resumption of Ariana Airlines' operations, traveling to Afghanistan remains challenging. This situation is relevant for those interested in regional…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Bad Breath - 2002-05-19
The article discusses the causes of bad breath, primarily linked to bacteria, and presents solutions through an interview with Dr. Ali Reza Bagherian. This topic…
Officials from Armenia and Azerbaijan Engage in Dialogue
Officials from Armenia and Azerbaijan met in Prague to discuss the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, marking the first dialogue between newly elected representatives. The discussions were constructive,…
United Nations Revises Economic Sanctions Against Iraq - 2002-05-15
The UN Security Council has unanimously approved a revision of economic sanctions against Iraq, tightening regulations on military-use items while easing restrictions on civilian goods.…
Liberia's Capital Calm but Concerned - 2002-05-15
Rebels attacked near Monrovia, causing panic, but the city is currently calm. The rebels aim to remove President Charles Taylor and restore democracy. This situation…
War in Liberia Approaches the Capital
The conflict in Liberia is intensifying as rebel forces advance towards the capital, Monrovia, prompting residents to flee. President Charles Taylor is urging calm while…
State of Emergency in Liberia Extended by Parliament
The Liberian Parliament has extended a state of emergency declared by President Charles Taylor amid escalating clashes with rebels near the capital, Monrovia. This situation…
Delay in Security Council Voting - 2002-05-09
The UN Security Council has postponed a vote on revising sanctions against Iraq due to Syria's request for more time. The five permanent members proposed…
Tripartite Agreement between Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia to Combat Terrorism - 2002-05-07
Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia have signed a tripartite agreement to enhance cooperation against regional terrorist groups. This agreement aims to counter the plans of…
Rescue Operations Continue in Nigeria - 2002-05-05
A plane crash in Kano, Nigeria, resulted in significant casualties, with at least 40 local residents confirmed dead. Rescue operations are ongoing as officials remain…
Islamic Extremists Kill Thirty-One in Algeria - 2002-05-02
Islamic extremists in Algeria have killed thirty-one people in a recent attack in the Tiaret region. This incident marks the third attack in the area…
Human Rights Group Calls for Arms Embargo on Liberia
Human Rights Watch has urged the UN to impose an arms embargo on Liberia due to serious human rights violations by both government forces and…