June 2002
Intense Clashes with Terrorists in the Philippines - 2002-06-28
Intense clashes are occurring in the Philippines between government forces and the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group, which is linked to Al-Qaeda. President Arroyo announced the…
Under the Microscope: Recent Wave of Attacks by Pressure Groups - 2002-06-26
The article discusses the recent political turmoil in the Middle East, particularly focusing on the sidelining of Yasser Arafat and the implications for Palestinian leadership.…
Mousavi Does Not Accept Court Charges - 2002-06-26
Zacarias Moussaoui, the only individual charged in the September 11 attacks, has filed a petition claiming his innocence. He is representing himself in court and…
Roundtable with You: Friday, July 7 - 2002-06-26
The article announces a roundtable discussion featuring sports commentator Ali Sarshar and kindergarten teacher Kiya Qomrian. This event took place on July 7, 1381 (June…
President Bush's Warning to Syria - June 25, 2002
President Bush issued a warning to Syria, emphasizing that to participate in Middle Eastern peace efforts, it must cease support for terrorist organizations like Hezbollah.…
Anti-Globalization Protests in Canada - 2002-06-24
3,000 anti-globalization protesters marched peacefully in Calgary, Canada, ahead of the G8 summit focused on significant aid for Africa. The protests highlight growing discontent with…
President Bush's Gratitude to President Gloria Arroyo - 2002-06-22
President Bush expressed gratitude to Philippine President Gloria Arroyo for the killing of a rebel leader associated with Al-Qaeda. This event highlights cooperation between the…
A Senior Leader of the Philippine Terrorist Group Killed - 2002-06-21
A senior leader of the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group was killed in a clash with Philippine government forces. The operation was supported by U.S. assistance,…
England at a Glance - 2002-06-21
The article provides a summary of England's performance in five football matches, highlighting the results against various teams. This information is relevant for football fans…
Signing of Military Pact Between Syria and Turkey - 2002-06-20
Turkey and Syria signed a military cooperation pact, indicating an improvement in their historically strained relations. Key military leaders from both countries were involved in…
Selection of Referees for Remaining Matches - 2002-06-20
FIFA has appointed 32 referees for the final matches of the 2002 World Cup, including notable referees from various countries. This selection is significant as…
German Terrorism Suspect in Prison - 2002-06-19
A German citizen, Mohammed Zammar, suspected of recruiting for al-Qaeda and linked to the September 11 attacks, is imprisoned in Syria. Germany recently learned of…
Zakaria Mousavi Acknowledges He Is an Enemy of the United States!
Zakaria Mousavi, charged in relation to the September 11 attacks, admitted to being an enemy of the United States while denying involvement in the attacks.…
Argentina at a Glance - 2002-06-17
Argentina played three matches in the 2002 World Cup, winning against Nigeria, drawing with Sweden, and losing to England. This performance reflects Argentina's competitive status…
USA in the Quarterfinals! - 2002-06-17
The U.S. national soccer team achieved an unexpected victory over Mexico, advancing to the quarterfinals of the World Cup. Initially aiming for the second round,…
Nigeria at a Glance - 2002-06-17
The article provides a brief overview of Nigeria's performance in recent football matches, highlighting scores against England, Sweden, and Argentina. This information is relevant for…
Zacaria Moussaoui Denies Any Connection to September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-06-14
Zacaria Moussaoui, charged in relation to the September 11 attacks, denied any involvement during a court hearing. He claimed his attorney was conspiring with the…
11 Civilians Including Several Children Killed Near Algiers
An armed group in Algeria killed 11 civilians, including children, in a recent attack attributed to Islamic extremists. This incident highlights the ongoing violence stemming…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with the Iranian Ambassador to Afghanistan - 2002-06-13
The Iranian Ambassador to Afghanistan, Mohammad Ibrahim Taherian, discusses Iran-Afghanistan relations in an interview with Voice of America. This dialogue highlights the diplomatic engagement between…
Ecuador 1, Croatia 0 - June 13, 2002
Ecuador defeated Croatia 1-0 in a Group G match during the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The only goal was scored by Edison Mendez in the…
Goalless Draw Between England and Nigeria - 2002-06-12
England and Nigeria played to a goalless draw in their World Cup match. Both teams had chances to score but failed to convert. This result…
Muslim Extremists Attack Bus in Algeria - 2002-06-12
Armed individuals believed to be Islamic militants attacked a bus in Medea, Algeria, resulting in 12 deaths and 9 injuries. The attack has not been…
Philippine Army Intensifies Efforts to Find Abu Sayyaf Rebels - 2002-06-11
The Philippine Army is ramping up its search for Abu Sayyaf rebels following a deadly incident involving hostages. President Gloria Arroyo visited the region to…
Agreement on Sending Evidence Related to Zacarias Moussaoui from Germany to the USA - 2002-06-11
German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder announced an expected agreement with the U.S. to allow the transfer of evidence related to Zacarias Moussaoui's trial. Moussaoui, a French…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Jaundice - 2002-06-10
The article discusses the impact of jaundice on human resources and features an interview with Dr. Alireza Bagherian regarding treatment options. It highlights the importance…
Mexico's Victory Over Ecuador - 2002-06-09
Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1 in the World Cup, securing their advancement to the next round. The match featured an early goal from Ecuador, but Mexico…
Two Hostages Killed in Clash Between Rebels and Philippine Army - 2002-06-08
In a clash between Philippine soldiers and Muslim rebels, two hostages, an American missionary and a Filipino nurse, were killed. The incident highlights the ongoing…
Sweden Tops Its Group
Sweden won against Nigeria 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup, securing their place at the top of their group. Nigeria's loss means they cannot advance…
Increase in Casualties in Syria - 2002-06-07
A dam collapse in northern Syria has resulted in at least 22 fatalities, with ongoing rescue efforts and concerns that the death toll may rise.…
Senate Questions FBI Director Robert Mueller - 2002-06-06
The U.S. Senate interrogated FBI Director Robert Mueller about the agency's failures before the September 11 attacks. Mueller, appointed just a week prior, faced scrutiny…
USA Creates a Surprise in the World Cup - 2002-06-05
The USA achieved a surprising 3-2 victory over Portugal in the 2002 World Cup, marking their first win since 1994. This unexpected result came as…
Syrian Government Requests International Assistance
A dam in northern Syria broke, leading to at least 10 deaths and significant flooding of villages and homes. The Syrian government has requested international…
Matches on Friday, June 7 - 2002-06-04
On June 7, 2002, significant football matches are scheduled, including Argentina vs. England, Spain vs. Paraguay, and Sweden vs. Nigeria. These matches are deemed critical…
Renewal of Joint Military Exercises between the US and the Philippines - 2002-06-03
The US and the Philippines are considering extending joint military exercises aimed at combating Muslim kidnapping groups in the southern Philippines. This decision follows a…
Under the Microscope: The Intifada Conference in Tehran - 2002-06-03
The article discusses the recent Intifada conference held in Tehran, highlighting the ongoing efforts by Iranian authorities, led by Ayatollah Khamenei, to connect Iran's fate…
Meeting of the Deputy Secretary of Defense of the United States with U.S. Special Forces in the Philippine Army - 2002-06-03
Paul Wolfowitz, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, is meeting with U.S. Special Forces in the Philippines who are training local troops against Muslim insurgents.…
Syria Assumes Rotating Presidency of the UN Security Council
Syria has taken over the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council, with the U.S. urging it to maintain neutrality. The U.S. views Syria as…
Cooperation of 13 Former Communist Countries for EU Membership
Leaders from 13 former communist nations in Eastern and Central Europe met to discuss their aspirations for EU membership. Slovenian President Milan Kučan hosted the…
Argentina 1, Nigeria 0 - 2002-06-02
Argentina defeated Nigeria 1-0 in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, with Gabriel Batistuta scoring the decisive goal. This victory is significant for Argentina, which is…
Continued US Assistance to the Philippines - 2002-06-02
Paul Wolfowitz, the US Deputy Secretary of Defense, is in the Philippines to discuss military assistance against Muslim insurgents linked to al-Qaeda. He will meet…
16 Central and Eastern European Countries Discuss Their Future in the United Europe
Leaders from 16 Central and Eastern European nations are meeting in Slovenia to discuss their future roles in the European Union. The gathering emphasizes the…
Syria Assumes Presidency of the UN Security Council for One Month
Syria has begun its one-month presidency of the UN Security Council, with the U.S. urging it to maintain neutrality. This is significant as Syria, labeled…