September 2002
Israeli Forces End Siege of Yasser Arafat's Headquarters
Israeli forces have ended their siege of Yasser Arafat's headquarters but remain nearby to prevent militant escape. Arafat claims this is a deceptive move by…
Knowledge and Society: U.S. and Mexico Collaborate to Preserve a Species of Turtle - 2002-09-27
The U.S. and Mexico are working together to preserve a specific species of turtle, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts. This collaboration reflects a commitment…
Sharon: Those Under Siege Are the Greatest Killers in the World
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon defends the siege of Yasser Arafat's headquarters, labeling those inside as terrorists. The siege has drawn international criticism due to…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, September 20 - 2002-09-22
The article discusses the state of the Shia clergy's rule in Iran, suggesting it may be nearing its end. It raises the question of whether…
Suicide Bombing in Northern Israel - 2002-09-18
A Palestinian suicide bomber detonated himself in northern Israel, killing himself and injuring two. This incident follows Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's rejection of a Palestinian…
Violence Resumes in the West Bank - 2002-09-18
Violence has resumed in the West Bank after failed ceasefire talks between Israel and the Palestinians, resulting in multiple deaths. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon…
Emile Lahoud: Lebanon Will Not Abandon Diverting Water from the Hasbani River
Lebanon's President Emile Lahoud reaffirmed the country's commitment to diverting water from the Hasbani River, which also supplies Israel, despite warnings from Israeli Prime Minister…
Following the Resignation of All Members of the Palestinian Authority Cabinet - 2002-09-12
All members of the Palestinian Authority cabinet resigned to preempt a vote of no confidence amid political tensions. Yasser Arafat has set a date for…
Lolita
The article discusses the 1998 film 'Lolita,' directed by Adrian Lyne, which faced significant challenges during its release in the U.S. due to protests from…
In the Company of Men
The article discusses the film 'In the Company of Men,' directed by Neil LaBute, which critiques corporate culture and sexual politics in America through the…
Nigerian Woman Sentenced to Stoning in Her Country Receives Honorary Citizenship of Rome
Safia Hosseini, a Nigerian woman who was sentenced to death by stoning for adultery but later acquitted, has traveled to Italy to receive honorary citizenship…
Earth Conference Concludes with Approval of Program - 2002-09-05
The Earth Conference concluded with a program aimed at reducing poverty and promoting environmental sustainability, supported by nearly 200 countries. The program includes commitments to…
Ariel Sharon: For the First Time, an Opportunity to Move Towards Peace with the Palestinians - 2002-09-05
Ariel Sharon expresses optimism about negotiating peace with Palestinians who reject terrorism, while a Palestinian official claims his words are a facade for military actions.…
U.S. Secretary of State Booed by Environmental Activists at Earth Summit
During the Earth Summit in South Africa, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell faced boos from environmental activists while discussing U.S. commitments to development aid…
Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia Welcome EU Peace Plan
Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia have expressed support for the EU's 'Roadmap' peace plan aimed at establishing a Palestinian state by 2005. Jordan's Foreign Minister…
Fifty-Sixth Turkish Prisoner Dies Due to Hunger Strike
Fatemeh Kouzeh, a 35-year-old Turkish woman, died after a 400-day hunger strike protesting prison conditions. Her death marks the fifty-sixth such case among Turkish prisoners,…
Israeli Forces Kill 5 Palestinians in West Bank Today - 2002-09-01
Israeli forces killed 5 Palestinians in the West Bank today, including four in Hebron and a 16-year-old in Jenin. The incidents highlight ongoing tensions and…