June 2002
World Food Programme Concludes Four-Day Meeting in Rome
The World Food Programme wrapped up a four-day meeting in Rome, reiterating its goal to halve global hunger by 2015, a commitment made in 1996.…
Southern Africa Faces the World's Largest Food Crisis
Southern Africa is experiencing a severe food crisis affecting 13 million people across six countries. James Morris, head of the World Food Programme, has called…
Trial of an American Journalist Begins in Zimbabwe
An American journalist, Andromeldram, is on trial in Zimbabwe for allegedly publishing false reports, drawing criticism from the U.S. government. This case highlights ongoing concerns…
Threat of Hunger and Famine for 13 Million People in 6 Southern African Countries - 2002-06-11
The World Food Programme's Executive Director has highlighted the critical situation of hunger affecting 13 million people in Southern Africa during a meeting in Rome.…
International Conference on Combating Hunger Begins in Rome
An international conference on combating hunger has started in Rome, with over 180 countries participating. Kofi Annan emphasized the need for better access to resources…
Kofi Annan Calls for Serious Actions to Reduce Hunger in the World - 2002-06-10
Kofi Annan emphasized the need for urgent actions to tackle global hunger during a UN summit in Rome. The conference gathered representatives from 182 countries…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: The Situation in Afghanistan After the Preliminary Loya Jirga Elections - 2002-06-03
The article reports on the situation in Afghanistan after the preliminary Loya Jirga elections, featuring insights from Saaduddin Saljuqi, an Afghan diplomat. This is significant…
Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's Reign in England - 2002-06-02
Britain celebrated the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's reign with church ceremonies attended by the queen. The event was significant enough to require schedule…