Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
January 2003
Support of Political Leaders from Eight European Countries for the U.S. Regarding Iraq - 2003-01-31
On January 30, 2003, leaders from eight European countries expressed their support for the U.S. military action in Iraq. The countries involved include the UK,…
Report from UN Inspectors - 2003-01-30
UN inspectors submitted a report to the Security Council about their findings in Iraq, indicating limited cooperation from the Iraqi government. This matter is significant…
Hyundai Transferred Two Hundred Million Dollars to North Korea - January 30, 2003
Hyundai secretly transferred $200 million to North Korea just before a historic summit between the two Koreas. This transfer, part of a government loan, has…
Israel's Covert Operation to Kill Members of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade - 2003-01-30
Israeli undercover forces killed two Palestinians in Tulkarm, claiming both were members of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, though Palestinians dispute this. Israeli military operations are…
Repercussions of Controversial Remarks by a Thai Actress in Cambodia - 2003-01-29
Protests erupted in Phnom Penh against a Thai actress's comments about Angkor Wat, leading to police firing on demonstrators who attacked the Thai embassy. The…
American Soldiers Pursue Afghan Rebels in Southern Afghanistan - 2003-01-29
American soldiers are actively searching for Afghan rebels in southern Afghanistan following a deadly clash that resulted in 18 rebel deaths. The rebels are reportedly…
American and Afghan Soldiers in Search of Insurgents - 2003-01-29
American and Afghan forces are conducting reconnaissance operations in southeastern Afghanistan to locate insurgents following a recent battle in Spin Boldak that resulted in the…
President Bush's State of the Union Address - 2003-01-29
President George W. Bush delivered his State of the Union address, addressing the challenges facing America and urging citizens to confront these issues with determination.…
President Bush's Annual Address on the Current State of the Nation - 2003-01-28
President Bush's annual address focuses on justifying a potential war against Iraq and promoting a $674 billion economic recovery plan. The speech is not a…
President Bush Will Not Declare War on Iraq in Tonight's Speech
President Bush is set to deliver a significant speech to Congress, emphasizing the need for military action against Iraq without declaring war. The speech will…
In Response to Increased Likelihood of War, Stock Indices in International Markets Plummeted - 2003-01-28
Stock indices worldwide fell sharply due to fears of impending war following a UN report on Iraq's non-compliance with a Security Council resolution. The Dow…
President Bush to Present Annual Report on National Situation to Congress
President Bush is set to deliver his annual report to Congress, focusing on Iraq and the U.S. economy. The report will not declare war but…
Two Afghan Soldiers Killed in Shooting by Unknown Gunmen at Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
Two Afghan soldiers were killed and one civilian injured in shootings by unknown gunmen at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. Additionally, a U.S. Special Forces soldier was…
Calendar Day, January 27: Formation of the National Geographic Society of America - 2003-01-27
On January 27, 1888, the National Geographic Society was founded in Washington by a group of American scientists, explorers, and educators. This organization has played…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: The Meeting of EU Foreign Ministers Concludes - 2003-01-27
The meeting of EU Foreign Ministers in Brussels has concluded, with German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer expressing satisfaction regarding discussions on the Iraq crisis. This…
USA: We will wait for inspectors to submit their report to the Security Council - 2003-01-26
The US government is waiting for UN inspectors to submit their report on Iraq before considering military action. Iraqi scientists are refusing private interviews with…
Ambush on UN Aid Convoy in Afghanistan Leaves Two Dead
An ambush on a UN aid convoy in Nangarhar, Afghanistan resulted in the deaths of two Afghan security officers. No aid workers were injured in…
Computer Virus Damages Internet Networks in South Korea - 2003-01-26
A dangerous computer virus has affected internet networks in South Korea, causing significant slowdowns globally, especially in Asia. Engineers are working to resolve the issues…
Severe Security Measures at the Venue of the World Economic Forum
Severe security measures were enforced in Davos, Switzerland, where hundreds of protesters gathered to oppose globalization during the World Economic Forum. Riot police blocked access…
Vaccination Plan for Emergency and Health Workers in Connecticut, USA - 2003-01-25
A smallpox vaccination program for emergency and health workers began in Connecticut with only 3 volunteers, far below the expected turnout of 12. Concerns over…
Charges Officially Announced Today Against Asif Zahir and Mohammad Bashar - 2003-01-25
Two Islamic militants, Asif Zahir and Mohammad Bashar, have been formally charged in connection with a suicide bombing that killed eleven French engineers in Pakistan.…
China Calls for Direct Air Route Between China and Taiwan
China has requested the establishment of a direct air route to Taiwan as both sides prepare for indirect flights. The Taiwanese government is open to…
Ivory Coast Government: Liberian Soldiers Collaborate with Rebel Forces Against the Government
The Ivory Coast government has accused Liberian soldiers of collaborating with local rebels against government forces, endangering ongoing peace negotiations in France. President Laurent Gbagbo…
Iraqi Scientists Refuse to Interview with UN Inspectors - 2003-01-23
Iraqi scientists are refusing to interview with UN weapons inspectors, despite government encouragement. The U.S. has requested interviews with these scientists outside Iraq to gather…
In Britain, a group of anti-war protesters prepares to travel to Iraq - 2003-01-23
A group of 50 anti-war protesters in Britain is preparing to travel to Iraq to act as human shields against potential US and British attacks.…
Israeli Police Prevents Potential Bombing
Israeli police thwarted a potential bombing by intercepting a vehicle loaded with explosives. Clashes occurred in the West Bank as Israeli forces demolished Palestinian businesses,…
Interview with Kiumars Dor Keshideh - 2003-01-22
The article features an interview with Kiumars Dor Keshideh, an editor involved in media and journalism, discussing his participation in a meeting of Reporters Without…
Persian Internet of Voice of America Needs Volunteers
Voice of America's Persian Internet section is seeking volunteers to contribute content on various topics. Currently, there is no financial compensation available for contributors. This…
Israeli Forces and Hezbollah Fighters Clash
Israeli forces clashed with Palestinian demonstrators in the West Bank while destroying shops, claiming they were illegally built. Concurrently, for the first time in four…
Source Code of Windows Operating System Given to Russia - 2003-01-21
Microsoft has provided the source code of its Windows operating system to Russia as part of an international effort to enhance information systems. This move…
Foreign Ministers of Security Council Member States Adopt Declaration Against Terrorism - 2003-01-21
The foreign ministers of UN Security Council member states unanimously adopted a declaration urging all UN members to enhance their actions against terrorism. This declaration…
Interview with Narges Mohammadi about the Role of Women in Iranian Media - 2003-01-21
An interview was conducted with Narges Mohammadi regarding the role of women in Iranian media, following her participation in a Reporters Without Borders event. This…
Seven Thousand German Soldiers Will Protect Air, Naval, and Ground Bases in Germany
Starting January 24, 2003, seven thousand German soldiers will be deployed to protect military bases in Germany for two years. This operation is significant as…
Possibility of Reaching an Agreement in Ivory Coast Negotiations - 2003-01-21
French mediators express optimism about reaching a peace agreement in Ivory Coast negotiations before the deadline. President Jacques Chirac is scheduled to meet with President…
I Salute You, Mary
The film 'I Salute You, Mary' directed by Jean-Luc Godard faced global condemnation from the Catholic Church and protesters for its perceived blasphemy. Despite the…
Peace Talks for Ivory Coast Progressing in France - 2003-01-21
Peace talks in France are advancing to resolve a four-month conflict in Ivory Coast, with the government, opposition, and rebels nearing agreement on election eligibility.…
Meeting of Foreign Ministers of UN Security Council Member States in New York - 2003-01-20
Foreign ministers from UN Security Council member states are meeting in New York to evaluate the global fight against terrorism and discuss arms programs in…
Golden Globe Winners - January 20, 2003
The Golden Globe Awards held on January 20, 2003, recognized notable films and performances, with "The Hours" winning Best Drama and Nicole Kidman awarded Best…
Ariel Sharon agrees with President Bush's proposal for peace with the Palestinians - 2003-01-20
Ariel Sharon supports President Bush's peace proposal for the Palestinians but criticizes the Quartet for wanting to include Yasser Arafat in the process. Both Sharon…
Chavez's Warning to Food Producers - 2003-01-19
Hugo Chavez has threatened food producers involved in a strike, accusing them of trying to weaken the populace through hunger. He appointed a new military…
Continued Protests in Venezuela - 2003-01-19
Over 100,000 people protested in Caracas against President Hugo Chavez following his threat to exit negotiations to end a prolonged strike. The demonstrators called for…
Washington Today, Sunday, was the Scene of a March by Youth Against the Possibility of War in Iraq - 2003-01-19
Youth and students in Washington marched against the potential war in Iraq, following global protests. The demonstrators called for peaceful solutions, reflecting a significant anti-war…
65% of Britons Believe War with Iraq is Inevitable - 2003-01-19
A recent survey reveals that 65% of Britons think war with Iraq is unavoidable, with 75% believing Saddam Hussein has developed weapons of mass destruction.…
On Sunday, the People of Cuba Went to the Polls to Cast Their Votes in Elections
On Sunday, Cubans participated in one-party elections despite opposition calls for a boycott. Fidel Castro, the long-standing president, voted in Santiago as he seeks re-election.…
The First Large Group of Peacekeepers from West African Countries Arrives in Ivory Coast - 2003-01-19
A significant contingent of West African peacekeepers has arrived in Ivory Coast to support a ceasefire agreement amid ongoing civil conflict. This group includes Senegalese…
American Protectors of Mr. Karzai - 2003-01-19
American agents are currently providing security for President Karzai, but Afghan protectors are set to take over within six months to a year after receiving…
Critical Phase for Ending the Conflict in Ivory Coast - 2003-01-19
Delegations are in a critical phase of negotiations to end the Ivory Coast conflict, with hopes for an agreement before an upcoming summit of African…
Australian Officials Estimate Fire Damage in Hundreds of Millions of Dollars - 2003-01-19
Fires in Canberra, Australia have resulted in four deaths, the destruction of hundreds of homes, and the displacement of thousands. Prime Minister John Howard has…
Alexander Losykov Presents Plan to Resolve Nuclear Crisis to Pyongyang Leaders - 2003-01-19
Alexander Losykov from Russia has proposed a plan to North Korea to resolve its nuclear crisis, expecting a response soon. The U.S. is also open…
Protests Against Potential War with Iraq Continue for Second Consecutive Day - 2003-01-19
Protests against a potential war with Iraq continued for a second day, with demonstrations in Washington and other cities worldwide. The protests involved several hundred…
Ariel Sharon: The Peace Plan Prepared by the Quartet Should Not Be Taken Seriously - 2003-01-19
Ariel Sharon dismissed the Quartet's Middle East peace plan as insignificant in an interview, stating it should not be taken seriously. The Quartet, comprising the…
Production of the First Afghan Film After the Fall of the Taliban - 2003-01-18
The first Afghan film, titled 'Rainbow', is nearing completion in Kabul following the Taliban's fall. This marks a significant cultural milestone for Afghanistan as it…
Interview with Dr. Ismail Adibi on the Economic Situation in America Last Year, Parts One and Two - 2003-01-18
The article features an interview with Dr. Ismail Adibi regarding the economic conditions in the United States over the past year. This discussion is significant…
Demonstration in Ivory Coast Concurrent with Fourth Day of Peace Talks in France - 2003-01-18
Thousands marched in Ivory Coast during the ongoing civil war, coinciding with peace talks in France. Government supporters rallied in Abidjan while rebels in Bouake…
First Jaw Replacement Surgery - 2003-01-18
Italian surgeons have conducted the first successful jaw replacement surgery, replacing the jaw of an 80-year-old cancer patient with that of a deceased donor. This…
President Bush Emphasizes Accelerating Economic Growth - 2003-01-18
President Bush is advocating for measures to boost economic growth through support for small businesses, including tax exemptions and limits on lawsuit damages. This initiative…
General Richard Myers: War Between the U.S. and Iraq is Still Avoidable - 2003-01-18
General Richard Myers asserted that war between the U.S. and Iraq can still be avoided despite the military buildup in the region. He highlighted the…
President Bush Visits Five American Soldiers - 2003-01-18
President Bush visited five injured American soldiers in a Washington hospital, praising their bravery and service. The visit was criticized by some Democrats as hypocritical…
American Soldiers Discover Four Secret Weapon Depots in Various Locations in Afghanistan - 2003-01-17
American soldiers found four secret weapon depots in Afghanistan, including a significant cache in Bamiyan. One soldier was injured during a raid in Herat and…
USA: Can Closing Palestinian Colleges Contribute to Peace and Security?
The U.S. has criticized Israel's closure of Palestinian universities in response to recent violence, questioning its effectiveness for peace. Israel argues the closures are necessary…
First Radio Program of Tamil Rebels - 2003-01-16
The Tamil rebels in Sri Lanka have launched their first radio broadcasts in government-controlled areas, marking a significant development in their long-standing struggle for an…
Three Palestinians Killed in Clashes with Israeli Soldiers Last Night
Three Palestinians were killed in clashes with Israeli soldiers in the West Bank, including two teenagers and a mentally ill man. The incidents highlight ongoing…
Statement by Reporters Without Borders Regarding Arrests in Iran - 2003-01-15
Two journalists, Alireza Eshraghi and Rahman Ahmadi, have been arrested in Iran. Reporters Without Borders has issued a statement condemning these arrests. This situation highlights…
Hans Blix Visits Several Locations in Iraq - 2003-01-14
Hans Blix, head of the UN weapons inspection team, visited Iraq to expand inspections with U.S. and British intelligence support. President Bush expressed frustration over…
Seizure of Military Equipment Shipment to Iraq in Lebanon - 2003-01-14
Lebanese customs seized a military equipment shipment intended for Iraq, arresting two Lebanese nationals. Additionally, two German traders are on trial for illegally selling technology…
Clashes on Sunday between Israelis and Palestinians left at least 10 dead and 16 injured
Clashes between Israelis and Palestinians resulted in at least 10 deaths and 16 injuries, with Islamic Jihad claiming responsibility for one attack. The ongoing violence…
An Inside Look: Interview with Hadi Kahalzadeh Regarding the Student Movement in Iran - 2003-01-13
The article features an interview with Hadi Kahalzadeh discussing the Iranian student movement and the outcomes of recent protests. Kahalzadeh, a prominent figure in the…
North Korea: If the U.S. Attacks, North Korea Will Respond Severely - 2003-01-13
North Korea has ramped up its rhetoric against the U.S., warning of severe retaliation if attacked. Meanwhile, a U.S. envoy has urged North Korea to…
Venezuelan Soldiers Fire Tear Gas at Marchers, Leaving 19 Injured - 2003-01-13
Venezuelan soldiers used tear gas against opposition marchers, injuring 19, including a journalist. The protest was in support of a general strike affecting the country's…
Two Palestinian Boys Injured by Gunfire
Two Palestinian boys were injured by gunfire in a Jewish settlement in Gaza, with conflicting accounts regarding the source of the gunfire. Additionally, a Palestinian…
Two Malaysian Men Suspected of Membership in 'Jemaah Islamiyah' Arrested
Malaysian police arrested two religious teachers suspected of being members of the extremist group Jemaah Islamiyah, linked to the deadly Bali bombings. This highlights ongoing…
According to the U.S. Secretary of Defense's order, 62,000 more soldiers are heading to the Persian Gulf - 2003-01-12
The U.S. Secretary of Defense has ordered the deployment of 62,000 additional soldiers to the Persian Gulf, aiming to raise the total to 150,000 by…
Competition Between Ohio and Miami University Football Teams - 2003-01-12
The article discusses the rivalry between the Ohio and Miami University football teams, while also highlighting the competition between the two female presidents of these…
OPEC Increases Oil Production by One Million and Five Hundred Thousand Barrels per Day - 2003-01-12
OPEC has decided to increase oil production by 1.5 million barrels per day to offset declines from Venezuela's oil strike. This decision is crucial to…
The Iraq Issue from France's Perspective - January 11, 2003
The French deputy spokesperson addressed questions about Iraq during a press conference, highlighting France's perspective on the issue. This is significant as it reflects France's…
Dismissal of One Thousand Oil Workers in Venezuela to Break Strikes - 2003-01-11
Hugo Chavez has dismissed one thousand oil workers to counter widespread strikes disrupting Venezuela's oil industry. The strikes, initiated by the opposition, aim to remove…
Concern of Reporters Without Borders in Paris Regarding the Situation of Journalists in Iran - 2003-01-10
Reporters Without Borders has raised alarms about the treatment of journalists in Iran, highlighting ongoing issues faced by the press. This concern is reported by…
Senior Inspectors: Baghdad is Not Fully Cooperating with UN Experts - 2003-01-10
UN weapons inspectors reported that Baghdad is not fully cooperating with their efforts, inspecting multiple sites including a pharmaceutical company and a missile workshop. This…
Clash Between Afghan Government Soldiers and Supporters of the Overthrown Taliban Regime - 2003-01-09
A clash in Kandahar province between Afghan government soldiers and Taliban supporters resulted in four deaths. The incident occurred near Spin Boldak, with U.S. special…
US-North Korea Relations Deteriorate
US-North Korea relations have worsened as both sides adopt harder stances instead of negotiating. The US demands North Korea outline its commitments, while North Korea…
Seventy-Five Dead and Five Injured in Turkish Plane Crash - 2003-01-09
A Turkish airline plane crashed in southeastern Turkey, resulting in seventy-five fatalities and five injuries. The RJ100 jet was flying from Istanbul to Diyarbakir when…
Peruvian Passenger Plane Disappears Over Amazon Rainforest - 2003-01-09
A Peruvian passenger plane with 42 people on board has gone missing over the Amazon rainforest. The plane was approaching Chachapoyas when the pilot sent…
Twenty Armed Men Attack Peshawar Cable Television Station Causing Significant Damage - 2003-01-09
Twenty armed men attacked a cable television station in Peshawar, destroying equipment and prompting the station to suspend operations indefinitely. The attack reflects rising tensions…
Pop and Rock Music News in America: Dixie Chick Makes Film Debut; Urban Cowboy to Hit Broadway - January 9, 2003
Natalie Maines from Dixie Chicks is making her film debut in 'Big Hero' alongside Julia Roberts and Bruce Willis. The musical 'Urban Cowboy' is set…
Tony Blair: UN Weapons Inspectors in Iraq Must Be Given Enough Time and Space to Fulfill Their Duties
Tony Blair emphasizes the need for UN weapons inspectors to have sufficient time to report on Iraq's disarmament, stating that the January 27 deadline should…
Interview with Mr. Abdollah Momeni: Iranian Students on Holding a Referendum - 2003-01-08
Mr. Abdollah Momeni discusses Iranian students' political demands for a referendum in universities. The conversation highlights the students' desire for political reform and engagement. This…
A Look at Some Moments in History Over the Past Century - 2003-01-08
The article reflects on key historical moments over the past century, highlighting the introduction of the Ford 'A' car, the Wright brothers' first flight, and…
Turkey Adjusts Its Policy Regarding the Divided Island of Cyprus - 2003-01-08
Turkey is modifying its approach to the Cyprus issue to align with a UN proposal for power-sharing between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. This change is…
India Plans to Expel Millions of Illegal Bangladeshi Migrants
India plans to expel millions of illegal Bangladeshi migrants, prompting a denial from the Bangladeshi government regarding the residency of its citizens in India. This…
Palestinian Witnesses: Israeli Soldiers Shot and Killed a Palestinian
Israeli soldiers reportedly shot and killed a Palestinian in Gaza, while the Israeli army remains silent on the incident. This follows a series of violent…
Report by 'Reporters Without Borders' on Internet Control in Iran - 2003-01-08
Reporters Without Borders has released a statement concerning the Iranian government's efforts to control internet networks and restrict freedom of expression online. This statement highlights…
Rwandan Genocide Survivors Oppose Release of Prisoners - 2003-01-08
Survivors of the Rwandan genocide oppose the release of around 40,000 prisoners suspected of involvement in the atrocities. The Ibuka organization argues that this release…
President Bush: The United States Does Not Intend to Attack North Korea - 2003-01-07
President Bush reassured that the U.S. will not attack North Korea but expects compliance with nuclear disarmament. The IAEA has warned North Korea to allow…
Expulsion of Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants from India - 2003-01-07
India plans to expel over twenty million illegal Bangladeshi immigrants due to security concerns. This decision follows a meeting of security officials and aims to…
British Prime Minister Defends Support for US Policy on Iraq - 2003-01-07
British Prime Minister Tony Blair defended his support for US policy on Iraq during a meeting with ambassadors, emphasizing the importance of the US-UK alliance.…
On This Day, January 6: The First Telegraph Successfully Tested - 2003-01-06
On January 6, 1838, Samuel Morse successfully tested the first telegraph, marking a significant advancement in communication technology. This event is notable for its historical…
A rebel group in Ivory Coast attacks French peacekeepers - 2003-01-06
A rebel group in Ivory Coast attacked French peacekeepers using mortars. The French military considers the attack serious but not a violation of the ceasefire…
Russia Calls on the United States Not to Undertake Military Action Against Iraq Without Prior UN Approval - 2003-01-06
Russia has urged the United States to refrain from military action against Iraq without UN approval, labeling such actions as unlawful. Russian Defense Minister Sergey…
At least fifteen students killed in a bus accident near Bandar Abbas
A tragic bus accident near Bandar Abbas resulted in the deaths of at least fifteen students and injuries to eighteen others. The students were traveling…
UN Weapons Inspectors Expand Searches in Northern and Southern Iraq - 2003-01-05
UN weapons inspectors are intensifying their search for banned weapons in Iraq, establishing a new office in Mosul and inspecting locations in Basra. This is…
Senior South Korean Officials Head to Washington for Talks on North Korean Nuclear Crisis - 2003-01-05
Senior officials from South Korea are in Washington to address the North Korean nuclear crisis, with Russia offering its assistance. This meeting highlights the collaborative…
Tensions Escalate After Shooting in Caracas - 2003-01-05
Tensions in Venezuela have escalated after shootings during pro-Chavez demonstrations, injuring police officers and resulting in deaths. A general strike against President Hugo Chavez is…
Russia Warns the U.S. Against Military Action Against Iraq - 2003-01-05
Russia has issued a warning to the U.S. against launching military operations in Iraq without UN approval, emphasizing the importance of international consensus. This statement…
Five Israeli Soldiers and One Palestinian Injured in Today's Shootings
Five Israeli soldiers and one Palestinian were injured in shootings in Jenin. The incident is part of ongoing violence between Israelis and Palestinians and follows…
UN Weapons Inspectors Extend Inspections to Northern and Southern Regions of Iraq - 2003-01-04
UN weapons inspectors have expanded their operations in Iraq to include northern and southern regions, with teams deployed to Mosul and Basra. This development is…
U.S. Military Forces May Enter Pakistani Territory in Pursuit of Afghan Fighters - 2003-01-04
The U.S. asserts its right to enter Pakistan in pursuit of Afghan fighters, a policy reportedly not accepted by Pakistan. This situation highlights the complex…
Watching Foreign Films: One of the Afghan People's Pastimes
After the fall of the Taliban regime, Afghan people have taken to watching foreign films as a popular pastime. This shift reflects a broader cultural…
Islamabad Officials: Pakistan Will Not Allow American Soldiers to Enter from Afghanistan Border - 2003-01-03
Islamabad officials have declared that Pakistan will not permit American troops to enter its territory from Afghanistan, despite U.S. claims of a longstanding policy allowing…
President Bush: The Day of Reckoning for Saddam Hussein is Approaching - 2003-01-03
President Bush indicates that Saddam Hussein's accountability is imminent, while expressing hope for a peaceful resolution. The U.S. is preparing for potential military action as…
French Foreign Minister Arrives in Ivory Coast to End Rebellion - 2003-01-03
French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin is in Ivory Coast to negotiate an end to the ongoing civil war and instability. He is engaging with…
Manama, Headquarters of the U.S. Fifth Fleet, Witnessed Anti-American Protests - 2003-01-03
Today, around 400 people protested in Manama, Bahrain, against the presence of U.S. forces, following Friday prayers. The demonstrators called for the expulsion of American…
Israel Blows Up Home of Local Leader of Islamic Jihad Group in Hebron - 2003-01-03
Israel has destroyed the home of a local Islamic Jihad leader in Hebron, citing security reasons. Concurrently, clashes in a West Bank detention center involved…
Military Trial of American Pilot for the Incident Leading to the Death of Canadian Soldiers in Afghanistan
An American pilot is facing a military trial for the accidental killing of four Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan, with claims that he was pressured to…
Use of Amphetamine Pills by American Pilot - 2003-01-02
Major William Umbach's defense attorney claims he was compelled to take amphetamines during a mission that led to the accidental deaths of four Canadian soldiers.…
New and Severe Security Measures in Immigration Detention Centers in Australia - 2003-01-02
The Australian government has enacted strict security measures in immigration detention centers following recent riots. Fifteen detainees near Sydney have been transferred to a high-security…
Global Warming
American researchers have found that global warming is forcing various species to migrate and alter their behaviors, with significant ecological consequences. The study highlights the…
Dr. Qasem Shoaleh Saadi's Response to Kaveh Parsi - 2003-01-01
Dr. Qasem Shoaleh Saadi addresses Kaveh Parsi's criticisms of President Khatami's administration while also discussing Iran's stake in the Caspian Sea resources. This exchange highlights…
Peace Treaty Between Japan and Russia - January 1, 2003
Japan and Russia have reached an agreement on a peace treaty to officially end World War II hostilities. The treaty involves resolving disputes over four…
New Year's Celebration in New York - January 1, 2003
The New Year's celebration took place in New York amidst strict security measures. The event is reported by VOA Persian, highlighting the significance of security…
Iran's Aviation Industry Will Face Serious Problems
Iran's aviation industry is on the brink of crisis due to ongoing U.S. sanctions affecting the purchase of aircraft and spare parts. Minister Ahmad Khorram…