Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
March 2002
Suicide Bomber Injures Thirty-Two People
A suicide bomber in Tel Aviv injured 32 people, with five in critical condition. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility, while Yasser Arafat remains under…
The Catholic Church of England Opposes U.S. Military Action
The Catholic Church of England and Wales has publicly opposed U.S. military action against Iraq, warning it could escalate tensions in the Middle East. Cardinal…
One of Nazarbayev's Opposition Leaders Seeks Asylum in the French Embassy
Ghulam Jan Zakiyev, a leader of Kazakhstan's opposition party, has taken refuge in the French embassy to avoid arrest and demands an end to political…
Collision of Two Trains in Eastern Spain - 2002-03-31
Two passenger trains collided in eastern Spain, leading to at least 4 deaths and 90 injuries. The accident took place at Torre de Embarral station,…
Clash Between Australian Police and Protesters - 2002-03-30
Hundreds of protesters clashed with Australian police outside a detention camp for illegal immigrants, leading to the escape of at least five asylum seekers. The…
Knowledge and Society: Did U.S. Bombings in Afghanistan Contribute to Recent Earthquakes in Afghanistan? - 2002-03-30
A Columbia University professor argues that there is no connection between U.S. bombings in Afghanistan and the recent earthquakes in the country. This discussion is…
Mobile Hospitals for Afghan Earthquake Victims - 2002-03-30
International peacekeepers have established mobile hospitals in northern Afghanistan to assist earthquake victims after a devastating quake reportedly killed around 800 people. The response has…
Under the Microscope, March 27, 2002: The Beginning of the Arab Leaders Conference in Beirut - 2002-03-30
The Arab Leaders Conference commenced in Beirut on March 27, 2002, with Crown Prince Abdullah's peace plan being the central topic of discussion. This conference…
Britain and the United States Should Not Take Military Action Against Iraq - 2002-03-30
Cardinal Murphy O'Connor has called on Britain and the US to refrain from military action against Iraq, warning it could escalate tensions in the Middle…
Friendly Fire Causes Death of American Soldier
The first American soldier killed in Afghanistan, Private First Class Stanley Harriman, died from friendly fire rather than enemy action. This incident highlights the dangers…
Delay in North Korea-Japan Negotiations - 2002-03-29
North Korea has delayed negotiations with Japan over compensation for World War II victims, citing a lack of preparedness. The talks were set to focus…
Arrest of a Drug Trafficker in Mexico - 2002-03-29
Adan Medrano, a dangerous drug trafficker linked to the Gulf Cartel, was arrested in Mexico. He is wanted in the U.S. for threats against drug…
Two More Middle Eastern Groups Added to U.S. List
The U.S. has designated two additional Middle Eastern groups as foreign terrorist organizations, including an Algerian group and a Sunni Muslim group in Lebanon. This…
Mine Explosion Near Kandahar
A mine explosion near Kandahar resulted in the death of one U.S. soldier and injury to another during training. The incident highlights ongoing military operations…
Tribal Conflicts in Ghana - 2002-03-28
Tribal conflicts in northern Ghana have resulted in the deaths of forty-one individuals, including a tribal chief, following an attack by rival tribes. The Ghanaian…
New Talks Between the U.S. and Russia Regarding Iraq - 2002-03-28
U.S. and Russian diplomats are negotiating a review of UN sanctions against Iraq, which are set to expire soon. John Wolf and Yuri Fedotov are…
Start of Peace Negotiations in Sri Lanka with Tamil Rebels - 2002-03-28
The Sri Lankan government plans to start peace talks with Tamil rebels in early May, marking a significant step towards ending two decades of ethnic…
The $400 Billion Wealth of Iranians Living Abroad?
The article discusses the estimated $400 billion wealth of Iranians abroad and their potential for investment in Iran. Officials express a desire for these individuals…
Arab Leaders Approve Saudi Peace Plan
Arab leaders have approved a peace plan proposed by Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah, which calls for Israel to withdraw from occupied territories and establish a…
America Exits Economic Recession - 2002-03-27
Recent reports suggest that the U.S. is emerging from economic recession due to increased consumer confidence and rising industrial orders. This development is significant as…
Retrial of Suharto's Son, Former Indonesian President, Resumes
The retrial of Tommy Suharto, son of former Indonesian President Suharto, has resumed, where he faces charges of plotting to murder a judge who convicted…
Continued Killings in the Middle East - 2002-03-27
Israeli soldiers killed two armed Palestinians attempting to enter Israel from Gaza, resulting in minor injuries to an Israeli soldier and a colonel. The extremist…
Earthquake in Afghanistan - 2002-03-27
A devastating earthquake struck Afghanistan, resulting in at least 2,000 deaths and 4,000 injuries, with significant destruction in Baghlan province. The International Security Assistance Force…
Improvement in the US Economy - 2002-03-27
The US economy is showing signs of recovery from recession, driven by increased consumer confidence and higher factory orders. This trend is also reflected in…
Establishment of a New Satellite Network - 2002-03-27
European Union transport ministers have agreed to create a multi-billion dollar satellite network to enhance transportation efficiency. This network will aid in various modes of…
Signing of the Law Regarding Campaign Finance - 2002-03-27
President Bush signed a campaign finance law aimed at reducing the influence of money in politics. The law will regulate campaign finance and prohibit indirect…
Guaranteeing Equal Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2002-03-27
Major political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina have reached an agreement on constitutional reforms to ensure equal rights for ethnic minorities, including Serbs, Croats, and…
South Korean State Electric Company to Dismiss Over Three Thousand Striking Workers - 2002-03-26
The South Korean state electric company plans to fire over three thousand striking workers who did not comply with a government deadline. This follows a…
No Country Will Be Able to Effectively Fight Terrorism Alone
Vladimir Putin announced at an international conference in St. Petersburg that no single country can effectively combat terrorism alone and stressed the importance of global…
Fifty-Eighth Human Rights Conference in Geneva - 2002-03-26
The French Foreign Minister is attending the Fifty-Eighth Human Rights Conference in Geneva, with reports being provided by Mohammad Reza Shahid from Paris. This conference…
Abuja Conference Commences - 2002-03-25
The Abuja Conference has started in Nigeria, with leaders from around 20 African countries discussing economic revitalization strategies. The conference aims to attract $64 billion…
U.S. Vice President: Saddam Hussein Possesses Biological Weapons - 2002-03-25
U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney asserts that Saddam Hussein is actively pursuing weapons of mass destruction, including biological and nuclear weapons. This statement highlights the…
President Bush's South American Trip Concludes - 2002-03-25
President Bush concluded a four-day trip to Latin America, focusing on drug trafficking, terrorism, trade, and economic growth. He promised to push Congress for a…
Ariel Sharon Willing to Attend Arab Leaders Summit
Ariel Sharon has expressed interest in attending an upcoming Arab leaders summit in Beirut to discuss the Saudi peace plan. This proposal involves Israel normalizing…
Pervez Musharraf: We Must Win the War on Terror at Any Cost - 2002-03-24
Pervez Musharraf emphasized the necessity of winning the war on terror during a speech on Pakistan's National Day, proposing reforms in public security agencies. This…
52 Senators Urge President to Reconsider Sending Dick Cheney to the Middle East - 2002-03-24
52 U.S. Senators have called on President Bush to rethink sending Vice President Dick Cheney to the Middle East, citing concerns over Yasser Arafat's commitment…
Discovery of an Ancient City in Southern Italy - 2002-03-22
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient city in southern Italy that was destroyed by a flood over three thousand years ago. The city is comparable to…
Sending Stationery to Afghanistan - 2002-03-22
The U.S. President and First Lady participated in a ceremony to send school supplies to Afghanistan, including uniforms designed for Afghan girls. This initiative aims…
Egyptian Co-Pilot Responsible for Plane Crash
The family of the Egyptian co-pilot involved in the 1999 EgyptAir Flight 990 crash disputes an American investigation that blames him for the incident. They…
Pakistan Indicts Four Islamic Militants
Pakistani authorities have indicted four Islamic militants, including Ahmed Saeed Omar Sheikh, for the kidnapping and murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl. The trial is…
Russia Surpasses Saudi Arabia in Oil Production - 2002-03-22
Russia has overtaken Saudi Arabia in oil production for the first time since the 1980s, producing about 100,000 more barrels per day. This shift in…
Turkish Police Attack Kurds During Nowruz Celebrations - 2002-03-22
Turkish police clashed with Kurdish protesters during Nowruz celebrations, resulting in injuries and one death in Mersin. Approximately 100 arrests were made in Istanbul as…
Death of Another Prisoner in Turkey - 2002-03-22
A prisoner in Turkey has died after an extended hunger strike, marking the forty-ninth such death in protest against prison regulation changes. The individual was…
Friendly Basketball Match in Kabul Turns Violent - 2002-03-22
A friendly basketball game in Kabul escalated into violence when an Afghan spectator attacked an American player, leading to a shooting incident involving an Afghan…
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade Added to Terrorist Organizations List
The U.S. has designated the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade as a terrorist organization, restricting its members from entering the country or raising funds. This group is…
Immediate Actions to Prevent Palestinian Attacks - 2002-03-22
Yasser Arafat announced immediate measures to stop Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians following a suicide bombing in Jerusalem that killed three and injured forty. The…
Azerbaijan's Request to Russia for Cooperation on Oil Pipeline Construction
Azerbaijan is seeking Russia's cooperation in the construction of the Baku-Ceyhan oil pipeline, emphasizing mutual economic benefits. Ilham Aliyev urges Russia to allow its companies…
Israeli and Palestinian Security Officials Dialogue - 2002-03-22
Israeli and Palestinian security officials engaged in discussions with U.S. envoy Anthony Zinni regarding ceasefire efforts, following recent violent attacks. The talks were strained after…
Assassination of a Senior Economic Advisor of the Italian Government - 2002-03-21
Marco Biagi, a senior economic advisor in Italy known for controversial labor reforms, was assassinated by the Red Brigades. The group claimed responsibility for the…
Confronting Warlords in Afghanistan - 2002-03-21
Hamid Karzai is ready to confront local warlords in Afghanistan and has called for European support to expand peacekeeping operations beyond Kabul. His government is…
Invention of Anti-Smallpox Drug - 2002-03-21
American scientists have developed a new oral medication for smallpox, derived from an existing injectable drug. This development is crucial as the smallpox virus poses…
China Defends Its Decision to Allow North Korean Defectors to Leave Beijing
China has allowed a group of North Korean defectors to leave Beijing after they occupied the Spanish embassy, but it warns that this will not…
Iranian Heritage Day in New Jersey - 2002-03-20
James McGreevey, the Governor of New Jersey, declared March 20 as 'Iranian Heritage Day' to honor the contributions of the Iranian community in the state.…
Thousands of Afghan People Return to Their Homes - 2002-03-20
Thousands of Afghan refugees are returning home after being displaced by war and drought, with over 45,000 having returned from Pakistan. A new program is…
A Senior U.S. Intelligence Analyst Admits to Being a Cuban Spy for 16 Years - 2002-03-20
Ana Belen Montes, a senior U.S. intelligence analyst, confessed to spying for Cuba for 16 years while working at the Department of Defense. She faces…
A Palestinian militant group kills two Palestinian men accused of collaborating with Israel - 2002-03-20
The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade executed two Palestinian men accused of collaboration with Israel in Nablus. This incident reflects ongoing tensions and violence within Palestinian territories…
United Nations Awards Annual Refugee Prize to Norwegian Ship
The United Nations has awarded the Nansen Refugee Award to the crew of a Norwegian ship for rescuing 430 Afghan refugees from a sinking vessel.…
Warning from American and Canadian Commanders Regarding the Presence of Thousands of Al-Qaeda and Taliban Fighters - 2002-03-20
American and Canadian military leaders have issued warnings about the presence of thousands of Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters in eastern Afghanistan following a major offensive.…
Collapse of a Large Ice Shelf
A 32 square kilometer section of ice shelf in Antarctica has collapsed, creating thousands of icebergs. This event is significant as it marks the largest…
United Nations Conference on Eradicating Poverty Worldwide - 2002-03-19
The United Nations is hosting a conference in Monterrey, Mexico, focused on eradicating global poverty. Leaders from various nations are discussing financial aid, debt reduction,…
The Return of Mohammed Zahir Shah to Afghanistan - 2002-03-18
Former Afghan king Mohammed Zahir Shah is preparing to return to Afghanistan after 30 years in exile, expressing a desire to reconnect with his people.…
Los Angeles Report from Quds Razavi, March 13, 2002: Interview with Homa Sarshar about Fundraising for Iranica - 2002-03-17
Homa Sarshar, an Iranian writer in Los Angeles, talks about the fundraising efforts by a group of Iranian supporters for 'Iranica'. This highlights the diaspora's…
Half of Canadian Forces Return to Base - 2002-03-17
Half of the Canadian troops involved in operations in eastern Afghanistan have returned to Kabul after three days of engagement with Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters.…
Los Angeles Report from Quds Razavi, March 11, 2002: An Interview with Professor Ehsan Yarshater - 2002-03-17
A fundraising event for 'Iranica' took place in Los Angeles, featuring Professor Ehsan Yarshater discussing the importance of Iranica and Iranian national heritage. This event…
Mars Odyssey Begins Transmitting Useful Data to Earth - 2002-03-17
The Mars Odyssey spacecraft has started sending valuable data to Earth, revealing more about water on Mars. Astronauts improved the Hubble Space Telescope's effectiveness, and…
Status of a Sacred Site in Ayodhya - 2002-03-16
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee has called for Hindu and Muslim leaders in India to quickly resolve the conflict over a sacred site in Ayodhya…
Agreement of Oil Ministers of OPEC Member Countries - 2002-03-16
OPEC oil ministers agreed to extend current production cuts until June to stabilize global oil prices. This decision follows a previous cut of 1.5 million…
European Union Summit - 2002-03-16
The European Union summit in Barcelona has begun, involving leaders from 15 EU member states and 13 candidate countries discussing market integration and foreign policy…
Over 200 US Congress Members Call for Designation of Three Groups Linked to Arafat as Terrorist Organizations
Over 200 members of the US Congress have urged President Bush to classify three groups linked to Yasser Arafat as terrorist organizations. This move aims…
Spacecraft Designed to Take Tourists to Space
Russian engineers and American contractors have revealed a new spacecraft designed for space tourism, allowing amateur astronauts to experience weightlessness for three minutes. The cost…
American and Canadian Soldiers Kill Three Al-Qaeda Fighters - 2002-03-15
In eastern Afghanistan, American and Canadian soldiers killed three Al-Qaeda fighters during an armed clash. This incident is part of Operation Harpoon, which aims to…
Saudi Arabia's Religious Police and the Death of 14 Schoolgirls - 2002-03-14
In a tragic incident, 14 schoolgirls died in a fire in Mecca, allegedly due to the interference of the religious police who prevented their escape…
Britain Rejects Zimbabwe Presidential Election - 2002-03-14
Britain has rejected the legitimacy of Zimbabwe's presidential election that led to Robert Mugabe's victory, citing voter suppression. The Commonwealth observers have condemned the election,…
Supreme Court of Scotland to Issue Ruling on Lockerbie Bombing
The Supreme Court of Scotland is set to rule on the appeal of Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, convicted for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed…
Siege of Ramallah - 2002-03-13
Israeli forces are besieging Ramallah following a deadly assault that killed over 30 Palestinians. The situation escalated with clashes between Israeli soldiers and armed Palestinians,…
Baltic States' Membership in NATO - 2002-03-13
Defense ministers from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are visiting Washington to discuss their interest in joining NATO. They will meet with U.S. officials and aim…
Israeli Forces Enter Three Palestinian-Controlled Areas in Gaza and the West Bank - 2002-03-12
Israeli forces have entered multiple Palestinian-controlled areas in Gaza and the West Bank, resulting in clashes that led to casualties, including the death of a…
Bush: Success in Anti-Terror Operations Does Not Depend on Bin Laden's Fate - 2002-03-12
President Bush emphasized that the success of the anti-terrorism campaign should not be solely tied to Osama bin Laden's fate. He met with the families…
Iran Reflected in Global Media in the First Week of March - 2002-03-12
The article reviews various international media coverage of Iran in early March 2002, highlighting a security equipment exhibition, resource division in the Caspian Sea, an…
Attackers Wore Israeli Army Uniforms - 2002-03-12
Armed attackers in northern Israel killed six Israelis and injured six more while wearing Israeli army uniforms. Israeli forces responded by killing two attackers and…
Bombing of Al-Qaeda and Taliban Targets Continues - 2002-03-12
U.S. airstrikes against Al-Qaeda and Taliban targets in eastern Afghanistan are ongoing, intensifying pressure on their remnants. Several hundred U.S. and Afghan troops are engaged…
Will Yasser Arafat Be Allowed to Attend the Arab Leaders Meeting in Beirut?
In the wake of Israeli attacks on Palestinian refugee camps, significant casualties have occurred, prompting questions about Yasser Arafat's participation in an upcoming Arab leaders…
Russia Bans Chicken Meat Imports from the U.S.
Russia has imposed a ban on chicken meat imports from the U.S. due to concerns over antibiotics and Salmonella contamination. U.S. officials are meeting with…
Indian Prime Minister Says Situation in Ayodhya is Under Control
Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee announced that the situation in Ayodhya is under control amid tensions over a disputed religious site. Hindu activists plan…
Hamid Karzai Visits Moscow
Hamid Karzai is visiting Moscow to discuss Russia's role in Afghanistan's reconstruction and the issue of drug trafficking. This meeting is significant as it addresses…
Burma's Army is Being Purged - 2002-03-11
The military government of Burma is initiating a significant purge within its army following the thwarting of a coup linked to former dictator Ne Win's…
Muslims in Gujarat Reject Compromise - 2002-03-11
Muslim leaders in India have rejected a compromise proposed by Hindus regarding a disputed sacred site in Ayodhya. The site has been a point of…
Israeli Gunship Helicopters Attack Ramallah - 2002-03-11
Israeli gunship helicopters attacked Ramallah following two suicide attacks in Israel that killed 14 people. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and Hamas claimed responsibility for the…
Militant Hindus to Hold Prayer Ceremony in Ayodhya This Week
Militant Hindus plan to hold a prayer ceremony in Ayodhya, a site sacred to both Hindus and Muslims, despite recent violence in Gujarat. The proposal…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report from Germany: Iranian Demonstrations in Front of the Dom Church in Cologne - 2002-03-11
Iranians demonstrated in front of the Dom Church in Cologne, Germany, organized by the Association for the Defense of Political Prisoners in Iran. This event…
Report: Iran's Foreign Policy in the Spotlight - 2002-03-10
The President of Iran has traveled to Greece and Austria, drawing attention to the country's foreign policy. This visit is significant as it highlights Iran's…
Destruction of Yasser Arafat's Headquarters in Gaza - 2002-03-10
Israeli missile strikes destroyed Yasser Arafat's headquarters in Gaza following Palestinian attacks that killed 14 Israelis. The strikes are part of ongoing retaliatory violence amid…
At least 14 killed in two suicide attacks inside Israel
Two suicide attacks in Israel resulted in at least 14 deaths, with one bombing in Jerusalem and gunfire in Netanya. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade and…
The Story of Human Evolution - 2002-03-08
A new study reveals that at least two major waves of human migration occurred from Africa to other regions thousands of years ago, complicating the…
Israeli Attacks on Palestinian Areas in Gaza - 2002-03-06
Israeli forces conducted attacks on Palestinian areas in Gaza, resulting in casualties on both sides. The violence escalated with the death of a Palestinian woman…
Historical Calendar, March 5, 2002 - 2002-03-06
On March 5, 1770, British soldiers fired upon the citizens of Boston, marking a significant event in American history. This incident, known as the Boston…
Over 200 Al-Qaeda and Taliban Fighters Killed in Clashes So Far - 2002-03-06
In eastern Afghanistan, over 200 Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters have been killed during ongoing clashes, as reported by the U.S. Department of Defense. Afghan and…
OPEC Secretary General Visits Moscow
The OPEC Secretary General is in Moscow to convince Russia to maintain low oil exports, hoping to support OPEC's efforts to increase oil prices. Russia…
Death toll from India's worst communal violence exceeds 550
The death toll from severe communal violence in Gujarat, India, has exceeded 550, with ongoing clashes between Hindus and Muslims. The violence erupted following the…
Israeli Tanks Enter Rafah Camp in Gaza Strip - 2002-03-05
Israeli tanks have entered the Rafah camp in Gaza following a decision by the Israeli security cabinet to intensify military action against Palestinians after violent…
Supporters of Marc Ravalomanana, Leader of Madagascar's Opposition, Ignore Military Rule
Supporters of opposition leader Marc Ravalomanana in Madagascar are defying a military rule by establishing street barricades in the capital. This situation escalated following disputes…
China - Human Rights - March 5, 2002
On March 5, 2002, the U.S. Department of State released an annual report criticizing China's human rights record, leading to strong reactions from various countries.…
Report Shahid: Afghanistan Exhibition in Paris - 2002-03-05
An exhibition showcasing Afghanistan is taking place in Paris. It highlights the country's culture and history. This event is significant as it draws international attention…
Writings and Poems: The Story of Philip Hansen (Part One) - 2002-03-05
The article discusses the espionage case of Robert Philip Hansen, an FBI employee who betrayed the U.S. by passing secrets to the Soviet Union and…
Russia Postpones Solidarity with OPEC
Russia has delayed its decision to align with OPEC on oil production cuts intended to boost global oil prices. OPEC Secretary General Ali Rodriguez visited…
Continuation of War in Afghanistan - 2002-03-05
U.S. and Afghan forces are continuing military operations against Al-Qaeda and Taliban in eastern Afghanistan, resulting in significant casualties on both sides. At least eight…
Commonwealth Countries Delay Suspension of Zimbabwe's Membership Until After Elections
Commonwealth leaders have postponed the decision to suspend Zimbabwe's membership until after the upcoming presidential elections. The move has faced opposition from African leaders, while…
Two Thousand Coalition Soldiers Participate in Operation 'Anaconda' - 2002-03-05
Operation 'Anaconda' involves 2,000 coalition soldiers, including American and Afghan forces, aiming to dislodge Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters in eastern Afghanistan. The operation has resulted…
Decision on Building a Temple in Ayodhya - 2002-03-05
Hindu leaders in India have decided to let the Supreme Court determine the fate of a proposed temple in Ayodhya, a site also claimed by…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report from Germany, March 4, 2002
The report highlights the situation of families of German soldiers involved in peacekeeping missions in Afghanistan. It sheds light on their experiences and challenges. This…
African Leaders Decide to Support Zimbabwe - 2002-03-04
African leaders have chosen to support Zimbabwe amid attempts by white Commonwealth members to suspend its membership before upcoming elections. The political crisis in Zimbabwe,…
Will the Swiss People End Their Fifty-Year Neutrality?
Swiss voters are deciding on a referendum that could end the country's long-standing neutrality and allow it to join the United Nations. Government officials support…
In a suicide bombing in the Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Jerusalem, 9 Israelis were killed - 2002-03-03
A suicide bombing in Jerusalem's Orthodox Jewish neighborhood killed 9 Israelis, claimed by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade. Concurrently, the Israeli army is preparing to withdraw…
Iranian Press Community's Reaction to the Murder of Daniel Pearl - 2002-03-02
The Iranian press community reacted to the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl, with the Islamic Republic's newspapers commenting on the statement issued by the Iranian…
Israel Withdraws from One Refugee Camp in the West Bank
Israeli soldiers have withdrawn from the Jenin refugee camp in the West Bank but remain in the Balata camp. This withdrawal follows the Palestinian Authority's…
Extension of International Peacekeepers' Mission in Afghanistan
Kofi Annan urged for the extension of the international peacekeepers' mission in Afghanistan, warning that their withdrawal could lead to chaos. A recent mortar attack…
Exploratory spacecraft discovers extensive areas on the surface of Mars
The Mars Odyssey spacecraft has discovered large areas on Mars that likely contain ice, revealing significant hydrogen levels near the south pole. This finding suggests…
Palestinian Authority Says It Will Not Negotiate with Israel
The Palestinian Authority has declared it will not negotiate with Israel until Israeli troops withdraw from West Bank refugee camps. Recent clashes resulted in casualties…
Israel and Palestinians - 2002-03-02
Israeli soldiers withdrew from the Jenin refugee camp but remain in the Balata camp. The Palestinian Authority announced a suspension of negotiations with Israel until…