Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
March 2004
In Uzbekistan Clashes, 20 Terrorists and 3 Police Officers Killed - 2004-03-31
In Uzbekistan, a government operation resulted in the deaths of 20 suspected terrorists and 3 police officers following a series of deadly explosions in Tashkent…
Deadline for Decision on Cyprus Issue Has Passed - 2004-03-31
The Turkish and Greek leaders of Cyprus face a deadline to accept a UN plan for reunification or let the UN Secretary-General take over the…
An American soldier killed in a bomb explosion in western Baghdad - 2004-03-31
An American soldier was killed and another injured in a bomb explosion in western Baghdad, part of the Sunni Triangle. This follows a similar attack…
Iraqi Rebels Kill 4 Civilians Working for Coalition Forces - 2004-03-31
Iraqi rebels killed 4 civilians working for U.S. coalition forces in Fallujah, a city known for anti-American sentiment. The White House condemned the attacks, highlighting…
Ahmad Qurei Welcomes Possible Israeli Withdrawal from West Bank
Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmad Qurei has cautiously welcomed the potential withdrawal of Israeli forces from the West Bank, urging that it should be part of…
The First Group of Two Thousand U.S. Marines Arrives in Afghanistan - 2004-03-31
The first group of 2,000 U.S. Marines has arrived in Afghanistan to assist in capturing Osama bin Laden and other militants. Their deployment will take…
OPEC Ministers Agree to Reduce Oil Production Quotas
OPEC ministers have decided to cut oil production quotas by 4%, equating to one million barrels per day, despite high prices. The U.S. government is…
Muslim Leaders in Britain Call on Muslims to Fight Terrorism - 2004-03-31
Muslim leaders in Britain have urged the Muslim community to combat terrorism following police raids that led to arrests and the discovery of bomb-making materials.…
Hamid Karzai's Request to the International Community - 2004-03-31
Hamid Karzai has appealed to the international community during a donors' conference in Berlin to prevent Afghanistan from becoming a refuge for drug traffickers and…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 31, 2004
The article provides a summary of the content and themes present in Washington newspapers on March 31, 2004. It highlights the perspectives and issues being…
Report Shahid: Reflection of News Related to Saddam Hussein in French Media - 2004-03-31
A special correspondent reports on how French media is covering the future of Iraq and Saddam Hussein's fate, highlighting a disagreement between his French lawyer…
Investigation into Moroccan Islamic Fighters Group Regarding Madrid Bombing - 2004-03-30
Spanish authorities are investigating a Moroccan Islamic group linked to the March 11 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people. Arrests have been made, including…
An American Soldier Killed in Bomb Explosion in an Area West of Baghdad - 2004-03-30
An American soldier was killed in a bomb explosion near Al-Habaniyah, Iraq, while a separate suicide bombing targeted the police chief's house in Hillah. Protests…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 30, 2004
On March 30, 2004, the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of Washington newspapers, highlighting key issues and discussions in the U.S.…
On This Day, March 30: Purchase of Alaska from Russia - 2004-03-30
On March 30, 1867, the United States acquired Alaska from Russia for $7 million. This significant transaction expanded U.S. territory and influence in North America.…
Seven World Swimming Records Broken at U.S. College Championships - 2004-03-29
At the U.S. College Swimming Championships, seven world records were broken, primarily by swimmers from the University of Texas, including Aaron Peirsol and Ian Crocker.…
A Suicide Bomber in Afghanistan Shot Dead
A suicide bomber was shot dead by American soldiers in Afghanistan while attempting to attack a military convoy. This incident occurred near Jalalabad and comes…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 29, 2004
On March 29, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the major newspapers in Washington, D.C. This review…
During an Israeli raid on a house, a Palestinian man was shot dead
An Israeli military operation in the West Bank resulted in the death of a Palestinian man, who was claimed by the Israeli army to be…
Islamic Militants Release Pakistani Hostages
Islamic militants have released eleven Pakistani soldiers and two government officials after a negotiation with tribal elders. This release coincides with the Pakistani Army's withdrawal…
In the Latest Wave of Violence in Iraq, Two Killed and Several Injured
Two British nationals were killed in Mosul and several others were injured in bomb attacks in Kirkuk and Baqubah. The violence highlights ongoing security issues…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 28, 2004
On March 28, 2004, the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This analysis is relevant for…
The White House Takes an Aggressive Stance Against Richard Clarke - 2004-03-27
The White House is aggressively countering claims made by Richard Clarke, a former counter-terrorism advisor, who stated that President Bush did not prioritize terrorism before…
Young Boy Shot and Killed in West Bank - 2004-03-27
A young boy was shot and killed in the West Bank amidst ongoing violence between Israelis and Palestinians. His family alleges that Israeli soldiers fired…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 27, 2004
On March 27, 2004, a reporter from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This analysis…
Interview of Mohammad Reza Shahid with Iranian Journalist Masoud Behnoud - 2004-03-27
Masoud Behnoud, an Iranian journalist, participated in a discussion about journalism in Iran at Saint Denis University in Paris, invited by the Dialogue for Democracy…
Palestinians Condemn U.S. Action in Vetoing UN Security Council Resolution
Palestinians condemned the U.S. veto of a UN resolution that condemned the assassination of Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. Saeb Erekat criticized the U.S. for…
U.S. Army Aims to Enhance Mental Health of Soldiers in Iraq and Kuwait - 2004-03-26
The U.S. Army is increasing efforts to support the mental health of soldiers in Iraq and Kuwait due to low morale and higher suicide rates…
EU Leaders' Conference in Brussels and Its Outcomes in Nasrin Mahdavi's Report - 2004-03-26
The EU leaders convened in Brussels to discuss critical issues affecting the union and its international stance. The outcomes of this conference are significant for…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 25, 2004
On March 25, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the Washington newspapers. This review highlights the media…
Presidential Election Results in Taiwan - 2004-03-24
The Supreme Court of Taiwan upheld the election results, leading to a breakdown in negotiations to resolve disputes over the presidential election. The Nationalist Party…
Under the Microscope: The Fight Against Terrorism in Europe - Ms. Haghighatjou's Travel Ban - 2004-03-24
This article discusses a meeting of U.S. and European foreign ministers in Madrid and the travel ban placed on Fatemeh Haghighatjou, a former Iranian parliament…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 24, 2004
On March 24, 2004, reporters from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington. This review likely covers…
Ambush on a Pakistani Army Logistics Convoy in South Waziristan - 2004-03-23
A surprise attack on a Pakistani army logistics convoy in South Waziristan resulted in at least 12 soldiers killed. The incident highlights ongoing military operations…
Efforts by Tribal Leaders in Western Pakistan to Negotiate with Suspected Al-Qaeda Militants - 2004-03-23
Tribal leaders in western Pakistan are attempting to negotiate with suspected Al-Qaeda militants to encourage their surrender. A delegation has met with insurgent leaders near…
Thousands March in Protest Against Unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2004-03-23
Thousands of people in Bosnia and Herzegovina protested against high unemployment rates, demanding government resignation and new elections. The protests highlight the severe economic challenges…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 23, 2004
On March 23, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, highlighting key news and…
Syrian Kurds Avoid Celebrating Joyous Nowruz Ceremonies
Syrian Kurds have chosen not to celebrate Nowruz due to mourning the deaths of many in recent clashes with security forces. While most stayed home,…
Discovery of a Two-Kilometer Tunnel Near the Afghanistan-Pakistan Border - 2004-03-22
Pakistani troops discovered a two-kilometer tunnel near the Afghanistan border, potentially used by al-Qaeda leaders for escape. A temporary ceasefire has been enacted to facilitate…
Over One Million People Demonstrate Against the Iraq War in Various Cities Worldwide - 2004-03-21
On March 21, 2004, over one million people protested against the Iraq War in cities worldwide, including significant demonstrations in Rome and Barcelona. The protests…
Israeli Soldiers Shot Dead a Palestinian Teenager in Nablus
Israeli soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian teenager in Nablus during a clash, while a 7-year-old girl died from injuries sustained from Israeli gunfire in…
Abu Bakar Bashir, one of the suspects in the Bali bombings, is set to be released
Abu Bakar Bashir, a key suspect in the deadly 2002 Bali bombings, is expected to be released from custody. U.S. officials have criticized Indonesia for…
An Israeli Shot Dead by Al-Aqsa Martyrs
An Israeli was shot dead in Jerusalem by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, which claimed responsibility. Concurrently, Israeli military actions in Gaza resulted in injuries to…
Granting Special Military Status to Pakistan Could Harm India-U.S. Relations - 2004-03-20
India has expressed concerns over the U.S. granting special military status to Pakistan, fearing it could damage their bilateral relations. The announcement was made by…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 18, 2003 - March 19, 2004
The article provides an overview of various newspapers in Washington D.C. during a critical period in U.S. history, focusing on the political climate and media…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Reflection of the Explosion in Baghdad in German Newspapers - 2004-03-19
The article reports on how the explosion in Baghdad was covered by German newspapers, highlighting the international media's perspective on the event. Nasrin Mahdavi, a…
Arrest of a Suspect in Last Year's Casablanca Bombings in Belgium - 2004-03-19
Belgian police arrested a suspect linked to the 2003 Casablanca bombings. The investigation targets North African nationals with paramilitary training in Afghanistan. This is significant…
Warplanes Called in Afghanistan to Attack Taliban Fighters - 2004-03-19
U.S. warplanes were deployed in Afghanistan to strike Taliban fighters following the death of two American soldiers in a firefight. This incident highlights ongoing military…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 17, 2003 - March 18, 2004
This article provides a review of Washington newspapers from March 17, 2003, to March 18, 2004, focusing on the coverage of significant events during that…
At least 4 killed in bomb explosion in Basra - 2004-03-18
A bomb explosion in Basra has resulted in at least 4 deaths, while the U.S. military reports varying casualty figures from a separate incident in…
President Bush: The U.S. Will Collaborate with Allies to Bring Terrorists to Justice - 2004-03-17
President Bush affirmed U.S. collaboration with allies to combat terrorism following recent attacks in Madrid. The comments came after a meeting with Dutch Prime Minister…
Armed Men in Iraq Kill at Least 11 in the Past 24 Hours - 2004-03-16
In a series of attacks in Iraq, armed men killed at least 11 people, including civilians and police officers, in the past 24 hours. The…
Bright Horizon!! - 2004-03-16
Supreme Leader Khamenei claimed that the future of Iran is bright, but various crises, including university resignations, teacher protests, and financial instability in Islamic banks,…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 16, 2004
On March 16, 2004, Voice of America's Persian section journalists analyze Washington newspapers regarding incidents and developments in Iran and the Middle East. This review…
Eleven Killed in Two Bombings in Israel - 2004-03-15
Two bombings in Ashdod, Israel, have killed 11 people and injured 15, with Hamas and Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claiming responsibility. The attacks led to the…
Israeli Helicopter Gunships Attack Two Buildings in Gaza Strip - 2004-03-15
Israeli helicopter gunships launched an airstrike on Gaza City following two suicide bombings in Ashdod that killed 10 Israelis. Hamas and the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade…
Discovery of One Ton of Hashish from a Truck in Southwestern Pakistan - 2004-03-15
Customs officials in southwestern Pakistan seized about one ton of hashish from a truck near the Iranian border, arresting two smugglers in the process. The…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 15, 2004
On March 15, 2004, the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of Washington newspapers. This review highlights the media landscape in the…
Several Cities in Afghanistan Targeted by Rocket Attacks - 2004-03-14
Today, several cities in Afghanistan, including Jalalabad and Kabul, were targeted by rocket attacks, with one injury reported. U.S. military operations, named 'Mountain Storm', are…
At least 11 killed and 10 injured in multiple bomb explosions in Ashdod port, Israel - 2004-03-14
Multiple bomb explosions in Ashdod, Israel, resulted in at least 11 fatalities and 10 injuries, with Hamas and Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claiming responsibility. This incident…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 12, 2004
On March 12, 2004, a reporter from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This examination…
A Man Killed in a Bomb Explosion at a Store in Central Baghdad
A bomb exploded in a store in central Baghdad, killing a man related to an Iraqi Governing Council member. The incident highlights ongoing violence in…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: On the Eve of the Annual Meeting of the UN Human Rights Commission
Iranian human rights advocates are urging the U.S. and European nations to prioritize human rights issues in Iran during the upcoming UN Human Rights Commission…
Armed men kill two employees of a coalition contractor in Iraq - 2004-03-12
Armed men killed two Iraqi women working for an American contractor in Basra, Iraq, a day after three coalition civilians were shot. The FBI is…
Jean-Bertrand Aristide to Arrive in Jamaica Next Week for Temporary Stay
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the ousted Haitian president, will arrive in Jamaica next week for a temporary stay without seeking asylum. His stay is expected to last…
Two American Soldiers Killed in Iraq on Thursday - 2004-03-12
Two American soldiers were killed in Iraq due to a roadside bomb explosion, and another soldier was injured. This follows a similar incident the day…
Release of Two Turkish Engineers from the Remnants of Taliban Forces in Afghanistan - 2004-03-12
Two Turkish engineers were rescued by Afghan security forces after being kidnapped by suspected Taliban militants. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Afghanistan, particularly…
Interim Prime Minister of Haiti Calls for National Reconciliation - 2004-03-11
Gerard Latortue, the interim Prime Minister of Haiti, emphasizes the need for improved security and national reconciliation. He aims to engage with supporters of former…
Three Communist Rebels Killed by Philippine Government Forces - 2004-03-11
Philippine government forces killed three communist rebels during a clash in Alegria. The New People's Army has been engaged in a long-standing insurgency for a…
An American Citizen Arrested on Charges of Spying for Iraq - 2004-03-11
Susan Lindauer, a 41-year-old American citizen, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Iraq and engaging in illegal financial dealings with Saddam Hussein's government. This…
Following Protests, Approximately 100 Iranian Kurds Arrested
Approximately 100 Iranian Kurds were arrested following a protest celebrating the recognition of Kurdish rights in Iraq's interim constitution. The protests led to clashes with…
Under the Microscope: The Delay of Resignations and Preliminary Speeches of Resigned Representatives of the Sixth Parliament
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the postponement of resignations and speeches by resigned members of the Sixth Parliament, highlighting the role of hardliners and ongoing…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 11, 2004
On March 11, 2004, a reporter from Voice of America’s Persian section reviewed the coverage of Washington newspapers. This analysis provides insight into the political…
Life and Progress in America: Shel Silverstein, Beloved Children's Book Author - 2004-03-10
The article discusses the life and career of Shel Silverstein, a renowned children's author who initially aspired to be a professional athlete. It highlights his…
U.S. Forces Not Responsible for Last Year's Airstrike in Southern Afghanistan - 2004-03-10
A U.S. Army investigation found no responsibility for an airstrike that killed 9 children and one adult in Afghanistan. The attack targeted a Taliban commander,…
Ariel Sharon and His Palestinian Counterpart Will Meet Next Week - 2004-03-10
Ariel Sharon and Ahmed Qurei are set to meet next week for the first time since October, with preliminary discussions planned for Sunday. This meeting…
Armed Men in Iraq Kill Two American Civilian Workers and an Iraqi Translator - 2004-03-10
Armed men in Iraq killed two American civilian workers and their Iraqi translator, raising concerns about security in the region. In a separate incident, four…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 10, 2004
On March 10, 2004, the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This review highlights the media…
An American Soldier Killed in Bomb Explosion North of Baghdad - 2004-03-09
An American soldier was killed and another injured in a roadside bomb explosion near Baqubah, Iraq. This incident follows a grenade attack in Mosul that…
Match Week 22 of the Iranian Premier Football League - 2004-03-09
In Match Week 22 of the Iranian Premier Football League, Persepolis drew in a disappointing performance, losing hope for the championship. Esteghlal Tehran remains at…
Teachers' Strike in Protest Against Low Salaries in Iran - 2004-03-09
Teachers in Iran have initiated a strike across numerous schools due to low salaries, impacting education in various regions. Over 200,000 teachers are reported to…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with the President of the International Court for Saddam's Crimes - 2004-03-09
The International Court for the Crimes of Saddam Hussein is set to commence operations. An interview with Philip Gersh, the court's president, highlights the significance…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 8, 2004
On March 8, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This review highlights…
Collaboration of Pakistani Tribes with Central Government in Search of Al-Qaeda and Taliban Leaders - 2004-03-08
Leaders of tribes in western Pakistan have agreed to mobilize fighters to assist the government in capturing Al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders. This decision was made…
Six Killed in Clash Between Aristide Supporters and Protesters in Haiti - 2004-03-08
Supporters of former Haitian President Aristide clashed with protesters, resulting in six deaths and over 30 injuries. The protests were sparked by Aristide's departure and…
Human Rights Watch Report on Coalition Forces' Conduct in Afghanistan - 2004-03-08
Human Rights Watch has published a report accusing U.S. forces in Afghanistan of human rights violations, including arbitrary detentions and excessive use of force. A…
Top-Ranked College Basketball Team in the U.S. Suffers Defeat - 2004-03-08
Stanford's top-ranked college basketball team suffered its first defeat of the season against the University of Washington, ending a 26-game winning streak. St. Joseph's College…
Jean-Bertrand Aristide Claims He is Still the Legal President of Haiti - 2004-03-08
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the exiled former president of Haiti, claims he remains the legal president and urges peaceful resistance against foreign occupation. His claims of being…
Results of a Medical Investigation in Singapore Regarding the Death of Laleh and Ladan
An investigation in Singapore found no fault with the medical team involved in the surgery of Iranian conjoined twins Laleh and Ladan Bijani, who died…
Hundreds of Thousands Demonstrate in Caracas Demanding the Ouster of Venezuela's President
Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans protested in Caracas demanding a referendum to oust President Hugo Chavez. The opposition claims to have gathered enough signatures for…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 5, 2004 - 2004-03-06
On March 5, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This examination highlights…
Four Palestinians Killed and at Least 15 Injured in Clashes in Gaza Strip
Four Palestinians were killed and at least 15 injured in clashes at the Erez crossing in Gaza, where militants disguised as Israeli soldiers attacked. Hamas…
9 Suspected Militants Killed in Battle Near Pakistan Border in Afghanistan - 2004-03-06
In a recent clash near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, U.S.-led forces killed 9 suspected militants while repelling an attack by over 40 armed men. Afghan security…
Thousands Demand the Return of Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Haiti's Capital - 2004-03-06
Thousands of protesters in Haiti are calling for the return of exiled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, condemning foreign military presence in their country. Aristide blames the…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 6, 2004
On March 6, 2004, Voice of America's Persian journalists provided an overview of the Washington newspapers, highlighting key issues and discussions relevant to U.S. politics.…
Haitians Gradually Return to Work - 2004-03-05
Haitians are slowly returning to work as stores reopen in Port-au-Prince following recent unrest. U.S. and French troops are working together to restore order, while…
Russian Engineers Assisted Iraq in Building Long-Range Ballistic Missiles
The New York Times reported that Russian engineers helped Iraq develop long-range ballistic missiles, violating UN sanctions. U.S. officials claim to have obtained this information…
Suspected Taliban Fighters Kill Turkish Engineer and Afghan Security Guard
Suspected Taliban fighters killed a Turkish engineer and an Afghan security guard in Zabul province, while another Turkish engineer and a driver were kidnapped. This…
Following Protests by Shia Members of the Iraqi Governing Council, Signing of Iraq's Interim Constitution Delayed - 2004-03-05
The signing of Iraq's interim constitution has been postponed due to objections from five Shia members of the Governing Council regarding presidential composition and veto…
Under the Microscope: Opposition of Some Shia Members of the Governing Council to the Interim Constitution of Iraq - 2004-03-05
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the tensions between republicanism and Islamism in Iran's constitution and highlights the dissent among Shia members of the Iraqi Governing…
Opposition of Southeast Asian Foreign Ministers to Indonesia's Proposal
Southeast Asian foreign ministers have expressed opposition to Indonesia's proposal for a regional peacekeeping force during a meeting in Vietnam. While not formally rejecting the…
UN Special Envoy's Opinion on Peace in Burma - 2004-03-04
The UN Special Envoy to Burma, Razali Ismail, indicated that both the military rulers and Aung San Suu Kyi are open to resuming peace talks.…
Israeli Defense Ministry Threatens Jews Living in Unauthorized Settlements in West Bank with Eviction - 2004-03-04
The Israeli Defense Ministry has threatened Jews in unauthorized West Bank settlements with eviction ahead of Ariel Sharon's visit to Washington, where he will discuss…
Attack on a Police Station in Mosul, Northern Iraq - 2004-03-04
An attack on a police station in Mosul resulted in at least 3 injuries, with insurgents using mortar shells before fleeing. The Iraqi police have…
Shia Leaders in Pakistan Demand Resignation of Regional Police Chief and Other Officials
Shia leaders in Pakistan are demanding the resignation of a police chief following a deadly attack that killed 43 Shia individuals. The incident has sparked…
Calendar Day, March 4: The Inauguration of Two Notable U.S. Presidents - 2004-03-04
On March 4, notable U.S. Presidents Thomas Jefferson and Franklin D. Roosevelt began their presidencies in 1801 and 1933, respectively. This historical note highlights significant…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 4, 2004
On March 4, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the major newspapers in Washington, D.C. This analysis…
At least 39 killed in shooting between Nepal police and Maoist rebels
A violent confrontation in eastern Nepal resulted in the deaths of at least 39 individuals, including soldiers, police, and Maoist rebels. The incident highlights ongoing…
Russia Thwarts Terrorist Attack by Chechen Separatist Rebels - 2004-03-03
Russia has successfully thwarted a planned terrorist attack by Chechen separatists, led by a deceased rebel leader. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the…
Russia Condemns Deadly Explosions in Baghdad and Karbala
On March 3, 2004, Russia condemned deadly explosions in Baghdad and Karbala that targeted civilians during a significant mourning period for Shia Muslims. The Russian…
Hundreds of Students Protest in Bangladesh - 2004-03-03
Hundreds of students in Bangladesh protested against the attack on Professor Humayun Azad, leading to clashes with police that resulted in numerous injuries. The protest…
Dozens of Georgian Soldiers Return from Iraq
Dozens of Georgian soldiers have returned home from Iraq after serving in peacekeeping operations. This return follows their deployment near Tikrit, and Georgia plans to…
Three Hamas Members Killed in Israeli Airstrike
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza killed three members of Hamas. This incident is part of Israel's ongoing military operations against groups accused of carrying out…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 3, 2004
On March 3, 2004, Voice of America's Persian journalists provided an overview of the Washington newspapers. This review highlights the media landscape in the U.S.…
Leader of Turkish Cypriots Criticizes UN Proposal
Raouf Denktash, the leader of the Turkish Cypriots, has criticized the UN's proposal for Cyprus, claiming it threatens Turkish control over the northern region and…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 2, 2004
On March 2, 2004, a reporter from the Persian section of Voice of America provides an overview of the major newspapers in Washington D.C. This…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, February 29, 2004 - March 1, 2004
On February 29, 2004, journalists from the Persian section of Voice of America provided an overview of the newspapers in Washington, D.C. This review highlights…
Overview of Washington Newspapers, March 1, 2004
Persian-language journalists from Voice of America provide an overview of the Washington newspapers on March 1, 2004. This review highlights the news and opinions circulating…