Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
July 2002
Fundamental Defeats of Abu Sayyaf Group - 2002-07-31
The Abu Sayyaf group has been significantly weakened in Basilan, Philippines, due to the efforts of American military advisors training local forces. This operation is…
Israel's Response to Hamas Bombing at University - 2002-07-31
A bomb exploded at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, killing seven, including three Americans, and injuring over 80. Hamas claimed responsibility, framing the attack as…
First Suicide Bombing Incident in Jerusalem in Six Weeks - 2002-07-31
A Palestinian suicide bomber injured seven Israelis in Jerusalem, marking the first such incident in six weeks. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade claimed responsibility, and concerns…
Hamid Karzai's Election Made Possible Through Significant Compromises - 2002-07-31
The article discusses how Hamid Karzai's election as the leader of Afghanistan's transitional government was achieved through significant compromises on democratic principles. The International Crisis…
Bomb Explosion at Hebrew University Claims Seven Victims - 2002-07-31
A bomb explosion at Hebrew University in East Jerusalem has killed seven and injured over 70. Hamas has claimed responsibility, citing retaliation for an Israeli…
A Palestinian Suicide Attack Injures 4 Israelis in Jerusalem - 2002-07-30
A Palestinian suicide bomber injured 4 Israelis in Jerusalem, marking the first such attack since previous bombings that killed 26 Israelis. The situation escalates as…
Legal Challenge to UK's Anti-Terrorism Laws
A legal challenge is underway regarding new UK anti-terrorism laws that allow indefinite detention without trial. Nine foreign nationals have been detained for seven months…
Georgia Accuses Russia of Bombing Pankisi Valley - 2002-07-30
Georgia has accused Russia of conducting airstrikes in the Pankisi Valley, which Russia claims is a refuge for Chechen separatists. The Russian military denied the…
Punishment for Wrongdoing Managers of American Private Companies - 2002-07-30
President Bush signed a bill aimed at increasing penalties for managers of private companies who engage in wrongdoing, providing investors with more time to file…
The Terrorists' Target Was Karzai - 2002-07-30
Two men were arrested in Kabul for possessing a car filled with explosives, intending to attack transitional government ministers or international peacekeepers. They confessed their…
Military Flights in Ukraine Suspended
Military flights in Ukraine have been suspended following a tragic air show accident that resulted in 83 deaths and over a hundred injuries. The Minister…
Trapped Miners Return Home
Six miners trapped underground for three days were rescued and returned home, while two remained under medical supervision. Their survival was attributed to their mutual…
Nablus Shops and Markets Crowded with Customers on Sunday - 2002-07-29
On Sunday, thousands of Palestinians in Nablus defied Israeli curfews, filling shops and markets despite military restrictions. This act of resistance comes after a recent…
Severe Negligence Allegations Against Ukrainian Air Force - 2002-07-29
A tragic airshow disaster in Ukraine resulted in 83 deaths and over 100 injuries when a fighter jet crashed into spectators. The head of the…
Appointment of Four New Governors by Hamid Karzai - 2002-07-29
Hamid Karzai appointed four new governors in unrest-prone areas of Afghanistan to replace those who assumed power arbitrarily. This move aims to consolidate his authority…
A Significant Step Towards Ending the Civil War in Sri Lanka - 2002-07-28
A Sri Lankan cabinet member met with a Tamil rebel representative, marking a new phase in the 19-year civil war. The meeting, facilitated by Norway,…
Settlers Kill 14-Year-Old Palestinian Girl
A 14-year-old Palestinian girl was killed by Israeli settlers in Hebron, with several others injured. This incident follows the death of an Israeli soldier and…
All Miners Trapped in Mine Have Been Rescued - 2002-07-28
Nine miners trapped in a Pennsylvania coal mine for three days have been successfully rescued. They will need medical care due to the conditions they…
India Does Not Allow Observers to Monitor Kashmir Elections - 2002-07-28
The U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell, is mediating tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, emphasizing the need for peace talks and the release…
Progress in the Rescue Operation of Miners in Pennsylvania - 2002-07-28
Rescue efforts for nine trapped coal miners in Pennsylvania have made significant progress, according to Governor Mark Schweiker. The miners have been stuck 80 meters…
Military Plane Crash in Ukraine - 2002-07-27
A military plane crashed during an air show in Ukraine, killing at least 40 spectators and injuring 57. The pilots managed to eject and survive,…
Interview with Trita Parsi on President Bush's Recent Statements - July 27, 2002
The article discusses reactions from the White House and Congress to a Washington Post article highlighting internal disagreements in President Bush's administration on how to…
Capsizing of Passenger Boat in India - 2002-07-27
A passenger boat capsized in Kerala, India, resulting in at least 55 confirmed drownings due to overcrowding. The boat was carrying three times its capacity,…
Death Toll from Floods Due to Heavy Monsoon Rains in the Indian Subcontinent Continues to Rise - 2002-07-27
Heavy monsoon rains in the Indian subcontinent have led to a rising death toll of 300, primarily affecting Nepal. Thousands of homes and villages have…
Bomb Explosion in Indonesia - 2002-07-27
A bomb exploded in a crowded market in Ambon, Indonesia, injuring at least 50 people. This incident is part of ongoing sectarian violence in the…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State to Visit Sri Lanka
Richard Armitage, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, will visit Sri Lanka to discuss the resolution of a prolonged conflict. This visit follows a meeting…
Recent Research on Vegetables, Fruits, and Various Oilseeds - 2002-07-26
Recent studies from UC Berkeley highlight the health benefits of nuts, eggs, tomatoes, cherries, and yogurt. These findings suggest that certain foods can prevent heart…
Calm in Wall Street - 2002-07-26
After a period of volatility, investors on Wall Street are experiencing calm as the Dow Jones index shows slight improvement. Analysts suggest that upcoming weeks…
Efforts to Rescue Miners in Pennsylvania Continue - 2002-07-26
Rescue operations for nine miners trapped in a flooded Pennsylvania mine are ongoing but have faced setbacks due to a broken drill. Rescue teams are…
Is There a Disagreement in President Bush's Cabinet on How to Deal with the Islamic Republic? - 2002-07-25
The article raises questions about potential disagreements within President Bush's cabinet regarding the U.S. approach to the Islamic Republic and reformists. Key figures include political…
Meeting of Afghanistan's Foreign Minister with Colin Powell - 2002-07-25
Abdullah Abdullah, Afghanistan's Foreign Minister, met with U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell to discuss delays in foreign aid for Afghanistan's reconstruction. The meeting highlights…
The U.S. Willing to Help End the Civil War in Sri Lanka - 2002-07-25
President Bush has proposed U.S. support to help Sri Lanka end its long-standing civil war during a meeting with Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe. The discussions…
Interview with Zalmay Khalilzad on Iran-U.S. Relations and President Bush's Message - July 24, 2002
Zalmay Khalilzad discusses President Bush's message to the Iranian people and the need for political prisoner releases in an interview with Voice of America. The…
President Bush's Meeting with the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka - 2002-07-24
President Bush met with Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe to discuss ending the civil war in Sri Lanka. The focus was on diplomatic efforts…
US Stocks Experience an Upward Trend - 2002-07-24
US stocks have surged today following an initial decline caused by investor concerns over financial scandals and economic recovery. This trend contrasts with significant drops…
Shoulder to Shoulder: Interview with Professor Beeta Moghadam Gol Mohammadi - 2002-07-24
Farah Jahangiri interviews Professor Beeta Moghadam Gol Mohammadi, a Yale professor known for her research on schizophrenia. The discussion highlights her contributions to understanding brain…
At least twelve killed in bloody clash between Pashtun and Tajik fighters
A violent conflict erupted between Pashtun and Tajik fighters in western Afghanistan, resulting in at least twelve deaths and many injuries. The clash was triggered…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: New Regulations for Car Dealerships and Sales in the European Union - 2002-07-23
New regulations in the European Union will allow car dealerships to sell multiple brands instead of being restricted to one. This change is significant for…
Northern Ireland Minister Condemns Nighttime Shootings in Belfast - 2002-07-22
A series of nighttime shootings in Belfast led to the death of a Catholic man, prompting condemnation from Northern Ireland Minister John Reid. The 'Red…
China Condemns U.S. Actions
The Chinese government condemned the U.S. for considering new sanctions against nine Chinese entities for arms sales to Iran. This reflects ongoing tensions between the…
Liberian Soldiers Reoccupy a Strategic City Sixty Kilometers from the Capital
Liberian soldiers have regained control of Tappita, a strategic city near Monrovia, from rebel forces. This development follows a three-month occupation by the rebels, and…
34 Suspects Arrested for Membership in the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Egyptian police have arrested 34 individuals suspected of being members of the Muslim Brotherhood, including university professors and a lawyer. This follows a recent trend…
Train Derailment in Italy Results in 8 Deaths
A passenger train derailed in northeastern Sicily, Italy, leading to at least 8 deaths and 30 injuries, including Moroccan nationals. The remote location of the…
Intensification of Ice Melt in Alaska
A new study reveals that glaciers in Alaska are melting twice as fast due to global warming, with significant implications for rising sea levels. Researchers…
Los Angeles Report: National Front Meeting in California - 2002-07-19
The National Front held a congress in California where organizers discussed the importance of youth involvement. This meeting highlights the ongoing efforts of the National…
American Oil Company Surrenders to Unarmed Women in Nigeria - 2002-07-19
ChevronTexaco negotiated with unarmed women in Nigeria to end a 10-day work stoppage at its export terminal, agreeing to provide jobs and support local infrastructure.…
Election of a Muslim as President of India - 2002-07-18
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, a prominent Muslim scientist, has been elected as the President of India with nearly 90% of the votes. His election is significant…
Reactions to President Bush's Remarks on Iran - 2002-07-18
The article discusses a roundtable program on Voice of America featuring discussions about President Bush's remarks on Iran. Key guests include political analysts and U.S.…
Two Palestinian Suicide Bombers Detonate Themselves in Central Tel Aviv - 2002-07-18
Two Palestinian suicide bombers exploded themselves in Tel Aviv, killing three and injuring around 40, mostly foreign workers. The Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility, while the…
Latest Peace Efforts in the Middle East - 2002-07-18
President Bush is actively pursuing new diplomatic efforts for peace in the Middle East, meeting with foreign ministers from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan to…
In Response to Palestinian Terrorism, Israel Suspends Military Operation Reduction
Israel has suspended its plan to reduce military operations in the West Bank following recent terrorist attacks, including suicide bombings in Tel Aviv and an…
Continuation of Women's Protests in Nigeria - 2002-07-17
Women in Nigeria are continuing their protests against Chevron-Texaco, having occupied an oil terminal. They refuse to sign an agreement due to lack of details…
Killing of a Palestinian Armed Man - 2002-07-17
A Palestinian armed man was killed during a firefight with Israeli soldiers near the site of a deadly attack on a bus carrying Jewish settlers.…
Request from the USA, Russia, the United Nations, and the European Union to Israel - 2002-07-17
The USA, Russia, UN, and EU have jointly urged Israel to ease restrictions on Palestinians and support reforms in the Palestinian Authority. This request highlights…
American Investigators Arrive in Uzbekistan
American investigators arrived in Uzbekistan to investigate civilian casualties from a recent airstrike in Afghanistan. The U.S. military acknowledges civilian deaths but disputes the casualty…
U.S. Navy Says It Has Detained Two Suspected Al-Qaeda Members
The U.S. Navy has detained two men suspected of being Al-Qaeda members after they were captured by Canadian warships in the Arabian Sea. This incident…
Third Indictment Issued Against Zacarias Moussaoui - 2002-07-17
Zacarias Moussaoui has received a third indictment related to the September 11 attacks, which could lead to the death penalty. He is the only individual…
Under the Microscope: Talks to Revive the Middle East Peace Process - 2002-07-16
High-level talks are taking place in New York involving U.S., Russian, and UN officials aimed at reviving the Middle East peace process. President Bush's recent…
New York Talks for Peace in the Middle East - 2002-07-16
High-ranking officials from the U.S., Russia, EU, and UN are meeting in New York to discuss a peace plan for the Middle East, focusing on…
Settlement of John Walker Lindh's Lawyers with Prosecutors - 2002-07-16
John Walker Lindh, a 21-year-old from California, confessed to fighting for the Taliban and supporting al-Qaeda in a federal court, likely avoiding a life sentence…
Agreement to End Women's Protests in Nigeria - 2002-07-16
Chevron Texaco has reached a preliminary agreement to end protests by women in Nigeria who took oil workers hostage. The protests began due to demands…
Landslide in Nepal Claims Lives - 2002-07-16
A landslide in eastern Nepal has resulted in at least fifty fatalities among villagers due to heavy monsoon rains. The ongoing rainfall and remote location…
Anti-Government Protests in Paraguay - 2002-07-16
Anti-government protests erupted in Paraguay in response to economic policies, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. President Luis Gonzalez declared a state of emergency…
Moscow's Concern Over Potential Western Attack on Iraq - 2002-07-16
Russian Defense Minister Igor Ivanov expressed Moscow's ongoing concerns about a potential Western military attack on Iraq after meeting with British Defense Minister Geoff Hoon.…
Turkish Prime Minister Agrees to Early Elections
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit has agreed to hold early elections on November 3 due to mounting political pressure and the loss of parliamentary majority.…
Terrorist Attack in the West Bank Leaves 7 Dead
A terrorist attack in the West Bank resulted in 7 deaths and 25 injuries, with responsibility claimed by multiple Palestinian militant groups. The attack occurred…
Ahmed Omar Sheikh, Leader of the Plot to Kidnap and Murder Pearl, Sentenced to Death
Ahmed Omar Sheikh has been sentenced to death for his role in the kidnapping and murder of journalist Daniel Pearl, with three accomplices receiving life…
Elections in Mali - 2002-07-15
Malians voted for parliamentary representatives amid reports of missing ballots, with low voter turnout observed. The elections are crucial as the new parliament will address…
Iraqi Dissidents Form War Council
Iraqi dissidents have established a war council in London to coordinate efforts to overthrow Saddam Hussein, led by Major General Tawfiq al-Yasiri. The council aims…
Hindu Religious Leaders Reject Police Requests to Cancel Ceremony - 2002-07-12
Hindu religious leaders have rejected police requests to cancel the Jagannath Yatra festival in Ahmedabad despite concerns about potential violence following recent communal clashes. Thousands…
Interview with Mohammad Ganjii, Engineering Student, on Violence Against Students - 2002-07-12
Mohammad Ganjii discusses the violence faced by students during protests in Tehran and Tabriz. This interview sheds light on the challenges and dangers students encounter…
Use of Jordanian Territory for Attacks on Iraq Will Not Be Permitted
Jordan has denied reports that it would allow its territory to be used for U.S. military operations against Iraq. Prime Minister Ali Abdur-Rahman emphasized that…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, July 12 - 2002
Recent student protests in Iran mark the third anniversary of a significant event and have raised questions about the future of the Islamic Republic. Analysts…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Mohammad Arsi - 2002-07-12
The article features an interview with Iranian researcher Mohammad Arsi discussing the significance of Tir 18, a notable date in Iranian history. The interview is…
President Bush's Phone Calls for Middle East Peace - 2002-07-12
President Bush is actively pursuing a peace plan for the Middle East, which includes the creation of a Palestinian state contingent on new leadership. He…
Al-Qaeda Fighters Gather at the Tajikistan Border - 2002-07-12
Military officials are warning of Al-Qaeda fighters gathering near the Tajikistan border, potentially planning to enter the country. The presence of Russian and Tajik forces…
The U.S. Withdraws Request for Immunity of Its Forces from War Crimes Tribunal
The U.S. has retracted its request for immunity for its peacekeeping forces from the International Criminal Court after facing criticism from allies. A proposal for…
Pakistani Judge Evaluating Evidence Against 4 Islamist Militants - 2002-07-11
A Pakistani judge is assessing evidence against four Islamist militants accused of kidnapping and murdering journalist Daniel Pearl. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty, while…
Severe Fluctuations in Global Stock Markets - 2002-07-11
Global stock markets faced severe fluctuations due to massive selling on Wall Street. Asian and European markets also saw significant declines in stock values. This…
Tens of Thousands Demand Chavez's Resignation in Venezuela's Capital - 2002-07-11
Tens of thousands of protesters in Caracas demanded the resignation of President Hugo Chavez, who was attending a ceremony elsewhere. The demonstration was peaceful, contrasting…
The First Summit of African Union Leaders Concludes
The first summit of the African Union concluded with leaders pledging to enhance security, peace, and democracy in Africa. Thabo Mbeki announced plans for intervention…
AIDS Will Orphan 25 Million Children Worldwide by 2010
AIDS is projected to orphan over 25 million children by 2010, with 13 million already affected in 88 countries. The high cost of treatment in…
Turkish Prime Minister Meets with New Cabinet Members - 2002-07-10
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit is meeting with new cabinet members following the resignation of several ministers and parliament members from his party. Despite health…
Awarding of High Honors in the United States - 2002-07-10
President Bush awarded high civilian honors to 12 individuals, including Hank Aaron and Nancy Reagan. The awards recognize significant contributions to U.S. national interests and…
Under the Microscope: The Resignation of Ayatollah Jamal al-Din Taheri - 2002-07-10
Ayatollah Jamal al-Din Taheri resigned as the Friday prayer leader of Isfahan, issuing a statement critical of the regime. This coincided with protests in Tehran…
Possibility of Bulent Ecevit's Government Collapse - 2002-07-10
Ismail Cem, Turkey's Foreign Minister, is likely to resign from Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit's government, which could lead to its collapse amid a political crisis…
Approval of Bill to Arm Commercial Pilots - 2002-07-10
The U.S. House has approved a bill allowing commercial pilots to carry guns in the cockpit, aiming to prevent future terrorist attacks. The bill passed…
Witness Report: Families of New York Firefighters Visit Paris - 2002-07-09
Seventy-five family members of New York firefighters who died on September 11 visited Paris for a commemorative event. The visit highlights the ongoing remembrance of…
International AIDS Conference Focuses on Disease Issues in Africa - 2002-07-09
The International AIDS Conference in Barcelona will address the severe impact of AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. VaxGen announced a potential vaccine for AIDS could be…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Russian Plans to Go to Mars - 2002-07-09
The article discusses Russia's ambitious plan to send astronauts to Mars by 2015, highlighting its international implications. The report emphasizes the significance of this endeavor…
President Bush Promises to Tackle Corporate Financial Corruption - July 9, 2002
President Bush addressed rising public anger over financial scandals in U.S. companies, promising to combat corporate corruption and suggesting harsher penalties for offenders. He also…
Fire in Mine Claims 34 Victims
A fire in a coal mine in Donetsk, Ukraine, resulted in the deaths of 34 miners, with 74 others rescued. The incident has prompted a…
Report: Gathering of Two Iranian Groups in Paris in Support of Students - 2002-07-08
Two Iranian groups, the Association for the Defense of Political Prisoners and the Council for the Unity Organization, held separate events in Paris to support…
Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Request Extended Stay for Jimmy Carter
Venezuelan opposition leaders have requested that former U.S. President Jimmy Carter extend his visit to help prevent violence during their planned rally. Carter's mediation is…
Final Meeting of the Organization of African Unity - 2002-07-08
The Organization of African Unity is holding its final meeting in South Africa, transitioning to the African Union. Over 40 African leaders are present to…
Conflicting Commands Led to Collision of Two Aircraft in Germany - 2002-07-08
A Russian passenger plane collided with a cargo aircraft in Germany due to conflicting commands from an automated collision avoidance system and air traffic control.…
The 14th International AIDS Conference Held in Barcelona - 2002-07-07
The 14th International AIDS Conference has started in Barcelona, bringing together around 14,000 experts to discuss strategies to combat the AIDS epidemic. The conference highlights…
Fire in Coal Mine - 2002-07-07
A fire in a coal mine in Donetsk, Ukraine, resulted in the deaths of 33 miners. Over 100 workers were present at the time of…
Job Creation in Africa is the Number One Priority
The Director-General of the International Labour Organization emphasized the urgent need for job creation in Africa, highlighting the necessity of creating 100 million jobs in…
Renowned Hollywood Director John Frankenheimer Passes Away
John Frankenheimer, a prominent Hollywood director known for films like 'The Manchurian Candidate', has died at 72 from a stroke. His career spanned five decades,…
Three Palestinians Killed in Two Incidents
Three Palestinians were killed in two separate incidents involving Israeli soldiers. A 40-year-old woman and her 2-year-old daughter were shot in their car near a…
Three Palestinians Killed
Three Palestinians were killed by Israeli soldiers in two separate incidents, including a woman and her young daughter. The violence follows the death of a…
30,000 Palestinians vowed to take revenge on Israel - 2002-07-06
Around 30,000 Palestinians pledged revenge against Israel following the death of a local leader in a car explosion, which they attribute to Israeli forces. This…
A Palestinian Leader Killed Last Night in Car Explosion
A Palestinian leader was killed in a car explosion, leading to a vow of revenge from thousands at his funeral. The incident has heightened tensions,…
New York Times Report on the Attack on Iraq - 2002-07-05
The New York Times reports that U.S. military planners have drafted a preliminary plan to overthrow Saddam Hussein, involving a multi-directional attack on Iraq with…
The New York Times: Preliminary Plan for Attack on Iraq is Ready - 2002-07-05
The New York Times reports that U.S. military planners have developed a preliminary plan to overthrow Saddam Hussein, involving a multi-directional attack and airstrikes from…
Illegal Syrian Migrants Arrested in Cyprus - 2002-07-05
Fourteen Syrian migrants were arrested while trying to enter Cyprus illegally by boat. They had paid smugglers for the journey, hoping to evade police detection.…
Investigation Continues into Deaths at Wedding Ceremony in Afghanistan - 2002-07-05
An investigation is ongoing regarding the deaths of over 40 individuals in an American airstrike during a wedding ceremony in Afghanistan. American investigators found only…
North Korea Calls for Dialogue and Cooperation with South Korea
North Korea has called for dialogue and cooperation with South Korea following a deadly maritime clash. This statement coincides with the 30th anniversary of a…
Pakistan: 4 Terrorists and at Least 3 Security Personnel Killed
In a clash near the Afghan border, four suspected Al-Qaeda members and at least three Pakistani security personnel were killed. The incident highlights ongoing violence…
Israel: Almost all Palestinian terrorists under pursuit have either been killed or arrested
Israeli officials announced that they have killed or arrested nearly all wanted Palestinian militants in the West Bank, focusing now on lower-level operatives. Meanwhile, two…
Sampling Evidence of Bombing in Afghanistan - 2002-07-04
American investigators are examining evidence from a bombing in Afghanistan that reportedly killed around 40 civilians, including during a wedding. Eyewitnesses and the groom, who…
Nuclear Fuel Rod Missing in Congo
A nuclear fuel rod has gone missing from a power plant in Congo, raising concerns about potential terrorist acquisition. The International Atomic Energy Agency has…
Changes in Palestinian Organizations - 2002-07-03
Yasser Arafat has dismissed two senior security officials as part of reforms in the Palestinian Authority's security apparatus. This decision comes amid international and Israeli…
Meeting of the US, Europe, and Russia Regarding the Middle East - 2002-07-03
A meeting took place involving the US, Russia, EU, and UN to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and potential reforms in Palestinian leadership. President Bush…
Los Angeles Report: Second Generation Dialogue in America - 2002-07-02
A conference featuring second-generation Iranian-Americans took place, where young speakers discussed their experiences and perspectives. This event highlights the ongoing dialogue among Iranian expatriates in…
Bodies of 26 out of 71 Passengers of the Tupolev Found - 2002-07-02
A tragic mid-air collision occurred between a Russian Tupolev passenger jet and a Boeing 757 over Germany and Switzerland, resulting in the deaths of 26…
Heroin Seizure at the Afghanistan-Tajikistan Border - 2002-07-01
Russian border guards seized 40 kilograms of heroin from traffickers at the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border. The traffickers abandoned the drugs and fled into Afghanistan. This incident…
Presidential Institution: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Monroe - 2002-07-01
The article discusses the presidencies of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe, highlighting their historical significance. It is important for understanding the evolution of…
Denial of Disagreements in the Janata Party in India - 2002-07-01
Lal Krishna Advani was appointed as Deputy Prime Minister of India, denying any disagreements with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. He emphasized that Vajpayee should…
Interview with Ali Sarshar: July 1 - 2002-07-01
In an interview, Ali Sarshar discusses the impact of the recent World Cup, highlighting how it empowered emerging nations to believe in their potential to…
Murder of a Chinese Diplomat in Kyrgyzstan - 2002-07-01
A Chinese diplomat was killed and another injured by unknown assailants in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. The incident raises concerns about potential involvement of Uyghur separatists from…