November 2003
No Sign of Freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi
Aung San Suu Kyi remains under house arrest in Burma with no signs of freedom after six months. She was detained following political clashes and…
William Burns, U.S. Special Envoy in the Middle East, Talks with Ariel Sharon - 2003-11-30
William Burns, the U.S. Special Envoy, is engaging in talks with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to facilitate the peace process. This follows a meeting…
A Team of Spanish Intelligence Officers Attacked in Southern Baghdad - 2003-11-29
A team of eight Spanish intelligence officers was attacked in southern Baghdad, resulting in at least seven deaths. This incident highlights the ongoing violence in…
November, Deadliest Month for U.S. Forces Since the Invasion of Iraq
November has seen the highest U.S. military casualties in Iraq since the invasion, with 75 soldiers killed. Despite a recent decrease in daily attacks, military…
UK Warns Citizens Against Travel to Saudi Arabia - 2003-11-29
The UK government has issued a warning to its citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia due to an elevated terrorist threat. This follows…
Report by Shahid: Hadi Khorsandi's Last Performance in Paris - 2003-11-29
Hadi Khorsandi, a notable Iranian comedian and satirist, held his final performance in Paris on November 29, 2003. This event marks a significant moment in…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Thessaloniki Film Festival in Greece - 2003-11-28
The Thessaloniki Film Festival in Greece is showcasing Iranian films for the fourth time. This event highlights the growing presence of Iranian cinema on international…
Interview with Saeed Raji Khorasani, Former Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations - 2003-11-28
The article features an interview with Saeed Raji Khorasani, who discusses his experiences as Iran's ambassador to the UN, highlighting the diplomatic challenges and strategies…
Report by Shahid: Arrest of Terrorists in Europe and Conclusion of Ben Said's Trial - 2003-11-28
Several terrorists were arrested in Europe, coinciding with the conclusion of the trial of Ben Said. This event highlights ongoing counter-terrorism efforts in Europe and…
Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali Passed Away
Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali, a controversial figure known for his role in executing opponents of the Islamic Republic, has died after a long illness. His legacy…
Latest Update on the Case of Afsaneh Norouzi - 2003-11-27
Afsaneh Norouzi's defense attorney suggests that the victim's family may consent to a resolution in her case, which has not yet been retried. Norouzi is…
Iran Says It Is Not Worried About Stricter Inspections of Its Nuclear Facilities
Iran's Hassan Rouhani stated that the country is not concerned about increased inspections of its nuclear facilities, asserting that they will demonstrate the peaceful nature…
Joint Statement of North Korea, the USA, and Japan - 2003-11-27
North Korea, the USA, and Japan are preparing a joint statement to encourage North Korea to abandon its nuclear program. This statement is expected to…
Saudi Police Seizes Truck Carrying 2 Tons of Explosives - 2003-11-27
Saudi police intercepted a truck loaded with 2 tons of explosives intended for an attack during Eid al-Fitr. The seizure occurred after police killed two…
Bodies of Two British Diplomats Returned from Istanbul to Their Country
Two British diplomats were killed in a suicide bombing in Istanbul, and their bodies are being returned to the UK. The attack also resulted in…
UEFA's Decision to Move Three Matches from Turkey to a Neutral Country - 2003-11-26
UEFA has decided to relocate three European football matches from Turkey to a neutral country due to security concerns following recent terrorist attacks in Istanbul.…
Approval of IAEA Resolution Regarding Iran - 2003-11-26
The IAEA has passed a resolution condemning Iran's past nuclear deceptions while acknowledging recent transparency from Tehran. Mohamed ElBaradei emphasized that future violations will not…
Saudi Officials Kill Two Suspects After Preventing Car Bomb Explosion
Saudi officials thwarted a car bomb attack in Riyadh and killed two suspects. The militants aimed to strike during the Eid al-Fitr holiday. This incident…
The Main Leader of Protests in Georgia Will Participate in the Presidential Elections
Nino Burjanadze announced that Mikheil Saakashvili, the leader of the protests in Georgia, will run in the presidential elections on January 4. This follows the…
Ban on News Activities of Al-Arabiya TV Network in Iraq
The U.S. State Department supports the Iraqi Transitional Governing Council's ban on Al-Arabiya TV following a controversial audio tape linked to Saddam Hussein. This decision…
Interview with Dr. Shahin Sadaqat, Lawyer and Immigration Expert, about the Green Card Lottery - 2003-11-25
Dr. Shahin Sadaqat discusses the Green Card Lottery in an interview with Ahmad Baharlu, highlighting its significance for potential immigrants. The lottery offers a pathway…
Disagreement Among Clerics in Iran Over the Determination of Eid al-Fitr Day
There is a division among Iranian clerics regarding the date of Eid al-Fitr, with some declaring it today and others tomorrow. This disagreement highlights the…
January 4th Set as Date for Election of Successor to Edward Shevardnadze
The Georgian Parliament has set January 4th for the presidential election following Edward Shevardnadze's resignation. Interim President Nino Burjanadze has yet to announce her candidacy,…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with the Israeli Ambassador in Washington on Terrorism - 2003-11-25
The article features an interview with the Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. discussing terrorism. This is significant as it reflects Israel's perspective on security issues…
Preliminary Results of Parliamentary Elections on Sunday in Croatia - 2003-11-24
The preliminary results of Croatia's parliamentary elections show the nationalist Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) regaining power with at least 61 seats. Ivo Sanader, the party…
Prominent Opposition Figure in Georgia Becomes Acting President - 2003-11-24
Nino Burdzhanadze has been appointed as the acting president of Georgia following a shift in political alliances. She was previously a supporter of the former…
Sharon: I Personally Oversee Efforts to Stop Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has taken personal responsibility for efforts to halt Iran's nuclear weapons program, meeting with key officials to strategize. Both Israel…
Broadcasting Reports Related to Iraq from Al-Arabiya Television Channel Banned
The Iraqi Governing Council has prohibited Al-Arabiya from broadcasting reports about Iraq due to the airing of a tape linked to Saddam Hussein that incited…
Release of Five Senior Officials from the National League for Democracy in Burma - 2003-11-24
Five senior officials from the National League for Democracy in Burma were released after six months in prison, while their leader Aung San Suu Kyi…
Saeed Abotaleb and Soheil Karimi Returned to Iran - 2003-11-24
Saeed Abotaleb and Soheil Karimi, two Iranian cameramen detained by U.S. forces in Iraq, have been released and returned to Iran. Their release highlights ongoing…
Italian Interior Minister: Italy has become a primary target for Islamic extremists
The Italian Interior Minister, Gianni Pisano, warns that Italy is now a primary target for Islamic extremists following a deadly attack in Iraq that killed…
President of Georgia Declares State of Emergency
Eduard Shevardnadze has declared a state of emergency in Georgia amid protests demanding his resignation. The opposition claims election fraud, and military forces are on…
Eduard Shevardnadze Ready to Accept Early Presidential Elections in Georgia - 2003-11-23
Eduard Shevardnadze has agreed to early presidential elections in Georgia amid mounting protests from the opposition. The opposition, led by Mikheil Saakashvili, is demanding the…
Sudanese Government Accuses Islamic Opposition Party of Inciting Chaos and Unrest
The Sudanese government has accused the People's Congress Party of inciting unrest in Darfur amidst ongoing conflict with the Sudan Liberation Movement. This accusation follows…
Multilateral Talks on North Korea's Nuclear Program to Begin on December 17
Multilateral talks on North Korea's nuclear program are set to commence on December 17, involving five countries aiming to halt the program. North Korea seems…
President Edward Shevardnadze of Georgia Resigns
President Edward Shevardnadze of Georgia resigned after facing three weeks of opposition protests regarding disputed parliamentary election results. Mikhail Saakashvili, the opposition leader, played a…
Beyzai to Release Video Version of 'One Thousand and First Night'
Bahram Beyzai is set to release a video version of his play 'One Thousand and First Night' after its recent performance in Tehran ended. The…
Appointment of Four Israeli Cabinet Ministers for Palestinian Peace Negotiations - 2003-11-23
Ariel Sharon has appointed four ministers to negotiate with Palestinians and plans to announce a unilateral exit strategy from the deadlock, which may involve evacuating…
Medical Discussion with Dr. Nader Sadeghi, Professor of Otolaryngology - November 23, 2003
The article features a medical discussion with Dr. Nader Sadeghi, who is a prominent figure in the field of otolaryngology and head and neck surgery.…
11 Migrant Workers Killed by Rebels in Northeast India - 2003-11-22
In Northeast India, suspected rebels killed 11 migrant workers from Bihar in two separate attacks in Assam. The violence follows recent communal unrest that left…
Michael Jackson Released from Jail - 2003-11-21
Michael Jackson was arrested on charges of child molestation and released on a $3 million bail. His lawyer claims the allegations are false. This incident…
International Atomic Energy Agency Still Has Not Reached Agreement on Iran's Nuclear Programs - 2003-11-21
The International Atomic Energy Agency has not reached an agreement on Iran's nuclear program and has postponed discussions. The U.S. ambassador has accused Iran of…
Rival Militant Factions in Afghanistan Begin Handing Over Heavy Weapons
Rival militant factions in northern Afghanistan have started to hand over heavy weapons to end their long-standing conflict. Key figures involved include Ata Mohammad Noor…
Pakistan Dissolves Three More Extremist Islamic Groups - 2003-11-20
Pakistan has dissolved three extremist Islamic groups, including Jamaat al-Furqan, linked to the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl. This move follows the U.S. expressing concerns…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Engineer Mohammad Hossein Amin Hesam - 2003-11-19
A special correspondent from Voice of America interviewed Engineer Mohammad Hossein Amin Hesam about the history of Iran's independence. This discussion highlights the significance of…
Election Observers Declare Georgian Parliamentary Election Results Fraudulent
Election observers have declared the results of Georgia's parliamentary elections fraudulent, leading to calls for President Shevardnadze's resignation from the opposition. The U.S. is urging…
The Tragic Tale of the Distortion of Hedayat's Works as Told by His Nephew, Arash Irani - 2003-11-19
Jahangir Hedayat, the nephew of renowned Iranian writer Sadegh Hedayat, expresses concern over the distortion and printing errors in reprinted editions of his uncle's works,…
Ten Million Dollar Reward for Information on Saddam's Senior Deputy - 2003-11-19
The U.S. is offering a $10 million reward for information on Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, a key figure linked to attacks on American troops. This move…
U.S. Forces Crush Rebel Positions in Tikrit for the Third Consecutive Night - 2003-11-19
U.S. forces have conducted extensive military operations against rebel positions in Tikrit for three consecutive nights, including mortar attacks and airstrikes near Baqubah. This escalation…
Under the Microscope: Talabani's Visit to Tehran and Dr. Hashem Aghajari's Statements - 2003-11-18
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the implications of Jalal Talabani's visit to Tehran, the outcomes of Hassan Rouhani's discussions with EU officials, and comments made…
Search Intensified for Close Associate of Saddam Hussein - 2003-11-18
The U.S. has intensified its search for Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, a close associate of Saddam Hussein, in relation to recent attacks on American forces in…
Tens of Thousands of Italians Pay Tribute to the Bodies of 19 Fellow Citizens
Tens of thousands of Italians gathered to honor 19 citizens killed in a suicide bombing in Iraq. The victims included military personnel and civilians. This…
U.S. Army to Use Heavy Weapons Against Iraqi Insurgents - 2003-11-18
The U.S. Army has decided to employ heavy weaponry in response to ongoing insurgent attacks in Iraq, following the deaths of two American soldiers. President…
U.S. Forces Attack Suspected Militants' Hideouts in Saddam Hussein's Hometown - 2003-11-17
U.S. forces conducted a heavy weapons attack on suspected militant hideouts in Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown, aiming to deter armed resistance from his loyalists. The…
Under the Microscope: President Bush's Visit to Britain - 2003-11-17
The article discusses President Bush's visit to Britain in 2003, alongside other significant visits by Iranian officials, including Hassan Rouhani to Brussels and Jalal Talabani…
Pakistan Says It Will Continue Its Crackdown on Islamic Militants - 2003-11-17
Pakistan has announced it will continue its crackdown on Islamic militants and block their financial resources. The U.S. has expressed concerns about the re-emergence of…
No Evidence Found of Saddam Hussein's Intent to Transfer Weapons to Terrorists - 2003-11-17
An American military expert reported that no evidence was found linking Saddam Hussein to the transfer of weapons to terrorists. This comes amid ongoing concerns…
Audio Recording of Saddam Hussein Broadcast by Al-Arabiya - 2003-11-17
An audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein warns of increased casualties for the military coalition in Iraq. This broadcast follows the death of seventeen American…
Georgian Motorists Support Anti-Shoard Nadzé Protests by Honking
Georgian motorists honked in support of protests against President Edward Shoard Nadzé, part of a civil disobedience campaign led by Mikheil Saakashvili. Despite calls for…
Reception of the Book 'Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi, Nazi Baghlari - 2003-11-16
The article discusses the reception of Marjane Satrapi's book 'Persepolis,' which narrates her experiences growing up during the Islamic Revolution through the eyes of a…
President Bush: The United States is Committed to Iraq - 2003-11-16
President Bush reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to Iraq despite ongoing attacks on coalition forces. He indicated that the U.S. would remain until the interim government…
American Forces Launch Satellite-Guided Missile in Kirkuk - 2003-11-16
American forces launched a satellite-guided missile at a paramilitary training site in Kirkuk, marking the first such strike since major combat operations were declared over.…
Some CIA Officials: Guerrilla Warfare Against U.S. Forces in Iraq Was Planned Before the War - 2003-11-16
U.S. intelligence officials are increasingly asserting that the guerrilla warfare against U.S. forces in Iraq was pre-planned before the war. This claim is supported by…
Pakistan has arrested dozens of Islamic activists
Pakistan has arrested numerous Islamic activists, including Allama Sajid Naqvi, a leader of a banned Shia group linked to the assassination of a Sunni cleric.…
Interview with Sadegh Zibakalam about the Seventh Majlis Elections - 2003-11-16
The article presents an interview with political analyst Sadegh Zibakalam discussing the Seventh Majlis elections in Iran. Zibakalam shares insights on the political dynamics and…
The Guardian Names Kiarostami the Sixth Best Director in the World
Abbas Kiarostami has been recognized as the sixth greatest director in the world by The Guardian's critics, standing out among over 40 contemporary directors. This…
The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia Will Reopen Tomorrow - Saturday - 2003-11-14
The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia is set to reopen after being closed due to a recent suicide bombing in Riyadh. The embassy and consulates…
New Frequency for Persian Program on Hotbird Satellite - 2003-11-14
A new frequency for Persian programming on the Hotbird satellite has been established, effective November 18. This update is significant for viewers of Persian content,…
American Soldiers Launch Attack Against Insurgents in Iraq - 2003-11-13
American soldiers conducted military operations against insurgents in Iraq following a deadly bombing that killed Italian soldiers. The actions resulted in casualties among the insurgents…
U.S. Soldiers Arrest Two Iraqis During Attack on Tikrit - 2003-11-13
U.S. soldiers arrested two Iraqis suspected of involvement in a helicopter attack that killed six American soldiers. The arrests occurred during military operations in Tikrit,…
German Supreme Court Allows Yemeni Suspect to be Extradited to the U.S.
The German Supreme Court has permitted the extradition of Sheikh Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Mu'id, a Yemeni man linked to al-Qaeda, to the U.S. for his…
Comments by General John Abizaid, Head of U.S. Central Command in Iraq - 2003-11-13
General John Abizaid expressed confidence that U.S. coalition forces would defeat insurgents in Iraq, primarily composed of Ba'ath Party members and Saddam loyalists. U.S. military…
The New Owners of Alamut - 2003-11-12
The article criticizes the shift from military operations targeting military objectives to martyrdom operations against civilians post-9/11, arguing this is illogical and against Islamic principles.…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Hassan Rouhani's Efforts to Resolve Iran-Russia Disputes - 2003-11-11
Hassan Rouhani is actively working to ease tensions between Iran and Russia by assuring Russian officials about Iran's nuclear ambitions. This is significant as it…
Kofi Annan Criticizes Myanmar's Military Leaders
Kofi Annan has criticized Myanmar's military leaders for not engaging with opposition figures like Aung San Suu Kyi in democratic discussions. His remarks coincide with…
Pseudonyms of Sadegh Hedayat in the Newspaper 'Mardom', Arash Irani - 2003-11-11
The article discusses the pseudonyms used by Iranian writer Sadegh Hedayat in the newspaper 'Mardom' and highlights a research study by Nasser Pakdaman that details…
Paul Bremer: Attacks on Coalition Forces in Iraq Will Decrease with Improved Intelligence Gathering - 2003-11-11
Paul Bremer warns that without improved intelligence, attacks on coalition forces in Iraq will persist. He highlights the influx of terrorists from neighboring countries and…
Recent Developments in Saudi Arabia, Seyyed Ebrahim Mousavi - 2003-11-11
Recent protests and clashes in Saudi Arabia highlight growing discontent with the Al Saud dynasty, influenced by regional developments and the aging leadership of King…
Arrests of Suspects in Saudi Arabia - 2003-11-11
Saudi security forces arrested several suspects linked to a bomb explosion in Riyadh that killed at least 17 people. King Fahd has promised to aggressively…
A Senior Official of the Islamic Republic Acknowledges Iran Violated IAEA Regulations
A senior Iranian official has admitted to violating IAEA regulations, claiming the amounts of nuclear material produced are minimal. This admission comes amid ongoing scrutiny…
Denial of Arrests of Suspects in Riyadh Suicide Attack
The Saudi Interior Minister denied reports of arrests related to a recent suicide attack in Riyadh that killed 17 people. An Al-Qaeda operative has claimed…
Paul Bremer: Hundreds of Foreign Fighters Have Entered Iraq - 2003-11-10
Paul Bremer announced that hundreds of foreign fighters have entered Iraq, posing a threat to coalition forces. Recent violence includes the killing of an American…
Hassan Rouhani: Tehran Will Temporarily Halt Uranium Enrichment Starting Monday
Hassan Rouhani announced that Iran will temporarily stop uranium enrichment and allow surprise inspections of its nuclear facilities. This decision follows discussions with Russian officials…
Severe Security Measures in Mecca and Around Diplomatic Targets in Riyadh - 2003-11-10
Saudi Arabia has heightened security in Mecca and Riyadh following a deadly suicide bombing attributed to al-Qaeda, which killed at least 17 people. The U.S.…
Response of Hezbollah Leader Regarding Prisoner Exchange Plan with Israel - 2003-11-10
Hezbollah's leader insists that any prisoner exchange with Israel must include all Lebanese detainees. Israel has proposed a deal that excludes a high-profile Lebanese prisoner,…
Riyadh Explosion Leaves 11 Dead and Over 120 Injured - 2003-11-09
A suicide bombing in Riyadh has resulted in 11 deaths and over 120 injuries, many of whom are children. The attack is attributed to suspected…
Opposition Leaders in Georgia Agree to Meet with President Eduard Shevardnadze - 2003-11-09
Opposition leaders in Georgia have agreed to meet with President Shevardnadze amid protests demanding his resignation following flawed elections. The president has proposed dialogue but…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Iran's National Security Secretary Heads to Moscow
Hassan Rouhani, Iran's National Security Secretary, traveled to Moscow following a meeting with IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei. This visit is significant as it involves…
Nigeria Says It Will Not Allow Any Attempts to Kidnap Charles Taylor
Nigeria has declared it will prevent any attempts to kidnap Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president in exile. This statement comes amid a $2 million…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Afghan Family's Complaint Against Norwegian Writer
An Afghan family is suing Norwegian writer Osna Sirsad for using their life story in her book without consent. This incident raises important questions about…
Hassan Rouhani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic, Arrives in Vienna
Hassan Rouhani has arrived in Vienna to discuss Iran's nuclear program with the IAEA head. This meeting is crucial as the IAEA prepares a report…
At least 8 killed in clashes in northeastern India
At least 8 individuals were killed in violent clashes between armed militants and villagers in Assam, India. The conflict arose when villagers tried to block…
U.S. Forces Destroy Targets in Tikrit - 2003-11-08
U.S. forces conducted operations in Tikrit, destroying suspected guerrilla hideouts following a helicopter crash. Concurrently, two American soldiers were killed in Fallujah due to a…
U.S. Justification for Closing Diplomatic Centers in Saudi Arabia
The U.S. has temporarily closed its diplomatic missions in Saudi Arabia due to credible threats of terrorist attacks. This decision reflects heightened security concerns in…
Statement by the Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency after Talks with Hassan Rouhani - 2003-11-08
The IAEA's head announced that Iran will submit documents agreeing to suspend uranium enrichment and allow inspections. This follows talks with Hassan Rouhani, who will…
Japan Moves Closer to Sending Non-Combat Troops to Iraq for Reconstruction - 2003-11-07
Japan is preparing to send non-combat troops to Iraq for reconstruction efforts, with preparations currently at their peak. The deployment date has not yet been…
Science and Society: Voyager 1 Spacecraft - 2003-11-07
The Voyager 1 spacecraft has reached the outer boundary of the solar system, marking a significant milestone in space exploration. This achievement highlights advancements in…
Six American Soldiers Killed in Helicopter Crash Near Tikrit - 2003-11-07
A Black Hawk helicopter crash near Tikrit resulted in the deaths of six American soldiers, with initial reports indicating it may have been shot down.…
Ahmad Shah Massoud Tried to Warn the West About a Terrorist Attack on America - 2003-11-07
Ahmad Shah Massoud attempted to alert the West about an impending terrorist attack by al-Qaeda on the U.S. before the September 11 attacks. His warnings…
New York Times: Formation of a Secret Commando Force to Find Saddam Hussein and Bin Laden - 2003-11-07
The U.S. Army has created a secret commando unit, Task Force 121, to hunt down Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden. This new unit is…
Temporary Closure of U.S. Diplomatic Centers in Saudi Arabia - 2003-11-07
The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia is temporarily closing its diplomatic missions due to credible terrorist threats. American citizens in the region are advised to…
Under the Microscope: Meeting of the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights with Saeed Mortazavi - 2003-11-06
The article discusses a meeting between the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Saeed Mortazavi, a prominent Iranian prosecutor, alongside other key figures. It…
Announcement of North Korean National Football Team's Arrival in Iran - 2003-11-05
The North Korean national football team is set to arrive in Iran on November 20, 2003, for a qualifying match for the 2004 AFC Asian…
Arrest of Al-Qaeda Suspect Near Belfast, Ireland - 2003-11-05
A North African man suspected of ties to Al-Qaeda has been arrested near Belfast, Ireland. The police have received judicial permission to interrogate him for…
Mohammad ElBaradei Wants Inspectors to Return to Iraq - 2003-11-04
Mohammad ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, is advocating for the return of weapons inspectors to Iraq to finalize assessments of its suspected…
President Bush's Visit to Southern California - 2003-11-04
President Bush visited Southern California to assess the impact of recent wildfires that caused significant destruction and loss of life. He engaged with affected residents…
The Sayings of Cyrus the Great to be Published
Seyed Ali Salehi is set to publish a collection of reinterpretations of the sayings of Cyrus the Great, focusing on themes of human rights and…
Washington Post: Saddam Hussein Did Not Issue a Counterattack Order When the War Began
Saddam Hussein did not order a counterattack at the onset of the war, believing he could avoid invasion. Tariq Aziz claimed that French and Russian…
Release of Two Iranian Documentary Filmmakers from Um Qasr Prison
Two Iranian documentary filmmakers, Saeed Abou Taleb and Soheil Karimi, were released after being detained for four months by U.S. forces in Iraq. They were…
Arrest of Ahmad and Saeed, Sons of Ayatollah Montazeri - 2003-11-03
Ahmad and Saeed Montazeri, sons of the dissenting cleric Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, were arrested by security agents in Qom while attempting to access a…
UN Security Council Ambassadors Visit Western Afghanistan - 2003-11-03
UN Security Council ambassadors visited western Afghanistan to urge a warlord to grant equal rights to women and to encourage local leaders to support the…
Two Militants Killed in Shootout with Saudi Police
Two militants were killed in a shootout with Saudi police in Mecca, preventing a potential terrorist act. The police are now searching for additional suspects…
Two Sons of Ayatollah Montazeri Released Hours After Arrest
Ahmad and Saeed Montazeri, sons of the prominent cleric Ayatollah Montazeri, were arrested for trying to access a building designated for educational expansion but were…
Foreign Ministers of Iraq's Neighboring Countries Invite Zebari
The foreign ministers of Iraq's neighboring countries invited Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari to a meeting in Damascus to discuss the war in Iraq. Zebari…
White House: Saddam Will Be Brought to Justice - 2003-11-01
The White House announced that Saddam Hussein is trying to survive but will soon face justice. There are concerns about his potential involvement in attacks…
UN Investigates Security Flaws Leading to Terrorist Attack on Its Headquarters in Baghdad - 2003-11-01
The UN is investigating security weaknesses that led to a terrorist attack on its Baghdad headquarters. Kofi Annan expressed concern over an independent panel's findings…
Government Student! Mohsen Younesi - 2003-11-01
The article discusses the dissatisfaction among students in Iran's government educational institutions and the ruling body's attempts to create divisions among students to maintain control.…
Two-Day Conference of Iraq's Neighbors in Syria - 2003-11-01
A two-day conference of Iraq's neighbors took place in Syria to address regional instability, but Iraq's foreign minister was initially excluded. After threats from neighboring…
Paul Bremer: Washington Accelerates Transfer of Power to the People of Iraq - 2003-11-01
Paul Bremer announced that the U.S. is speeding up the transfer of power to Iraqis while increasing Iraqi defense forces to combat insurgent attacks. He…
Continued Violence in Iraq Will Not Force U.S. to Withdraw Prematurely
President Bush asserts that the ongoing violence in Iraq will not lead to a premature U.S. withdrawal. He attributes the violence to both Saddam Hussein's…
Saudi Arabia to Broadcast Sessions of the Consultative Council on Television for the First Time
Saudi Arabia will start broadcasting parts of the Consultative Council sessions on television, aiming to foster a more open political atmosphere. This move follows recent…
Interview with Dr. Ghasem Abolghasem Nejad, Orthopedic Surgeon and Upper Limb Specialist - 2003-11-01
Dr. Ghasem Abolghasem Nejad discusses the importance of super specialists in addressing contemporary medical issues. The interview highlights the evolving landscape of medical expertise in…