May 2003
Al-Qaeda Has Long Been Planning an Attack on Australia - 2003-05-31
Australian Prime Minister John Howard announced that intelligence indicates Al-Qaeda has been planning an attack on Australia since 2000. This revelation comes alongside the arrest…
Detention of Democracy Leader in Burma - 2003-05-31
Aung San Suu Kyi and at least seventeen members of her party have been detained in northern Burma following an attack on their convoy. This…
Saddam Hussein's Security Forces Have Preserved Records of Their Killings
A British official revealed that records of killings by Saddam Hussein's security forces have been preserved and may be used in future war crimes trials.…
Zimbabwean Government Claims Upcoming Opposition Protests Are Treasonous
The Zimbabwean government has labeled the upcoming opposition protests as treasonous, accusing them of inciting a coup against President Mugabe. The opposition, led by the…
3D Reconstruction of Persepolis by Meysam Keshavarz
Meysam Keshavarz has completed a 3D reconstruction of Persepolis, highlighting its architectural beauty and historical importance. This project is significant as it helps preserve and…
No Trace of Saddam's Biological Arsenal Yet - 2003-05-29
U.S. intelligence has discovered two concealed Iraqi trucks believed to be linked to Saddam Hussein's secret biological weapons program. Despite this, no biological materials have…
AC Milan Champions of European Club Football - 2003-05-29
AC Milan won the UEFA Champions League by defeating Juventus 3-2 in a penalty shootout after a goalless draw in regular time. This match marked…
Nigerian President Sworn in for Second Term
Olusegun Obasanjo was sworn in for a second term as Nigeria's president amid allegations of electoral fraud and controversy surrounding the recent elections. His administration…
It is unclear whether the overthrown leader of Iraq is still alive or dead - 2003-05-29
U.S. officials are uncertain about the status of Saddam Hussein, the overthrown leader of Iraq, as no bodies have been found in the targeted underground…
North Korea Condemns South Korea's Military Exercises as Preparations for War - 2003-05-28
North Korea has condemned South Korea's military exercises, claiming they are preparations for war amid increasing pressure from the U.S. to end its nuclear program.…
Tony Blair to Visit Iraq This Week - 2003-05-28
Tony Blair has announced his upcoming visit to Iraq to thank British forces for their role in the ousting of Saddam Hussein. This visit marks…
Suspect in Recent Deadly Bombings in Casablanca Dies in Custody - 2003-05-28
The suspect in the recent bombings in Casablanca has died in custody from health issues. The bombings resulted in the deaths of 43 individuals, including…
Dear Freedom Lovers - 2003-05-28
The article criticizes European, particularly French, efforts to improve the image of the Iranian regime while ignoring the true aspirations of the Iranian people. It…
Iran National Futsal Team Named Best Team of Asia for 2002
The Iran national futsal team has been recognized as the best team in Asia for 2002 by the Asian Football Confederation. This marks a continuation…
Confession of the Executive Director of the Terrorist Group Jemaah Islamiyah - 2003-05-28
Ali Ghufron, the executive director of Jemaah Islamiyah, confessed in court to his role in the group and acknowledged his acquaintance with Osama bin Laden,…
Saudi Government Agents Arrest 5 Suspects in Connection with Riyadh Bombings - 2003-05-28
Saudi authorities have arrested five suspects linked to the recent suicide bombings in Riyadh, which killed 34 people. The attacks have been attributed to Al-Qaeda,…
Nazie Baghlari's Report: Controlled Freedom for the Entry of Foreign Films into Iran - 2003-05-28
Mr. Abolhasan Davoodi, head of the Cinema House in Iran, confirms that the Ministry of Culture is attempting to liberalize the entry of foreign films,…
Samira Makhmalbaf, Michael Moore, and Other Matters!
Samira Makhmalbaf criticized George Bush at the Cannes Festival, drawing parallels with American filmmakers like Michael Moore. The article highlights her fear of local authorities…
Arrest of Two Regional Leaders of the Ba'ath Party of Iraq - 2003-05-27
Coalition forces in Iraq have arrested two high-ranking officials of the Ba'ath Party, bringing the total arrests to nearly half of a targeted list of…
The United States Reopens Its Embassy and Consulates in Saudi Arabia - 2003-05-26
The U.S. has reopened its diplomatic missions in Saudi Arabia despite ongoing travel warnings due to terrorist threats. This decision follows recent bombings in Riyadh…
Hezbollah: We Will Not Lay Down Our Arms - 2003-05-26
Hezbollah's leader, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, declared that the group will not disarm and threatened suicide attacks in response to potential U.S. and Israeli aggression towards…
President Bush Expected to Hold Summit with Israeli and Palestinian Leaders - 2003-05-26
President Bush plans to convene a summit with Israeli and Palestinian leaders following the approval of a new peace plan by the Israeli cabinet. The…
USA Selected to Host Women's World Cup in 2003 - 2003-05-26
The USA has been selected to host the Women's World Cup in 2003, beating out Sweden. This decision follows the recent suspension of the tournament…
Embassies of the United States, Britain, and Germany Reopened in Saudi Arabia - 2003-05-25
The embassies of the U.S., Britain, and Germany reopened in Saudi Arabia after being closed due to terrorist threats. The reopening follows serious security concerns,…
Heydar Aliyev Appears on Azerbaijani State Television
Heydar Aliyev, the President of Azerbaijan, made his first public appearance on state television after recovering from a serious illness. He spoke with Russian President…
Reopening of the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia - 2003-05-24
The US Embassy in Saudi Arabia is set to reopen after being closed due to credible threats of a terrorist attack. This follows recent bombings…
Nine-Year Journey of the American Spacecraft to Pluto - 2003-05-24
The article discusses the nine-year journey of a NASA spacecraft to Pluto, featuring an interview with Iranian scientist Dr. Kazem Emadpour. The focus is on…
Historical Calendar, May 24: Sending of the First Telegraph Message in America - 2003-05-24
On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse sent the first telegraph message in the United States, marking a significant advancement in communication technology. This event is…
Dissolution of the Ministries of Defense and Intelligence and the Republican Guard in Iraq - 2003-05-23
The U.S. has dissolved key military and intelligence institutions in Iraq following the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, with Paul Bremer announcing the formation of new…
Transfer of Lions from Saddam Hussein's Son's Private Zoo in Baghdad to South Africa - 2003-05-23
Lions from Uday Hussein's private zoo in Baghdad are being relocated to South Africa for rehabilitation after suffering from the effects of war. The transfer…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Abolhasan Davoodi, Head of the House of Cinema - 2003-05-23
Abolhasan Davoodi, the Head of the House of Cinema, clarifies that the rumors about the approval of foreign films in Iran are premature, as the…
Coalition Forces in Iraq Detain Senior Ba'ath Official
Coalition forces have detained Aziz Sajih al-Numan, a senior Ba'ath Party official, near Baghdad. Concurrently, two Iraqis were killed in Fallujah amidst unclear circumstances surrounding…
President Bush's Meeting with Salam Fayyad, Minister of Finance of the Palestinian Authority - 2003-05-22
President Bush met with Salam Fayyad, the Palestinian Authority's Finance Minister, marking a significant diplomatic engagement despite ongoing violence. The meeting underscores the U.S. commitment…
Science and Society: NASA's Meteorology Monitors Weather on Other Planets - 2003-05-22
NASA is actively monitoring weather and atmospheric changes on other planets as part of its scientific research. This initiative is significant for understanding planetary climates…
Decision for Retirement of General Tommy Franks, Commander of Coalition Forces in Iraq - 2003-05-22
General Tommy Franks, who led U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, has announced his retirement. His departure comes amid ongoing operations in Iraq, including…
U.S. and U.K. Embassies in Saudi Arabia to Close Until Next Week - 2003-05-21
The U.S. and U.K. embassies in Saudi Arabia are closing temporarily due to credible terrorist threats, following recent suicide bombings that killed 34. This decision…
Terror Alert Level Increased in the United States - 2003-05-21
The U.S. government has raised the terror alert level to orange following an FBI warning about potential al-Qaeda attacks. Asa Hutchinson emphasized concerns not only…
Broadcast of a Tape by One of Osama bin Laden's Senior Advisors on Al Jazeera - 2003-05-21
Al Jazeera aired a tape of Ayman al-Zawahiri, a senior al-Qaeda member, urging Muslims to attack Western embassies. The U.S. responded by closing its embassy…
Officials in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, prepare for the possibility of new terrorist attacks
Officials in Riyadh are on high alert for potential new terrorist attacks following last week's suicide bombings that killed 34. The U.S. Embassy has announced…
USA Women's National Soccer Team's Dominant Victory Against England
The USA women's national soccer team achieved a significant 6-0 victory over England in a friendly match, with Cindy Parlow scoring four goals. This win…
American Legislator Says Middle East Will Not Achieve Stability While Current Iranian Government Is in Power - 2003-05-20
Senator Sam Brownback has introduced a bill to the U.S. Congress advocating for increased support for a democratic government in Iran, asserting that stability in…
Saudi Ambassador to the U.S.: I Am Concerned About the Possibility of Another Terrorist Attack
The Saudi Ambassador to the U.S. warns of the potential for another terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia or the U.S., citing a strong intuition and…
Saudi Arabia Arrests 4 Suspects in Last Week's Bombings
Saudi Arabia has arrested four suspects linked to last week's suicide bombings in Riyadh that killed 34 people, including 8 Americans. Adel al-Jubeir defended the…
The United States Closes Its Consulate in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia - 2003-05-19
The U.S. has closed its consulate in Dhahran after an armed man was arrested nearby, raising concerns about terrorism in Saudi Arabia following recent bombings…
An Inside Look: Khatami's Trip to Several Countries in the Middle East, Interview with Sazgara - 2003-05-19
The article discusses former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami's diplomatic trip to various Middle Eastern countries amidst conflicting news about Iran-U.S. relations. The interview with Mohammad…
Iran's National Student Gymnastics Team Wins Runner-Up Title
Iran's national student gymnastics team won the runner-up title at the World School Gymnastics Championships in France, achieving four silver medals. The competition highlights the…
Saudi Arabia Has Previously Tolerated Islamic Extremists Too Much
Saudi Arabia acknowledges its past tolerance of Islamic extremists and vows to take stronger action against terrorism following recent bombings. Adel al-Jubeir highlights the need…
Attempts to Disrupt the Three-Day Seminar of Isfahan Universities and Medical Sciences - 2003-05-17
There are ongoing attempts to disrupt a three-day seminar organized by universities in Isfahan, which includes medical sciences. Ali Sadighi, an organizer, discusses these efforts…
At least 40 killed in suicide attacks in Casablanca - 2003-05-17
A series of suicide bombings in Casablanca, Morocco, resulted in at least 40 deaths and nearly 60 injuries, with attacks targeting a Jewish community center,…
Proposal for Temporary Ceasefire Between Israel and Palestinians - 2003-05-17
Ariel Sharon and Mahmoud Abbas met for the first time in over two years to discuss a temporary ceasefire and phased withdrawal of Israeli troops…
U.S. Senate Bill for Establishing a Democratic and Secular Government in Iran - 2003-05-17
U.S. Senators Sam Brownback and John Cornyn will introduce the 'Democracy for Iran' bill, advocating for a secular and democratic government in Iran. The bill…
Possibility of Pete Sampras Retiring from Professional Tennis
Pete Sampras, the former world number one tennis player, is hinting at retirement as he withdraws from major tournaments including the French Open and Wimbledon.…
Mohammad Khatami, President of Iran, Engaged in a Regional Trip - 2003-05-16
Mohammad Khatami, the Iranian President, is visiting Yemen to discuss various issues, including U.S. presence in Iraq. This visit follows talks with Syrian President Bashar…
Dominique de Villepin's Reaction to Reports About France - 2003-05-16
Dominique de Villepin, the French Foreign Minister, condemned false reports by U.S. and British media regarding France's actions related to Iraq. He emphasized that these…
Saeb Erekat Resigns from Palestinian Cabinet - 2003-05-16
Saeb Erekat has resigned from the Palestinian cabinet amid frustrations over not being invited to key peace talks. His resignation raises questions about the stability…
Expulsion of Approximately Thirty Thousand Ba'athists Loyal to the Overthrown Regime of Saddam Hussein - 2003-05-16
Paul Bremer has expelled around thirty thousand Ba'athists from the future Iraqi government, aiming to eliminate the party's influence. This move acknowledges the potential challenges…
Mohammad Khatami's Visit to Syria and Yemen - 2003-05-15
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami visited Syria to discuss U.S. pressure on Syria regarding its support for Hezbollah. Following this, he is set to visit Yemen…
On This Day, May 14: The First Space Laboratory Was Launched - 2003-05-15
On May 14, 1965, the United States launched Skylab, its first space laboratory, into orbit. This event marked a significant milestone in space exploration and…
British Forces Hand Over Control of Umm Qasr to Local Authorities - 2003-05-15
British forces have officially handed over control of Umm Qasr to local authorities, marking a significant step in post-war governance. Concurrently, U.S. forces arrested hundreds…
Iran's President Delivered a Speech to Tens of Thousands in Beirut - 2003-05-14
Iran's President Khatami spoke to a large crowd of supporters in Beirut, emphasizing Lebanese sovereignty and the resilience of Hezbollah against U.S. pressure. This event…
Disarmament and Withdrawal of the People's Mujahedin Organization from Border Posts Following Orders from Coalition Forces Led by the United States - 2003-05-14
The People's Mujahedin Organization has begun disarming and withdrawing from border posts in Iraq under U.S. coalition orders. This marks a significant shift for the…
Invitation for Tabarzadi on the Movement Website - 2003-05-14
On May 14, 2003, the Independent Student Movement of Iran called for remembrance of the July 9 uprising against religious tyranny. The movement emphasizes the…
Discovery of a Mass Grave with the Bodies of Over Three Thousand People in Iraq - 2003-05-14
A mass grave containing over three thousand bodies has been discovered in Iraq, believed to be of Shiites killed after the 1991 uprising against Saddam…
Saudi Arabia: Al-Qaeda Responsible for Suicide Bombings in Riyadh - 2003-05-14
On May 14, 2003, Saudi officials attributed recent suicide bombings in Riyadh, which killed 34 people, to Al-Qaeda. The attacks involved 19 operatives who had…
Under the Microscope: Explosion in Riyadh - Confusion of the Islamic Republic Regarding Relations with America - 2003-05-14
An explosion in Riyadh has implications for Saudi Arabia's counter-terrorism strategies and has sparked confusion among Iranian officials about engaging in dialogue with the United…
Report Shahid: Islamic Republic Espionage in France - 2003-05-14
A French security organization has accused an Iranian individual in Paris of spying for the Islamic Republic of Iran. The case is being handled by…
Ayatollah Baqir al-Hakim: A Democratic Government Respecting Islam Must Come to Power in Iraq
Ayatollah Baqir al-Hakim calls for a democratic government in Iraq that respects Islam and includes all ethnic and religious groups, marking a shift from his…
Iranian President Meets Leader of Hezbollah - 2003-05-13
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami is on a historic visit to Lebanon, where he met with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Khatami's remarks challenge U.S. accusations against…
At least 29 killed in last night's explosions in Riyadh
At least 29 people were killed in suicide bombings in Riyadh, including 10 Americans. The attacks targeted residential areas mainly occupied by foreigners and are…
President Bush Condemns Yesterday's Suicide Bombings in Saudi Arabia - 2003-05-13
President Bush condemned suicide bombings in Saudi Arabia that killed over 90 people, with the U.S. reporting higher casualties than Saudi officials. Colin Powell, visiting…
Justice Minister of the Islamic Republic Booed at Tehran Book Fair
Ayatollah Hashemi Shahroodi, the head of the Islamic Republic judiciary, faced public outrage at the Tehran Book Fair, where protesters chanted for his resignation. The…
Three Explosions Shake Western Expat Residential Complex in Riyadh
Three explosions targeted a residential complex for Westerners in Riyadh, injuring several but reportedly causing no fatalities. This incident coincided with a planned visit by…
Passing of Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, Leader of Ismailis - 2003-05-13
Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, a prominent leader of the Ismaili community and a significant figure in international humanitarian efforts, has died at the age of…
Ban on Participation in Classes at the University of California Lifted for Students from SARS-affected Countries
The University of California, Berkeley, has lifted restrictions for 80 students from SARS-affected countries to attend summer classes, while still preventing over 400 others from…
Iranian Government Denies Reports of Resuming Relations with the U.S.
The Iranian government has denied reports of talks with the U.S. to resume diplomatic relations after 23 years. The denial follows a report from 'USA…
There Was One and Seventy Million Were Not - 2003-05-12
A statue of Andrei Sakharov was unveiled in Saint Petersburg, symbolizing resistance against authoritarianism. The article reflects on the nature of dissent and the representation…
U.S. Army Emphasizes Disarmament of Mujahideen in Iraq - 2003-05-10
The U.S. Army is negotiating the disarmament of the Mujahideen, an Iranian opposition group, in Iraq. This group, which has historical ties to Saddam Hussein,…
Ayatollah Mohammad Baqir Hakim's Speech to Tens of Thousands of Supporters - 2003-05-10
Ayatollah Mohammad Baqir Hakim addressed tens of thousands of supporters in Basra, urging them to work towards an independent Iraqi government free from foreign influence.…
Abu Sayyaf Group Claims Responsibility for Bombing in the Philippines
The Abu Sayyaf Group has claimed responsibility for a bombing in the Philippines that killed thirteen people and injured many others. The group's member warned…
American Officials Say Mujahedin-e Khalq Agreed to Surrender Their Weapons - 2003-05-10
American officials announced that the Mujahedin-e Khalq, an armed group opposed to the Iranian regime, agreed to surrender their weapons following negotiations. This development is…
Life and Progress in America: Free Tree Distribution in the U.S. - 2003-05-09
Environmental organizations in the U.S. are distributing free trees to individuals interested in planting them. This initiative aims to promote environmental conservation and awareness. It…
Zambizanga - 2003-05-08
The article discusses the film 'Zambizanga,' directed by Sarah Maldoror, which is significant for being one of the first films about African resistance and the…
New Attacks by the Islamic Republic on the Internet in Iran - 2003-05-08
The article discusses recent actions taken by the Islamic Republic to restrict internet access in Iran. Ramin Salehi reports on these developments, highlighting the ongoing…
Saudi Arabia Offers Rewards for Capture of Suspected Terrorists - 2003-05-08
Saudi Arabia has announced rewards for the capture of 19 suspected terrorists linked to Al-Qaeda, who are believed to be planning attacks against high-ranking officials,…
Two Criminal Courts Begin Operations in Iraq - 2003-05-08
Two criminal courts have been established in Iraq to address crimes committed by Saddam Hussein and his regime. U.S. legal advisor Clint Williamson emphasizes the…
American Court Orders Compensation for Victims of Terrorism - 2003-05-08
An American court has ordered over $100 million in compensation for the families of two September 11 victims, citing evidence of Iraq's support for al-Qaeda.…
Los Angeles Report: The Massacre of Iraqi Kurds Classified as Genocide - 2003-05-08
The article discusses the classification of the massacre of Iraqi Kurds by Saddam Hussein as genocide, particularly highlighting the use of chemical weapons in Halabja.…
President Bush Lifts Sanctions Against Angolan Rebel Movement
President Bush has lifted sanctions against the Angolan rebel group UNITA, deeming it no longer a significant threat to U.S. foreign policy. This decision comes…
Analysis of Audio Tape Received by Australian Newspaper Reporter - 2003-05-07
An audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein has surfaced, urging Iraqis to wage a covert war against U.S. and coalition forces. The tape was delivered…
Saudi Police Searching for 19 Suspects in Terrorist Activities - 2003-05-07
Saudi police are pursuing 19 suspects linked to terrorist activities after a confrontation in Riyadh. The suspects include 17 Saudis, one Yemeni, and one Iraqi…
Negotiations Between the Zimbabwean Government and Opposition - 2003-05-07
The Zimbabwean government and opposition expressed readiness to negotiate after pressure from South African leaders, but both sides refused to drop their preconditions. President Mugabe…
Protests by Dozens of Iraqi Doctors in Baghdad - 2003-05-07
Dozens of Iraqi doctors protested in Baghdad against the appointment of Ali Shinan as the head of the Ministry of Health by the U.S., citing…
Under the Microscope: The Situation in Iraq, Letter from Iranian Parliament Representatives for Fundamental Reforms - 2003-05-07
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the current situation in Iraq, highlighting the crimes of Saddam Hussein. Additionally, 145 Iranian parliament members have sent a letter…
Kashmir Separatist Muslims Responsible for Violent Incidents - 2003-05-06
Recent violent incidents in Kashmir, including shootings and a bombing, have resulted in multiple casualties. Indian security forces have responded by killing several militants, while…
March of Approximately 300 Afghans in Kabul - 2003-05-06
Approximately 300 Afghans protested in Kabul against the slow reconstruction of their country and delayed government salaries, marking the first anti-Western demonstration since the U.S.-led…
Witness Report: Interview with Mehrdad Khansari - 2003-05-06
Mehrdad Khansari, a political analyst in the UK, met with colleagues in France to announce a new cross-organizational front. This gathering signifies a potential shift…
Withdrawal of One Billion Dollars in Cash from the Central Bank of Iraq Before the Start of the War - 2003-05-06
Just before the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, around one billion dollars was withdrawn from the Central Bank of Iraq, allegedly under the direction of Saddam…
Senior Coalition Official Introduced to Oversee Formation of New Iraqi Government - 2003-05-06
President Bush appointed Paul Bremer as the senior coalition official to oversee the formation of a new government in Iraq and reconstruction efforts. This decision…
Meeting of Leaders from South Africa, Nigeria, and Malawi with the President of Zimbabwe - 2003-05-05
Leaders from South Africa, Nigeria, and Malawi met with Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai to address the country's political and economic…
Pope John Paul II Returns to the Vatican - 2003-05-05
Pope John Paul II returned to the Vatican following a mass in Madrid where he announced new saints. The event was significant due to the…
Severe and Destructive Tornadoes in the Central United States - 2003-05-05
Severe tornadoes hit the central United States, resulting in over 32 deaths and numerous injuries and displacements. Officials in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Tennessee are…
An Inside Look: Colin Powell's Warning to Bashar al-Assad - 2003-05-05
Colin Powell warned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad about the consequences of negligence following his visit to Syria. The warning highlights U.S. concerns regarding Syria's actions…
A Prominent Iraqi Scientist Involved in Weapons of Mass Destruction Production Arrested
A prominent Iraqi scientist, Huda Saleh Mahdi Ammash, was arrested by U.S. forces for her involvement in weapons of mass destruction production. This event coincides…
Crew of the International Space Station Returned to Earth
The crew of the International Space Station, consisting of two American astronauts and one Russian, returned to Earth after a nearly three-month delay and landed…
Former Iraqi Information Minister Has Many Fans in the Arab World - 2003-05-04
Muhammad Saeed Al-Sahhaf, the former Iraqi Information Minister, has gained a cult following in the Arab world due to his defiant statements against the U.S.…
Discovery of Mass Graves in Iraq - 2003-05-04
Mass graves of Shiite victims executed by Saddam Hussein in 1991 are being uncovered in Iraq. This ongoing excavation reveals the brutal suppression of uprisings…
Donald Rumsfeld: The Iraq War Will Modify the Behavior of Countries Supporting Terrorism - 2003-05-04
Donald Rumsfeld asserted that the Iraq War could change the behavior of nations that support terrorism or seek weapons of mass destruction. He expressed confidence…
Iraqis Continue Excavation of a Mass Grave Today
Iraqis are excavating a mass grave containing remains of individuals executed after the 1991 Shiite uprising against Saddam Hussein. The discovery highlights the scale of…
The Main Source of SARS Disease in Singapore is Hospitals
A senior health official in Singapore revealed that hospitals are the primary source of SARS infections, accounting for 62% of cases. This information is critical…
Statements by the President of the Iranian Society for Human Rights Regarding the Promotion of Judge Mortazavi - 2003-05-03
Dr. Abdolkarim Lahiji comments on the implications of Saeed Mortazavi's promotion to Prosecutor General of Tehran. The discussion highlights concerns about human rights and judicial…
Discovery of Another Mass Grave in Iraq - 2003-05-03
A mass grave has been discovered near Babylon, Iraq, containing at least thirty-five bodies linked to the 1991 uprising against Saddam Hussein. Local residents are…
Donald Rumsfeld: Most of the War in Afghanistan is Over - 2003-05-02
Donald Rumsfeld announced that the majority of the war in Afghanistan is over, although small resistance groups remain. This statement came after a meeting with…
Arrest of Two More Officials from the Overthrown Regime of Saddam Hussein - 2003-05-02
Two high-ranking officials from Saddam Hussein's regime were arrested by U.S. forces in Iraq. This includes a vice president and the head of the Iraqi…
Colin Powell's Visit to Damascus - 2003-05-02
Colin Powell, the U.S. Secretary of State, visited Syria to pressure the government to stop supporting extremist groups and support peace efforts in the Middle…
Draw Between Iran and Spain National Futsal Teams - 2003-05-02
The Iranian national futsal team achieved a 2-2 draw against Spain in a friendly match, following a previous loss of 6-2. This result showcases the…
Colin Powell Arrives in Syria - 2003-05-02
Colin Powell, the U.S. Secretary of State, has arrived in Syria to engage in talks aimed at persuading the Syrian government to cease its support…
President Bush Announces End of Major Combat Operations in Iraq - 2003-05-02
President Bush declared the end of major combat operations in Iraq, claiming victory for the U.S. and its allies. He highlighted the importance of this…
Los Angeles Report: Signing of Agreement Between the U.S. and Mexico to Strengthen Border Relations - 2003-05-01
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge and Mexican Secretary Santiago Creel signed an agreement aimed at strengthening border relations. This event highlights ongoing cooperation…
The President of Pakistan says Osama bin Laden may be hiding along the mountainous border of Pakistan and Afghanistan - 2003-05-01
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf indicated that Osama bin Laden may be hiding in the mountainous border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan. He noted that bin…