July 2003
Report Shahid: Interrogation of Ms. Maryam Rajavi in Paris - 2003-07-31
Maryam Rajavi is being interrogated in Paris, with potential testimonies from former members of the People's Mujahedin Organization expected in court. The report includes insights…
Iraq Governing Council Elects Its First President - 2003-07-31
The Iraq Governing Council has elected Ibrahim al-Jaafari as its first president for a one-month term. The council's leadership will rotate among nine members due…
Stolen Documents of the American Intelligence Agency Discovered - 2003-07-31
Detectives in the U.S. discovered 20,000 pages of CIA documents stolen by Brian Regan, intended for sale to Saddam Hussein and Chinese intelligence. Regan, who…
A Recommendation for Ayatollah Khamenei, Ayatollah Rafsanjani, and Others Who Have a Hand in the Fire - 2003-07-31
The article presents a warning to Iranian leaders, particularly Ayatollah Khamenei and Rafsanjani, urging them to learn from Saddam Hussein's downfall. It suggests they should…
Interview with Dr. Hassan Masali, Overseas Representative of the Democratic Front of Iran - 2003-07-31
The article features an interview with Dr. Hassan Masali, who represents the Democratic Front of Iran abroad. The discussion includes listener interactions, highlighting the political…
Asylum Granted to Two Daughters of Saddam Hussein in Jordan - 2003-07-31
Jordan has granted asylum to Raghad and Rana, daughters of Saddam Hussein, along with nine children, citing humanitarian reasons. Their husbands had previously fled to…
Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal Expresses Regret Over Confidentiality of Part of U.S. Congressional Report
Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal expressed regret over the U.S. President's decision to keep parts of the Congressional report on the September 11 attacks classified.…
Bush: American Forces Are Close to Capturing Saddam - 2003-07-30
President Bush announced that U.S. forces are nearing the capture of Saddam Hussein, emphasizing that Saddam's sons and other regime members will face justice. He…
Iranian Literature and Culture in Exile: The Unquenchable Voice of Iranian Protest, Mirza Agha Asgari - 2003-07-30
The article discusses the role of Iranian literature and culture in exile as a persistent form of protest against oppression. It highlights contributions from notable…
Approval of Sanctions Bill Against Burma - 2003-07-29
President Bush signed a bill to impose economic sanctions on Burma, sending a message to the ruling generals regarding the detention of Aung San Suu…
Saudi Foreign Minister's Meeting with President Bush Today - 2003-07-29
The Saudi Foreign Minister is meeting with President Bush to address concerns over a U.S. Congressional report on the September 11 attacks, particularly regarding references…
Main Rebel Group in Liberia Declares Ceasefire - 2003-07-29
The main rebel group in Liberia has declared a ceasefire and ordered its fighters to retreat to Monrovia as peacekeeping forces prepare to enter. Nigerian…
Arab TV Station Broadcasts New Audio Tape of Saddam - 2003-07-29
An Arab TV station broadcast a new audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein, claiming that his sons Qusay and Uday were killed in a firefight…
Fox News Warns American Journalists About Saudi Arabia's Media Restrictions
Steve Harrigan of Fox News has warned American journalists about increasing restrictions in Saudi Arabia, likening the situation to that of Iraq under Saddam Hussein.…
The U.S. Will Not Release Parts of the Report Related to September 11, 2000
The U.S. government has decided not to release certain classified sections of the September 11 report, which may indicate links between Saudi officials and the…
Opposition to the Release of Part of the September 2001 Attack Report
President Bush has denied the request to release documents related to the September 11 attacks, citing potential harm to ongoing investigations. Saudi officials, including Foreign…
Hezbollah: More Israelis Will Be Abducted If Prisoner Exchange Talks Do Not Resume
Hezbollah's leader warns that more Israelis will be kidnapped if stalled prisoner exchange talks do not resume. The group is prepared to act if negotiations…
Six Suspects Killed in Armed Clash with Saudi Police
In an armed confrontation in northern Riyadh, six suspects believed to be Islamic militants were killed, along with two police officers. This incident is part…
Claim of Victory by the Cambodian People's Party in Parliamentary Elections - 2003-07-28
The Cambodian People's Party has declared victory in the parliamentary elections, winning most constituencies except for the capital where they lost to the opposition. The…
Two American Soldiers Wounded in Central Baghdad - 2003-07-28
Two American soldiers were wounded and one killed in an attack in Baghdad, while pursuing Saddam Hussein. The incident highlights ongoing violence and the emergence…
Under the Microscope: Bahman Kashavarz's Letter and Mohsen Armin's Statements Regarding Judge Mortazavi - 2003-07-28
The article discusses the legal analysis of the investigation into Zahra Kazemi's murder by Bahman Kashavarz and the responses from Mohsen Armin to Tehran prosecutor…
The Islamic Republic is still examining the cases of detained Al-Qaeda members
The Iranian government is still investigating the cases of detained Al-Qaeda members, having recently admitted to holding key figures from Osama bin Laden's network. The…
Philippine President Gives Rebels Until 5 PM Local Time to Surrender, Deadline Passes
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo has issued a deadline for rebel soldiers occupying a building in Manila to surrender, which has now passed without compliance. The…
U.S. Congressional Leaders Demand Release of Classified Sections of 9/11 Report
U.S. congressional leaders, including Senator Richard Shelby, are urging the Bush administration to disclose classified sections of the 9/11 report, which allegedly implicate a foreign…
A U.S. Marine Killed in Grenade Attack on the Outskirts of Baghdad - 2003-07-27
A U.S. Marine was killed and another wounded in a grenade attack near Baghdad, following a series of violent incidents that have resulted in multiple…
Arrest of 12 Individuals for Disrupting Government Stability and Creating Civil Unrest in Burma - 2003-07-26
Twelve individuals have been arrested in Burma for allegedly plotting to destabilize the government and incite civil unrest. The military claims these suspects had ties…
Asahi Shimbun: North Korea Threatens to Conduct a Nuclear Test
North Korea has threatened to conduct a nuclear test if the U.S. does not accept its proposals regarding its nuclear program. This threat is particularly…
Witness Report: French Television Claims Bin Laden and Mullah Omar are in Iran - 2003-07-26
French television has reported that Osama Bin Laden and Mullah Omar are allegedly in Iran, leading to increased pressures on the Islamic Republic. This claim…
Blood Lipids: Causes and Consequences - 2003-07-26
The article features a discussion on blood lipids, their causes, and consequences, led by Dr. Sari, an internal medicine expert. The program also includes interactions…
Iran Book Information Network Launched
The Iran Book Information Network has been launched, allowing Iranians to purchase books online. Dr. Farhad Nazarzadeh Kermani's 'An Introduction to Playwriting' is highlighted as…
Under the Microscope: The Statements of Saddam's Son's Secretary Regarding Oil and Trade Transactions Between the Iraqi Regime and the Islamic Republic - 2003-07-26
The article discusses the aftermath of the murder of Canadian-Iranian journalist Zahra Kazemi, leading to diplomatic tensions between Canada and Iran, including the recall of…
Coalition Forces May Be Close to Saddam Hussein's Hiding Place - 2003-07-25
U.S. coalition forces may have located Saddam Hussein's hiding place following the arrest of suspected security personnel. The U.S. Army has also released footage of…
Swedish Police: Former Iraqi Information Minister Involved in Killing of Iraqi Defector
Swedish police are investigating the involvement of former Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf in the 1985 murder of Iraqi defector Majid Hussein, who had…
Saudi Ambassador to the U.S. Rejects Congressional Report
The Saudi Ambassador to the U.S. has dismissed a Congressional report linking the Saudi government to the 9/11 attacks, calling the claims unfounded. The report…
Life and Progress in America: The Sacrifice and Rescue of Young American Soldier - July 25, 2003
The article discusses the heroic rescue of Jessica Lynch, a young American soldier, from captivity during the Iraq War. It highlights the bravery involved in…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Deployment of the First Group of Spanish and Dutch Soldiers to Iraq - 2003-07-25
The first group of Spanish and Dutch soldiers has been deployed to Iraq. This report also highlights the reactions of the German media to the…
German Authorities Accuse Iranian Man of Espionage
German authorities have charged a 65-year-old Iranian man, Iraj S., with espionage against exiled opponents of the Iranian government. He has been in custody since…
Under the Microscope: Referral of Zahra Kazemi's Case to the Military Prosecutor's Office - The Impact of the Deaths of Saddam Hussein's Sons on Stability and Security in Iraq - 2003-07-24
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the referral of Zahra Kazemi's case to the military prosecutor's office, suggesting it implicates Iranian intelligence. He also notes that…
Donald Rumsfeld: Photos of Saddam's Sons' Corpses Will Be Released - 2003-07-24
U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced that photos of Saddam Hussein's sons, Qusay and Uday, will be released to confirm their deaths. This follows…
Release of Photos of Qusay and Uday, Sons of Saddam Hussein - 2003-07-24
American officials released photos purportedly showing the bodies of Qusay and Uday Hussein, killed in a shootout with U.S. soldiers in Mosul. The announcement of…
Explanation of Errors and Shortcomings of U.S. Intelligence Agencies in Congressional Report - 2003-07-24
A U.S. congressional report reveals intelligence failures related to the September 11 attacks without identifying specific preventable information. It criticizes Saudi Arabia for its lack…
Afghanistan's Interior Minister Calls for More Help from Pakistan in Pursuing and Capturing Taliban
Afghanistan's Interior Minister, Ali Ahmad Jalali, has urged Pakistan to enhance its efforts in capturing Taliban fighters to prevent cross-border attacks. The conversation with Pakistani…
Under the Microscope: Khushvakt Calls Saeed Mortazavi's Statements Lies - Examination of Security and Intelligence Organizations in the Islamic Republic
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the ongoing investigation into the murder of journalist Zahra Kazemi, highlighting a letter from Mohammad Hossein Khushvakt that refutes claims…
Witness Report: Connection of Zahra Kazemi's Murder to Tehran Prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi - 2003-07-23
Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian photographer, was murdered in Tehran, and French news agencies are discussing her murder's connection to Tehran Prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi. This matter…
Meeting of the Afghan Interior Minister with Senior Pakistani Officials - 2003-07-23
The Afghan Interior Minister, Ahmad Ali Jalali, met with senior Pakistani officials to discuss bilateral relations and security cooperation. The talks aimed to address tensions…
President Bush: Saddam's Sons Were Responsible for Torture, Maiming, and Killing Countless Iraqis - 2003-07-23
President Bush announced that the deaths of Saddam Hussein's sons signify the end of the former Iraqi regime. He emphasized their responsibility for widespread atrocities…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense: Fear of Saddam Hussein's Regime Still Alive in Iraq - 2003-07-23
Paul Wolfowitz, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, emphasizes that fear of Saddam Hussein's regime persists in Iraq. He acknowledges improvements in post-war conditions but…
Saddam's Ambassador in China Has Barricaded Himself in the Embassy
The Iraqi ambassador to China, loyal to Saddam Hussein, has armed himself and barricaded himself in the embassy, refusing to comply with American orders to…
Mahmoud Abbas's Request from the U.S. - 2003-07-22
Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas is seeking U.S. intervention to pressure Israel into complying with peace commitments. He plans to discuss a timeline for the…
Saudi Extremists' Links to Al-Qaeda - 2003-07-22
Saudi authorities have arrested 16 individuals linked to Al-Qaeda during a crackdown on suspected extremists. All detainees are Saudi nationals, and the operation revealed a…
Confirmation of the Death of Uday and Qusay, Sons of Saddam Hussein, in Battle with Coalition Forces - 2003-07-22
U.S. forces have confirmed the deaths of Uday and Qusay Hussein in a battle in Mosul. General Ricardo Sanchez announced this during a press conference,…
Have Saddam Hussein's Sons Been Killed?
American officials suggest that U.S. soldiers may have killed Saddam Hussein's sons, Qusay and Uday, during a raid in Mosul. This incident is significant as…
Saudi Police Arrest 16 Terrorist Suspects
Saudi police have detained 16 suspects believed to be planning terrorist attacks. The arrests are connected to recent suicide bombings that resulted in significant casualties.…
Idi Amin in a Coma in Saudi Arabia - 2003-07-21
Idi Amin, the former Ugandan dictator, is in a coma in Saudi Arabia due to severe hypertension. His condition is critical, and there are requests…
Malaysian Prime Minister: Burma May Be Expelled from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad warned that Burma could be expelled from ASEAN if it does not release Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been…
Under the Microscope: Saeed Mortazavi Appointed to Handle the Case of Zahra Kazemi's Death!! - 2003-07-21
Saeed Mortazavi, a controversial figure in the case of Zahra Kazemi's murder, has been appointed to oversee the investigation into her death. Additionally, Abolqasem Golbaaf,…
Paul Wolfowitz Meets Coalition Commanders and Local Leaders in Karbala - 2003-07-20
Paul Wolfowitz, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, visited Iraq to meet with coalition commanders and local leaders in Karbala. He also visited a mass…
Canada Remembers Ms. Zahra Kazemi, Tortured to Death by the Islamic Regime
A group of Iranians held a demonstration in front of the Canadian parliament on July 19th to commemorate Zahra Kazemi, an Iranian-Canadian journalist tortured to…
Paul Bremer: Saddam Hussein is Likely Alive
Paul Bremer claims that Saddam Hussein is likely alive and hiding outside Iraq, while emphasizing that he lacks popular support and will not return. The…
Rebel Forces Continue Bombing Monrovia - 2003-07-20
Rebel forces are intensifying their attacks on Monrovia, seeking to remove President Charles Taylor. Government troops are trying to defend key locations as thousands flee…
Interview with Iranian Mountaineer Who Conquered Everest
Saeed Tusi, an Iranian mountaineer and the first Iranian resident in the U.S. to summit Everest, discusses his climbing experiences in an interview. His achievements…
Calendar Day, July 20: Sending the Lunar Module - 2003-07-20
On July 20, 1969, the United States sent its lunar module to the moon, marking a significant achievement in space exploration. This event is a…
Interview with Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi Regarding the Situation of Mohsen Sazgara and the Formation of the Iranian Republican Party - 2003-07-20
Dr. Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi discusses his collaboration with political activist Mohsen Sazgara to form an opposition party in Iran. Saadi has faced imprisonment for his…
Dr. Sari Answers Questions Related to Diabetes - 2003-07-20
Dr. Sari, an internal medicine specialist, is addressing questions regarding diabetes, particularly aimed at educating the youth. This initiative is significant as it promotes health…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Safaian on Conjoined Twins - 2003-07-20
Dr. Rahmatollah Safaian is working on a book about conjoined twins and has been interviewed by a reporter from Voice of America. The interview is…
Memorial Protest for Zahra Kazemi in Front of the Canadian Parliament - 2003-07-20
A memorial protest was held by Iranians in front of the Canadian Parliament to honor Zahra Kazemi, who was tortured and murdered by the Iranian…
Professor Rahmatollah Safaian Investigates the Cause of Death of Laleh and Ladan - 2003-07-19
Professor Rahmatollah Safaian is conducting research into the cause of death of Iranian conjoined twins Laleh and Ladan, whom he cared for over two decades.…
Saeed Mortazavi, Judge and Killer of Iranian-Canadian Journalist - 2003-07-19
Saeed Mortazavi, a judge implicated in the murder of Iranian-Canadian journalist Zahra Kazemi, is confirmed by Libération to have been involved in her death. The…
Palestinian Extremists in the West Bank Have Kidnapped the Palestinian Governor of Jenin
Palestinian extremists have kidnapped Haidar Irsheid, the governor of Jenin, accusing him of collaborating with Israel. This incident highlights ongoing tensions within Palestinian politics and…
Interview with Masallah Shams al-Wa'izin, Spokesperson of the Association for the Defense of Press Freedom - 2003-07-19
The Association for the Defense of Press Freedom in Iran called on the President to dismiss Tehran's prosecutor and investigate the death of journalist Zahra…
Audio Tape of Saddam Hussein Likely His Own Voice
An audio tape allegedly featuring Saddam Hussein has been deemed likely authentic by U.S. intelligence, suggesting he may have survived the conflict. The tape criticizes…
A Bangladeshi Man Executed in Saudi Arabia
A Bangladeshi man was executed in Mecca for murdering a Saudi citizen, marking the 24th execution in Saudi Arabia this year. This incident highlights ongoing…
On This Day, July 18: Senator Samuel Hayakawa Was Born
On July 18, 1906, Senator Samuel Hayakawa was born in California. He was known for his belief that residents should be proficient in English alongside…
Discovery of Another Mass Grave in Northern Iraq - 2003-07-17
U.S. soldiers have found a mass grave in northern Iraq that could contain the remains of 200 to 400 Kurds executed by Saddam Hussein's regime…
A Vigil in Honor of Ms. Zahra Kazemi - July 19, 2003
A vigil is being held in Ottawa on July 19, 2003, to honor Zahra Kazemi, an Iranian/Canadian journalist tortured and murdered by the Iranian regime.…
Please Follow and Answer the Below Questions - 2003-07-17
The article poses three questions regarding the impact of U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq on the struggle for democracy in those countries and…
Pakistani Journalist to His Countrymen: If You Want to Solve Issues with a Club, Go to Iran and See the Results - July 17, 2003
Khalid Hassan, a Pakistani journalist, warns his fellow countrymen against desiring a government like Iran's, highlighting the oppressive realities of clerical rule. He critiques the…
An Israeli Newspaper: Bashar al-Assad Interested in Resuming Negotiations with Israel - 2003-07-17
Bashar al-Assad of Syria has expressed interest in resuming peace negotiations with Israel, which were halted three years ago, by contacting a UN official. However,…
Under the Microscope: Statement by the Association for the Defense of Press Freedom - Anniversary of the Ba'ath Party and Saddam Hussein's Rise to Power - 2003-07-17
The Association for the Defense of Press Freedom in Iran has issued a statement demanding the removal of Tehran's prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi and the release…
Knowledge and Society: The Last Interview with Mr. Kazem Omidvar Before His Passing - 2003-07-16
The article discusses the rebroadcast of the last interview with Kazem Omidvar, an Iranian astrophysicist at NASA, conducted by Mansour Farasioon before Omidvar's untimely death.…
Knowledge and Society: The Scientific Contributions of the Late Dr. Kazem Omidvar - 2003-07-16
The article reflects on the life and scientific contributions of Dr. Kazem Omidvar, an Iranian astrophysicist at NASA, emphasizing the value of his work and…
General John Abizaid stated that members of Saddam's Ba'ath Party are among the perpetrators of attacks - 2003-07-16
General John Abizaid announced that U.S. troops in Iraq are encountering guerrilla warfare from Saddam Hussein's loyalists. This comes after a series of attacks that…
Reactions from Political Circles and Media in Canada to the Suspicious Death of Zahra Kazemi - 2003-07-16
Zahra Kazemi's suspicious death has sparked significant reactions in Canada, particularly among political circles and the Iranian diaspora. Hassan Zarehi, a prominent figure in the…
Fifth Asian Futsal Championship Held in Tehran
The fifth Asian Futsal Championship is taking place in Tehran with 17 teams participating after Brunei's withdrawal. The tournament format includes three groups of four…
Washington Welcomes Russia's Participation in Iraq Reconstruction - 2003-07-15
Washington has expressed support for Russia's involvement in the reconstruction of Iraq following the fall of Saddam Hussein. U.S. Ambassador Alexander Vershbow highlighted that the…
A Palestinian extremist group claims responsibility for the attack on a nightclub in Tel Aviv - 2003-07-15
A Palestinian extremist group, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, claimed responsibility for a stabbing attack at a nightclub in Tel Aviv that resulted in one Israeli…
Thousands of American Soldiers Forced to Stay Indefinitely in Iraq - 2003-07-15
Thousands of American soldiers must remain in Iraq indefinitely due to ongoing attacks, affecting their morale. The new Iraqi governing council has decided to establish…
Islamic Republic Halts Burial of Zahra Kazemi
The Iranian government has postponed the burial of Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian journalist, pending an investigation into her death, which is believed to be linked…
Under the Microscope: The Arrest and Interrogation of Ms. Zahra Kazemi, Iraq Governing Council - 2003-07-15
Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian journalist, was arrested and interrogated in Iran, with Tehran's prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi significantly involved in the process. Meanwhile, the Iraq Governing…
A Report from Forbes Magazine on Millionaire Clerics in Iran - July 15, 2003
Forbes magazine has published a report highlighting the immense wealth accumulated by Iranian clerics, particularly focusing on Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and his family's rise to…
Jack Straw Cannot Disclose His Source of Information on Iraq - 2003-07-15
Jack Straw, the British Foreign Secretary, confirmed Iraq's attempts to buy uranium from Niger but cannot disclose the source of this information due to its…
Regarding Rafsanjani's Statements at Friday Prayer
The article discusses the recent statements made by Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani during Friday prayers, emphasizing that the people and students have been cautious in their…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Interview with Faraj Sarkuhi Regarding the Death of Zahra Kazemi - 2003-07-14
The article features an interview with Faraj Sarkuhi discussing the suspicious death of Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian photographer. Kazemi reportedly suffered severe injuries while in…
Under the Microscope: Increasing Pressures of the Islamic Republic and the Suppression of Journalists - 2003-07-14
The article discusses the increasing repression of journalists in Iran, particularly under Tehran prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi, and highlights the murder of Canadian-Iranian journalist Zahra Kazemi.…
Science and Society: Commemoration of Dr. Kazem Omidvar - 2003-07-14
The article commemorates Dr. Kazem Omidvar, a notable Iranian scientist at NASA, following his passing. The Persian section of Voice of America reports on his…
Moroccan Government Sentences Ten to Death for Involvement in Casablanca Suicide Attacks - 2003-07-13
The Moroccan government sentenced ten individuals to death for their roles in the Casablanca suicide attacks, including the group's leader, Youssef Fikri. This case highlights…
Kuwait's Prime Minister Position Separated from Crown Prince Authority
Kuwait has separated the Prime Minister's position from the Crown Prince's authority for the first time since 1961, appointing Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah as the…
Raan Ghisan: Yasser Arafat May Be Expelled - 2003-07-13
A senior Israeli official warned that Yasser Arafat could be expelled if he continues to obstruct Mahmoud Abbas's peace efforts. This tension has increased following…
Operation to Cleanse the Network of Hostile Individuals Has Begun in Iraq Since Saturday - 2003-07-13
A new U.S. military operation targeting militants in Iraq began on Saturday, focusing on areas with a high concentration of Saddam Hussein's supporters. This operation…
Iraq's Interim Governing Council Holds First Meeting in Baghdad - 2003-07-13
The Interim Governing Council of Iraq convened for the first time in Baghdad, marking a significant step in Iraq's transition post-Saddam. The council aims to…
The Song of the Little Road
The article discusses 'Pather Panchali', the first feature film by Satyajit Ray, which portrays rural life in India through the eyes of a young boy…
The World of Apu
The article discusses 'The World of Apu,' the final film of the Apu Trilogy directed by Satyajit Ray, focusing on Apu's life as a struggling…
Unconquered
The article discusses the film 'Aparajito' directed by Satyajit Ray, which follows the life of Apu from childhood to adulthood. It highlights the deep exploration…
The Apu Trilogy
The Apu Trilogy, created by Satyajit Ray, is a celebrated series of films that depict the life journey of its protagonist from childhood to adulthood.…
The Music Room
The article discusses the film 'The Music Room' directed by Satyajit Ray, which portrays a declining Indian aristocrat who hosts grand concerts in his home.…
The Broker
The article discusses the film 'The Broker' by Satyajit Ray, set in 1970s Kolkata, focusing on a young man's descent into illegal activities due to…
Two Daughters
The article discusses the film 'Two Daughters' directed by Satyajit Ray, which adapts two short stories by Rabindranath Tagore. It explores themes of loneliness and…
The Big City
The article discusses the film 'The Big City,' directed by Satyajit Ray, which explores a young woman's struggle for independence in a traditional family setting…
The New Interim Governing Council of Iraq Held Its First Meeting
The new interim governing council of Iraq convened for the first time to advance the establishment of a democratic government. They declared April 9th a…
Goddess Devi
The article discusses the film 'Devi' directed by Satyajit Ray, which portrays a wealthy couple caught in a religious hysteria in 1860s India. The film…
The Lonely Woman
The article discusses the film 'Charulata' directed by Satyajit Ray, focusing on the life of a young woman in 19th century India who struggles against…
Russian Foreign Minister Protests US Ambassador's Remarks in Moscow
The Russian Foreign Minister has objected to comments made by the US Ambassador regarding Russia's lack of cooperation in finding Saddam Hussein. This incident highlights…
A Female American Soldier Killed by Gunfire in Iraq - 2003-07-12
Sergeant Melissa Wells, a female American soldier, was killed by gunfire in Balad, Iraq, marking the second female soldier's death in the region. The Pentagon…
Western Sahara Independence Seekers Abandon Opposition to New UN Plan for the Region's Future
Western Sahara independence seekers have unexpectedly dropped their opposition to a new UN plan that proposes a referendum on the region's future in four to…
Please Follow and Answer the Below Questions - July 12, 2003
The article poses questions regarding the impact of U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq on the struggle for freedom in those countries, compares the…
Use of U.S. Economic Pressure to Encourage Democratic Changes in Burma - 2003-07-12
The U.S. plans to apply economic pressure on Burma to promote democratic reforms, citing a lack of progress in the country. Richard Armitage emphasized the…
Opposition Party Member in Bangladesh Murdered by Two Unknown Men - 2003-07-12
Abd al-Salam Khan, a member of the Awami League party in Bangladesh, was shot and killed by two assailants near his home in Dhaka. The…
Senator Sam Brownback's Speech on July 9th - 2003-07-11
Senator Sam Brownback delivered a speech in front of the U.S. Capitol during a demonstration by Iranians in Washington, commemorating the events of July 9th.…
Demonstration in front of the Islamic Republic Embassy in London - 2003-07-10
A demonstration involving 5000 people took place in Kensington, London, in front of the Iranian Embassy, moving towards Parliament Square. This event highlights ongoing dissent…
Interior Minister of Balochistan Province, Pakistan Resigns
Sanaullah Zehri, the Interior Minister of Balochistan, resigned after a deadly attack on a Shia mosque that killed over 50 people. He criticized the police…
Due to the Islamic Republic's Jamming on Telstar Satellite, Use Hotbird Instead - 2003-07-10
The article advises viewers to switch to the Hotbird satellite due to jamming by the Iranian government on the Telstar satellite. This situation highlights ongoing…
Howard's End
The article reviews the film 'Howard's End,' directed by James Ivory and based on E.M. Forster's novel. It highlights the film's themes of class struggle…
Laleh and Ladan: A Symbol of the Unmatched Courage of Iranian Women
Laleh and Ladan, two Iranian conjoined twins, chose death over a lack of independence, symbolizing the courage of Iranian women. Their tragic story has drawn…
Iran Cycling Federation: We have secured permission to send 3 cyclists to the Athens Olympics by this date
The Iran Cycling Federation announced that they have secured spots for three cyclists to compete in the 2004 Athens Olympics. Abbas Saidi Tana and Gholi…
India's Conditions for Resuming Dialogue with Islamabad - 2003-07-09
India has set conditions for resuming talks with Pakistan, demanding an end to cross-border incursions into Kashmir by extremists. This statement was made by the…
President Bush Defends His Reasons for War Against Iraq - 2003-07-09
President Bush defended his decision to go to war against Iraq during a speech in South Africa, asserting his confidence in the decision. However, the…
Telstar Satellite Audio Channel Also Broadcasts Persian Programs of Voice of America
The Telstar 12 satellite audio channel has started broadcasting Persian programs from Voice of America. This service began on July 8, 2003, and aims to…
Remains of Four Kuwaitis Found in Northern Iraq - 2003-07-08
The remains of four Kuwaitis missing since the Iraqi occupation have been discovered in a mass grave in northern Iraq. A Kuwaiti delegation has been…
Iran in Deep Mourning for Laleh and Ladan - July 8, 2003
Iran is mourning the loss of conjoined twins Laleh and Ladan Bijani, who died after a complex surgery in Singapore aimed at separating them. The…
White House Admits British Intelligence, on Which Mr. Bush's Claims Were Based, Was Incorrect - 2003-07-08
The White House has acknowledged that President Bush's assertion about Saddam Hussein seeking uranium from South Africa was based on incorrect British intelligence. This admission…
Tony Blair Defends His Decision to Use Military Action Against Iraq - 2003-07-08
Tony Blair defended his military action against Iraq, asserting that he did not mislead Parliament or the public about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein.…
Two Publications in Iran Release Special Issues on Virginia Woolf
Two Iranian magazines have published special issues on Virginia Woolf, highlighting her literary significance after the release of the film 'Three Women.' Despite her critical…
President Bush Arrives in South Africa as Part of His Visit to Five African Countries - 2003-07-08
President Bush has arrived in South Africa as part of a tour of five African nations, where he will meet with local leaders to discuss…
Interview with Ferd Saberi Regarding the Letter from Swedish Parliament Representatives to the Iranian Regime's Ambassador in Stockholm - 2003-07-07
In light of recent crackdowns in Iran, Swedish Parliament representatives have condemned the Iranian regime's actions through a protest letter to its ambassador in Stockholm.…
We Have Gathered Many Signatures Asking the Canadian Government to Condemn the Iranian Regime
Activists in Ottawa are gathering signatures for a petition urging the Canadian government to condemn the Iranian regime for human rights abuses and terrorism. They…
Calendar Day, July 7: Execution of Abraham Lincoln's Assassins - 2003-07-07
On July 7, 1865, four conspirators involved in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln were executed. This event marks a significant moment in American history…
Court Charges 8 Suspected Terrorists for Series of Bombings in Manila
A Philippine court has charged eight individuals, including key figures from Jemaah Islamiyah, for bombings that occurred in 2000, resulting in 22 deaths. The case…
The Gateway Website, Serving Persian Literature with Diverse Content - 2003-07-06
The article discusses the Gateway website, which focuses on Persian literature and features various contributions, including a piece on Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It highlights the…
Nigerian President Engages in Talks with Charles Taylor in Monrovia - 2003-07-06
Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo is in talks with Liberian President Charles Taylor, who is facing international pressure to resign. Taylor has reportedly accepted an offer…
A Pakistani Man Executed for Drug Trafficking in Saudi Arabia
A Pakistani man was executed in Saudi Arabia for drug trafficking, alongside a Saudi man convicted of murder. This brings the total number of executions…
An American Soldier Shot at Baghdad University on Sunday - 2003-07-06
An American soldier was shot and killed at Baghdad University, marking an escalation in violence against U.S. forces in Iraq, which has seen at least…
An English Journalist Shot Dead in Baghdad - 2003-07-06
An English journalist was shot dead in Baghdad shortly after an explosion killed seven police trainees. The incident highlights the increasing violence against both military…
Surgery of Laleh and Ladan Bijani Begins at Raffles Hospital in Singapore
Laleh and Ladan Bijani, Iranian conjoined twins, have begun a complex and risky separation surgery in Singapore. The operation, involving an international team of specialists,…
Radio Roundtable with Four Authors of the Letter to the European Union - 2003-07-05
A radio roundtable discussion took place featuring four key figures who authored a letter to the European Union. The discussions were held over two programs…
Burmese Official News Agency Calls National League for Democracy Leader Stubborn and Headstrong - 2003-07-05
The Burmese official news agency has launched a critique against Aung San Suu Kyi, labeling her as stubborn and reckless. This follows her detention by…
Temporary Asylum Proposal for Taylor, Leader of Liberia, in Nigeria - 2003-07-05
Charles Taylor, the President of Liberia, is under increasing pressure to resign and is expected to discuss a temporary asylum proposal with Nigerian President Olusegun…
Seven Members of a New Iraqi Police Force Killed
Seven members of a new Iraqi police force were killed in an explosion in Ramadi. The attack occurred shortly after they completed training and follows…
Japan Conditions New Economic Aid to Burma on the Release of Aung San Suu Kyi - 2003-07-04
Japan has decided to withhold new economic aid to Burma until the release of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. This decision was communicated to…
Broadcast of Tape Allegedly Featuring Saddam Hussein's Voice by Al Jazeera - 2003-07-04
Al Jazeera aired a tape allegedly featuring Saddam Hussein's voice, claiming he is still in Iraq and urging resistance against U.S. forces. The U.S. military…
25 Million Dollar Reward for Saddam Hussein - 2003-07-04
The U.S. government has offered a $25 million reward for information leading to the capture of Saddam Hussein and a $15 million reward for his…
New Websites of the Islamic Republic's Security Circles - 2003-07-04
New websites linked to the Islamic Republic's security apparatus have emerged to undermine reformist political and cultural figures, particularly targeting Behzad Nabavi. The site 'Jostejoo'…
Thai Prime Minister: Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is Healthy - 2003-07-03
The Thai Prime Minister stated that a photo shown by the Burmese military proves that Aung San Suu Kyi is healthy. This comes after reports…
A Main Suspect in the Riyadh Suicide Bombings Committed Suicide on May 12
Turki Nasser Al-Dandani, a main suspect in the May 12 suicide bombings in Riyadh, committed suicide in northern Saudi Arabia. The bombings killed 35 people…
A $25 Million Reward for the Capture of Saddam Hussein or Confirmation of His Death - 2003-07-03
The U.S. government is set to announce a $25 million reward for Saddam Hussein's capture or confirmation of his death, alongside an additional $15 million…
President Bush Thanks Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas - 2003-07-03
President Bush expressed gratitude to Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas for his efforts against terrorism during a phone call. Despite a ceasefire, tensions escalated with…
Human Rights Watch Urges Saudi Arabia to Revoke Death Sentences for Two Female Workers
Human Rights Watch is calling on Saudi Arabia to halt the execution of two migrant women sentenced to death for allegedly killing their employers. The…
Saudi Interior Minister: 124 Suspected Terrorists Arrested Since May Attacks
Since the May suicide bombings in Riyadh, Saudi authorities have arrested 124 suspected terrorists, many of whom are linked to Al-Qaeda. This significant increase in…
Nigerian Police Clash with Protesters - 2003-07-02
Nigerian police clashed with protesters on the second day of nationwide strikes against a 50% fuel price increase. The protests have led to significant disruptions…
Bush: There is no possibility for the return of tyranny and dictatorship to Iraq
President Bush emphasized that tyranny will not return to Iraq, blaming Saddam loyalists for ongoing attacks on coalition forces. Despite concerns over recent violence, U.S.…
Aung San Suu Kyi Transferred from One of Myanmar's Most Notorious Prisons to Another
Aung San Suu Kyi has been transferred from Insein Prison to an undisclosed location, possibly a safe house, according to reports. The Prime Minister of…
Internet Cafes in Baghdad
Iraqis are utilizing newfound freedoms post-Saddam, particularly in accessing the internet without government oversight. Internet cafes are emerging in Baghdad, although high costs and power…
Union Leaders in Nigeria: President's Decision to Cancel Nationwide Strikes is Not Enough - 2003-07-01
Union leaders in Nigeria are rejecting President Obasanjo's decision to cancel nationwide strikes, arguing it is insufficient without maintaining fuel subsidies. The government's recent fuel…
Golestan Awards to be Presented to Iranian Photographers
The Golestan family has announced the establishment of annual awards in memory of the late photographer Kaveh Golestan, recognizing outstanding contributions in photography. The awards…
United Nations: The date of Mohamed ElBaradei's visit to Iran is still unclear - 2003-07-01
The IAEA's Mohamed ElBaradei is set to visit Iran for discussions on nuclear compliance, but the date is not yet determined. Hassan Rouhani seeks to…
Arrest of U.S. Appointee for the City of Najaf - 2003-07-01
U.S. forces arrested Abu Haidar Abdul-Mun'im, the appointed official for Najaf, along with 61 associates, on charges of kidnapping and corruption following local protests against…
New Poll: American Confidence in Military Operations in Iraq Has Significantly Decreased
A recent poll shows a significant drop in American confidence in military operations in Iraq, with only 56% viewing the situation positively, down from 86%…