August 2002
Taha Yasin Ramadan's Warning to America - 2002-08-31
Taha Yasin Ramadan warns the U.S. against regime change in Iraq, emphasizing that it will be more challenging than in Afghanistan. This comes amid U.S.…
Arrest of a Hamas Leader
Israeli forces have arrested Hassan Yusuf, a prominent Hamas leader, during a raid in Ramallah. This arrest is significant as it reflects ongoing Israeli efforts…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, August 30, 2002
Recent reports highlight the presence of al-Qaeda leaders in Iran, drawing attention from major media outlets like CNN and the Washington Post. The Associated Press…
Bahrām Gohari's Photo Exhibition at Jahan Nama Gallery
Bahrām Gohari, a young Iranian photographer, is holding his first exhibition of portraits of Iranian artists at the Jahan Nama Gallery in Tehran. The exhibition…
Zachariah Mousavi Uses Court to Send Messages
Zachariah Mousavi is using his court appearances to send political messages and has been accused of involvement in the September 11 attacks. Judge Leoni Brinkema…
U.S. Vice President: The prospect of Iraq equipped with nuclear weapons is the gravest threat to global peace - 2002-08-30
U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney warns that Iraq's potential acquisition of nuclear weapons poses a severe threat to global peace, urging disarmament before it occurs.…
Osama bin Laden's Personal Legacy Still Used by Terrorists - 2002-08-29
The Washington Post reports that Al-Qaeda can still fund future terrorist attacks, as efforts to block their financial resources have stalled. Despite initial successes in…
Interview with Mohsen Sazgara - 2002-08-29
In this interview, Mohsen Sazgara discusses Hojjatoleslam Khatami's remarks on the Iranian constitution and the country's relationship with the United States. The conversation highlights the…
FBI Examines Zakariya Moussaoui's Email Account - 2002-08-29
A federal judge in Virginia has ordered the FBI to provide details about the examination of Zakariya Moussaoui's email account, as he is the only…
Charges Against a Moroccan Man
A Moroccan man, Amir al-Mutassad, has been charged in Germany for his alleged involvement in the September 11 attacks, accused of aiding in the murder…
Philippine Army in Search for Abu Sayyaf Rebels - 2002-08-29
The Philippine Army has launched a military operation to find four Christian women kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf rebels after a negotiation deadline expired. Eight battalions…
Germany Accuses Moroccan Man of Involvement in September 11 Terrorist Attacks
Germany has accused Monir al-Motassadek, a 28-year-old Moroccan man, of being involved in the September 11 attacks by opening a bank account for one of…
General Musharraf's Warning to America - 2002-08-29
General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan warns the U.S. that an attack on Iraq could lead to more chaos in the Islamic world, highlighting feelings of…
America Warns Iran
The U.S. has issued a warning to Iran regarding the sheltering of Al-Qaeda terrorists, following reports of two senior officials being harbored in eastern Iran.…
Iran Denies Washington Post Report
Iran has rejected a Washington Post report alleging that it is harboring al-Qaeda members, specifically two key figures. The Iranian government insists that no al-Qaeda…
Washington is Confident that the Overthrow of Saddam Hussein Will Have International Support - 2002-08-28
Washington is confident that it will receive international support if it decides to overthrow Saddam Hussein. Richard Armitage emphasized that the Bush administration has yet…
Senate Judiciary Committee Says FBI Made Mistakes - 2002-08-28
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee concluded that the FBI made a mistake by stopping an agent from acting on evidence related to the September 11…
President Bush's Discussions with the Saudi Ambassador - 2002-08-28
President Bush met with Saudi Ambassador Prince Bandar bin Sultan to discuss Iraq and terrorism. Bush outlined the potential U.S. military action against Iraq and…
Shahid Report: Possibility of Military Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-28
Mr. Joseph Yaqub, an international relations professor, argues against the notion of war as a solution to the issues in Iraq, emphasizing the distinction between…
Qatari Foreign Minister Arrives in Baghdad
The Qatari Foreign Minister has arrived in Baghdad to convince Iraqi officials to permit UN weapons inspectors to return, opposing a potential U.S. attack on…
Baghdad Increases Diplomatic Activities to Counter US Attack - 2002-08-27
In response to increasing US threats, Baghdad is ramping up diplomatic efforts, asserting compliance with UN resolutions. Saddam Hussein's deputy is engaging with Syria while…
Spanish Parliament Votes to Outlaw Political Branch of a Terrorist Organization
The Spanish Parliament voted to outlaw the political party Herri Batasuna, linked to the terrorist group ETA, with a significant majority. This decision follows a…
President Bush Meets with Saudi Ambassador Today - 2002-08-27
President Bush is meeting with the Saudi Ambassador to discuss key regional issues including terrorism and Iraq. The meeting highlights tensions between Saudi Arabia and…
President Bush Meets with Prince Bandar in Texas - 2002-08-27
President Bush met with Saudi Ambassador Prince Bandar in Texas to discuss key issues including terrorism and Iraq. Despite Saudi opposition to military action against…
Iran Rejects Iraqi Government's Claims
Iran has denied accusations from the Iraqi government linking it to the militant group Junud al-Islam, which Uday Hussein claims is fighting alongside Kurdish factions.…
Dr. Abdullah: Leaders of Taliban and Al-Qaeda are hiding in the northwestern border areas of Pakistan - 2002-08-26
Dr. Abdullah, Afghanistan's Foreign Minister, claims that Taliban and Al-Qaeda leaders are hiding in Pakistan's northwestern border areas. U.S. General Tommy Franks states there is…
Interrogation of a Suspect in the September 11 Terrorist Attacks in Saudi Arabia - 2002-08-26
A 21-year-old Saudi named Saud Abdulaziz Saud al-Rashid is being interrogated in connection with the September 11 attacks. His name surfaced in an FBI bulletin,…
Hans Blix: The Iraqi Government Must Allow Inspectors to Enter Its Territory and Conduct Inspections - 2002-08-26
Hans Blix urges the Iraqi government to permit UN weapons inspectors access to the country, emphasizing the need for inspections at approximately 700 sites. This…
News and Opinions: Should We Change the Photo or the Photographer?
The article discusses the current state of political discourse in Iran, highlighting how opponents of freedom are gaining more attention than supporters. It draws parallels…
Bush Does Not Need Congressional Approval for Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-26
U.S. officials assert that President Bush does not require congressional approval to attack Iraq, based on legal interpretations of the Constitution and previous resolutions. This…
Saudi Arabia Will Compensate for Possible Oil Shortages - 2002-08-24
Saudi Arabia has pledged to address any potential oil shortages resulting from a possible U.S. attack on Iraq, emphasizing its role as a stabilizing force…
A Woman Without Love
The article discusses the film 'A Woman Without Love' directed by Luis Buñuel, which explores themes of bourgeois morality through the story of a young…
Attack on the Stronghold of Islamist Terrorists in the Philippines - 2002-08-23
The Philippine armed forces attacked the Abu Sayyaf group's strongholds after finding the decapitated heads of two kidnapped Christians. An additional 2,000 soldiers are being…
Ethiopia to Release War Prisoners with Eritrea - 2002-08-23
Ethiopia has committed to releasing prisoners captured in the border war with Eritrea, following a similar announcement from Eritrea. This agreement was facilitated by the…
Expulsion of a Palestinian from the United States - 2002-08-23
Mazen Al-Najjar, a Palestinian accused of terrorist links, was expelled from the U.S. after his student visa expired. He had been detained for four years…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Ms. Anousheh Ansari - 2002-08-23
The article features an interview with Anousheh Ansari, a prominent figure in the tech industry as the owner of Telecom Technologies. The interview, conducted by…
Possibility of Dismissal of a Professor Due to Terrorist Connections - 2002-08-23
Florida State University is seeking legal guidance on whether it can dismiss a Palestinian-American professor accused of terrorist connections after a controversial video surfaced. The…
Philippine Army Delays Attack on Rebel Camp
The Philippine Army has delayed an attack on a rebel camp to negotiate the release of four women hostages after the discovery of two decapitated…
Killing of Two Palestinians in Israeli Soldier Uniforms - 2002-08-23
Israeli forces killed two armed Palestinians dressed as Israeli soldiers attempting to infiltrate a Jewish settlement in Gaza. This incident follows a meeting where Palestinian…
Saudi Fears of Their Funds Being Frozen in America - 2002-08-22
Saudi investors are withdrawing billions from U.S. banks due to fears of their assets being frozen, totaling at least $200 billion in recent months. This…
Mr. Straw Welcomes Change of Government in Iraq - 2002-08-22
Jack Straw, the British Foreign Secretary, indicated that military threats could prompt Saddam Hussein to permit UN weapons inspectors back into Iraq. While he supports…
New Military Operations in Southeastern Afghanistan - 2002-08-22
U.S. coalition forces have initiated new military operations against Al-Qaeda in southeastern Afghanistan, particularly in Paktia province. Afghan Defense Minister Mohammad Fahim expressed belief that…
The Elbe River has receded to some extent - 2002-08-22
The Elbe River in Germany has receded, but officials have ordered 25,000 people to evacuate due to ongoing flood risks. Heavy rainfall has caused significant…
Islamic Militants in the Philippines Free Two Abducted Muslims
Islamic militants in the Philippines, specifically the Abu Sayyaf group, have freed two Muslims from a recent kidnapping while beheading two others. This incident marks…
A Group of Saudis Files a Lawsuit Against the United States
A group of Saudi citizens plans to sue the U.S. government and media for damages related to the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. The…
Islamist Kidnapping in the Philippines - 2002-08-21
Islamist rebels in the Philippines have kidnapped at least 8 Filipino citizens on Jolo island, marking the first such incident since American special forces departed…
Stoning Sentences Under Islamic Law Are Against Women
A Nigerian Islamic court has sentenced Amina Lawal to stoning for having a child out of wedlock, prompting criticism from women's rights advocates and international…
Al-Qaeda Terrorists in Iraq - 2002-08-21
Donald Rumsfeld claims that Al-Qaeda members are operating in Iraq with the knowledge of Saddam Hussein's government. U.S. officials also suggest that a radical Islamist…
Occupation of White Farmers' Lands - 2002-08-21
The Zimbabwean government is suppressing white farmers who refuse to vacate their lands, urging landless black citizens to occupy these farms. The U.S. does not…
Israel Destroys Several Homes in a Brief Raid on the Refugee Camp in Khan Younis - 2002-08-21
Israeli forces conducted a brief raid in Khan Younis, destroying several homes and killing one Palestinian. In a separate incident, they killed the brother of…
CNN Report on Al-Qaeda Tapes Found in Afghanistan - 2002-08-20
CNN has aired a 1998 video of Osama bin Laden declaring war against the U.S., part of a series of revelations about Al-Qaeda's activities. The…
Statements by the Minister of Justice of Zimbabwe Regarding White Farmers - 2002-08-20
The Zimbabwean Minister of Justice has called for landless black citizens to occupy white-owned farms amid police crackdowns on white farmers resisting eviction. Approximately 200…
White House Dismisses Rumor of War Council Formation Regarding Iraq
The White House has dismissed rumors of a war council regarding Iraq, stating that discussions among President Bush and his advisors are focused on broader…
Brother of Senior Palestinian Militant Killed
On the first day of a security agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, Mohammad Saadat, brother of senior militant Ahmad Saadat, was killed by Israeli…
Occupation of the Iraqi Embassy in Berlin - 2002-08-20
An unknown Iraqi group has occupied the Iraqi embassy in Berlin, demanding the ousting of Saddam Hussein. They claim their action is a peaceful step…
Casualties from Russian Military Helicopter Crash in Chechnya Reach 110
A Russian military helicopter crash in Chechnya has resulted in 110 casualties, with survivors facing additional dangers from mines. Russian officials attribute the crash to…
End of the Occupation of the Iraqi Embassy in Berlin - 2002-08-20
The German police intervened to end the occupation of the Iraqi embassy in Berlin by a group opposing Saddam Hussein. This group aimed to demand…
Interview with Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam - 2002-08-20
This article features an interview with Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam, a well-known Iranian political analyst, discussing the significance of the anniversary of the August 28 events.…
Stoning Sentence for a Woman in Nigeria Upheld
Amina Lawal Kurami's stoning sentence for adultery in Nigeria has been upheld by an Islamic court. Her defense plans to appeal, arguing she became pregnant…
A Prominent Syrian Opposition Figure Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Habib Issa, a notable Syrian opposition lawyer, has been sentenced to five years in prison for allegedly threatening the constitution and inciting rebellion. This conviction…
Iran and Bahrain Oppose Unilateral Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-18
King Hamad of Bahrain visited Iran and issued a joint statement with Iranian leaders opposing any unilateral military action against Iraq. This visit is significant…
Interview with Dr. Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi - 2002-08-18
In an interview dated August 18, 2002, Dr. Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi discusses the relationship between the Guardian Council and the Supreme Leader in the context…
Release of Hassan Turabi from Prison in Sudan Denied
A Sudanese court has denied the release of Islamist leader Hassan Turabi, who was imprisoned after signing a peace deal with southern rebels. His lawyers…
Mahathir Mohamad Arrives in Rangoon Today - 2002-08-18
Mahathir Mohamad, the Malaysian Prime Minister, has arrived in Rangoon for a two-day visit aimed at enhancing economic ties with Burma. He will not meet…
Trial of Suspect in September 11 Terrorist Attacks Delayed Until January
The trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person in custody for the September 11 attacks, has been postponed until January due to the complexity of…
The King of Bahrain has traveled to Tehran today - 2002-08-17
The King of Bahrain has made a historic visit to Tehran, the first by a Bahraini head of state since the 1979 revolution. This visit…
Two British Soldiers Killed at Kabul Airport - 2002-08-17
Two British soldiers were killed at Kabul Airport, with officials stating that enemy forces were not involved. The incident is under investigation, and the British…
Under the Microscope: Mohajerani's Interest in Running for Presidency
Mohajerani expresses a desire to run for the presidency, coinciding with discussions from President Bush's security advisor about the need to remove Saddam. This reflects…
Warning from Influential Members of the Republican Party to President Bush - 2002-08-17
Influential members of the Republican Party have warned President Bush against a military attack on Iraq. Bush acknowledges the discussions and emphasizes the need for…
Families of Terrorism Victims Sue Saudi Royal Family and Sudanese Government
Families of 9/11 victims are suing the Saudi royal family and the Sudanese government for over $100 trillion, aiming to bankrupt terrorist organizations and prevent…
Israel Warns of the Danger of Not Attacking Iraq - 2002-08-16
Israel has warned the U.S. that delaying military action against Iraq could allow Saddam Hussein to develop more weapons of mass destruction. Israeli leaders, including…
The U.S. Will Not Increase Financial Aid to Egypt - 2002-08-16
The U.S. has decided not to increase financial aid to Egypt due to the imprisonment of democracy advocate Saad Eddin Ibrahim. While the U.S. still…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The Economy of Afghanistan - 2002-08-15
The article discusses the dire state of Afghanistan's economy after over two decades of conflict, highlighting its reliance on imports. Nazi Baghlari interviews Mohammad Hassan…
Cycling for Peace - 2002-08-15
Two Iranian students, Hassan Alizadeh and Amir Ahmadi, embarked on a global cycling journey two years ago and have now reached the United States after…
Injury of Saddam's Son
An Iraqi opposition group claims that Qusay, the younger son of Saddam Hussein, was injured in a shooting during an assassination attempt. The incident reportedly…
Iraq's Biological Weapons Production Unit Activity - 2002-08-15
American spy satellites have detected suspicious activities at a biological weapons production unit in Iraq, raising concerns about Saddam Hussein's weapons program. The U.S. government…
Arrest of Two Jordanian Journalists - 2002-08-15
Two Jordanian journalists were arrested for insulting the Emir of Qatar and jeopardizing Jordan's foreign relations. The arrests follow the closure of Al-Jazeera's office in…
Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Militant Today
Israeli forces killed Nasser Jarrar, a Hamas militant, during a home demolition in the West Bank, claiming he was planning an attack. This incident follows…
Condoleezza Rice: The action to remove Saddam Hussein is entirely moral - 2002-08-15
Condoleezza Rice argues that removing Saddam Hussein is a moral imperative due to the threat he poses to his own people and the world. Despite…
Counter-Terrorism Measures in Yemen - 2002-08-14
Yemen is enhancing its security forces in three provinces to combat Al-Qaeda following increased terrorist activities. President Ali Abdullah Saleh announced the deployment as part…
World Population to Reach 8 Billion by 2025
The UN predicts the global population will hit 8 billion by 2025, raising concerns about long-term instability if nations fail to protect natural resources. Nitin…
Leader of the Palestinian Authority's Terrorist Branch Goes to Court - 2002-08-14
Marwan Barghouti, a prominent Palestinian leader, is facing charges in an Israeli court for leading attacks against civilians. His lawyer claims he denies all allegations.…
One of the Leaders of the Intifada Officially Charged in Israel - 2002-08-14
Marwan Barghouti, a prominent Palestinian leader, has been officially charged by Israel for leading attacks against Israeli civilians. His trial is set for September, and…
Iraq: No Need for Return of Weapons Inspectors to Baghdad - 2002-08-13
A senior Iraqi official claims there is no need for UN weapons inspectors to return to Iraq, asserting that President Bush has lied about Iraq's…
Newsweek Report on Osama Bin Laden Sightings - August 12, 2002
Newsweek reported credible sightings of Osama Bin Laden after his disappearance in November 2001. A former Taliban official claimed to have helped him escape to…
2002 World Food Program Award for a Cuban-American Scientist - 2002-08-12
Pedro Sanchez, a Cuban-American scientist, was awarded the 2002 World Food Program Award for his innovative work in soil transformation, which aids in reducing hunger…
President Bush Continues Consultations on Iraq - 2002-08-11
President Bush is consulting with Congress and allies about Iraq, emphasizing there is no military timeline yet. Iraqi opposition groups are optimistic about U.S. support…
Report by Shahid: An Interview with Dr. Shoaleh Saadi - 2002-08-11
Dr. Shoaleh Saadi, a former Islamic Parliament member, expresses despair over the current crisis in Iran, stating that there are no solutions left. This reflects…
The U.S. has made it clear that it wants a democratic government to replace Saddam's regime - 2002-08-11
The U.S. aims to establish a democratic government in Iraq following the potential overthrow of Saddam Hussein, according to Iraqi opposition leader Sharif Ali bin…
Saudi Foreign Minister: All Our Information on Al-Qaeda Transferred to the U.S.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal announced that all information on Al-Qaeda has been shared with the U.S., emphasizing cooperation despite recent criticisms from the…
Sudanese President Lifts Ban on Political Parties - 2002-08-11
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has lifted a 13-year ban on political parties, allowing only those that existed before his 1989 coup to apply for licenses,…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Ansar al-Islam, an Iraqi Fundamentalist Group - 2002-08-11
A Swiss German-language publication has reported on Ansar al-Islam, an Iraqi fundamentalist insurgent group. This highlights the ongoing insurgency in Iraq and the rise of…
Manny & Lo
The film 'Manny & Lo' tells the story of two orphan sisters who escape from an orphanage, highlighting themes of family values and sisterly love.…
Drugstore Cowboy
The article discusses the film 'Drugstore Cowboy' directed by Gus Van Sant, which humorously explores addiction through the story of four young addicts in 1970s…
Examining the Future of Iraq After Saddam - 2002-08-10
Iraqi opposition groups have pledged to work together for a democratic regime if Saddam Hussein is ousted. They have communicated their vision for Iraq's future…
Denise Calls Up
The article discusses the film 'Denise Calls Up,' which portrays the lives of six young professionals in pre-9/11 Manhattan. It highlights their reliance on technology…
Amadeus - 2002-08-10
The article discusses the film 'Amadeus,' directed by Milos Forman, which explores the life of Mozart while portraying Salieri in a negative light. It highlights…
Saddam Hussein's Statements are the Rhetoric of a Dictator - 2002-08-09
U.S. officials dismissed Saddam Hussein's recent warnings as empty rhetoric, asserting that they do not alter President Bush's stance on Iraq. The U.S. maintains that…
Under the Microscope: Claims of an American Newspaper and the Justifications of the Islamic Republic for Repression - 2002-08-09
The article discusses the refusal of the Iranian regime to permit Mr. Hakim, an Iraqi political leader, to travel to Washington for discussions on Saddam's…
Change of Names for Days and Months in Turkmenistan - 2002-08-09
The President of Turkmenistan, Saparmurat Niyazov, is proposing to rename the months of the year and days of the week to honor national figures and…
Meeting Between Senior U.S. Officials and Palestinian Delegation, - 2002-08-09
Senior U.S. officials met with the Palestinian delegation for the first time in months to discuss the Middle East peace process. Colin Powell emphasized President…
A Flame in Solitude: Hedayat in the Abyss of Isolation - 2002-08-09
The article discusses a new program focusing on the theme of loneliness in contemporary literature, produced by Dr. Darya Darakhshesh, an accomplished academic and translator.…
Niyazov Wants to Rename the Months of the Year
Saparmurat Niyazov, the President of Turkmenistan, plans to rename the months of the year and several days of the week to honor national figures, including…
Confronting the Threat from Iraq
President Bush emphasizes the need to address the threat from Iraq, planning to consult with Congress and allies before deciding on a course of action.…
Saddam Hussein Feels No Fear of the United States - 2002-08-08
Saddam Hussein declared that he is not intimidated by U.S. threats and is ready to defend Iraq against potential military action. He emphasized the need…
Islamic Republic Releases Political Prisoner
Iran has released Parviz Safavi, a political prisoner and spokesperson for a reformist student union, after a month of detention. His arrest was part of…
Saudi Arabia Will Not Allow Use of Its Bases
Saudi Arabia has explicitly stated it will not permit U.S. military operations against Iraq from its territory. Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal expressed opposition to U.S.…
Bush Administration Assures That Saudi Arabia is a Friend of America - 2002-08-07
The Bush administration reaffirmed its support for Saudi Arabia amidst reports from Pentagon advisors labeling the kingdom as an enemy. Key figures like Colin Powell…
Under the Microscope: The Iranian People's Demand to Start Talks with America - 2002-08-07
Dr. Alireza Nouri Zadeh discussed the Iranian people's desire for dialogue with the United States and the Iranian government's stance on U.S. efforts to overthrow…
Jalal Talabani Comes to Washington - 2002-08-07
Jalal Talabani, leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, is on his way to Washington to discuss the U.S. plan to overthrow Saddam Hussein. He…
Iraq Defends Itself Against Possible U.S. Attack - 2002-08-07
The Iraqi government is preparing to defend against a potential U.S. attack intended to topple Saddam Hussein. German officials have expressed concerns that such an…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: The Fight Against Terrorism - 2002-08-07
The Al-Aqsa Union, an organization supporting Palestinian families, has been closed in Aachen. This closure is reported by Nasrin Mahdavi, highlighting ongoing issues related to…
Democracy Movement in Burma to Begin Dialogue with Government - 2002-08-07
The democracy movement in Burma is set to begin important talks with the military government, as both sides express eagerness for dialogue. Aung San Suu…
Surgery to Separate Conjoined Twin Girls
Surgeons in California are performing a complex surgery to separate conjoined twin girls from Guatemala. The operation involves a team of 50 specialists and is…
Japanese Foreign Minister's Visit to Burma - 2002-08-06
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi visited Burma for the first time in 19 years to meet with military leader General Than Shwe and opposition leader…
UN Special Envoy Report on Myanmar - 2002-08-06
The UN Special Envoy for Myanmar, Razali Ismail, believes his recent visit has helped bridge the gap between the military government and opposition forces. His…
Conjoined Twins Successfully Separated
Surgeons in California successfully separated conjoined twins from Guatemala after a 20-hour surgery. The operation was celebrated by the medical team despite one twin losing…
Science and Society: Measuring Earth's Gravity by Satellite - 2002-08-06
The German Space Center and NASA are collaborating on a project to measure Earth's gravity using satellite technology. This partnership highlights international cooperation in scientific…
Iraqi Foreign Minister: Baghdad Committed to UN Resolutions
Iraq's Foreign Minister Najy Sabri affirmed Baghdad's commitment to UN resolutions and described the invitation for UN weapons inspectors to return as a step towards…
August 5: Anniversary of the Constitutional Revolution
August 5 marks the anniversary of Iran's Constitutional Revolution, which established the rule of law and the National Assembly as representatives of the people's will.…
Los Angeles Report: National Front Conference - 2002-08-05
The article discusses an interview conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi with Dr. SamSami and Dr. Rouhani, two managers of the National Front Conference held in…
Time Magazine: U.S. Plan to Attack Al-Qaeda Approved Before September 11
Time Magazine reveals that a U.S. plan to attack Al-Qaeda was approved just days before the September 11 attacks, which raises questions about prior knowledge…
Colin Powell Called Iraq's Proposal Meaningless and Rejected It - 2002-08-03
Colin Powell rejected Iraq's invitation for UN weapons inspectors to return, calling it meaningless and asserting that Iraq is evading its obligations regarding weapons of…
Official Announcement of the End of Civil Wars in Angola - 2002-08-03
The Angolan government and the former rebel group UNITA have officially declared the end of their long civil war. This marks a significant step towards…
Israeli Military Operations in Gaza Strip - 2002-08-02
Israeli military operations have intensified in Nablus and Rafah, resulting in multiple Palestinian casualties amid ongoing violence. The operations are a response to a recent…
Iraq Invites Weapons Inspectors to the Country - 2002-08-02
Iraq has invited UN weapons inspectors for discussions that could lead to new inspections regarding its weapons programs. This move comes amid ongoing tensions with…
The U.S. Must Not Repeat Past Mistakes Regarding Iraqi Kurds
Masoud Barzani, leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, insists that Kurdish forces will not support U.S. actions against Saddam Hussein without guarantees for Kurdish autonomy.…
Mostafa Rahimi Passes Away
Mostafa Rahimi, a prominent Iranian writer and translator, has died at 77 due to a stroke. He was known for his translations of existentialist literature…
Colin Powell's Stop in the Philippines - 2002-08-02
Colin Powell is concluding his Asian tour with a visit to the Philippines to discuss anti-terrorism cooperation and potential military exercises with President Gloria Arroyo.…
Skepticism from Britain and the U.S. Regarding Iraq's Invitation to Inspectors - 2002-08-02
The U.S. and Britain are skeptical about Iraq's invitation to UN weapons inspectors, citing concerns over Saddam Hussein's history of manipulation. Meanwhile, Russia views the…
Return of Palestinian Tax Revenues - 2002-08-01
Israel has returned 15 million dollars of previously blocked tax revenues to the Palestinians, confirmed by Finance Minister Salam Fayyad. This comes after a prolonged…