September 2003
Burma's Foreign Minister: The Military Council Has the Political Will to Impact a Peaceful Transition to Democracy
Burma's Foreign Minister assured the UN of the country's commitment to democracy while acknowledging the ongoing restrictions on opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The…
Saudi Intellectuals Call for Social, Political, and Economic Reforms - 2003-09-30
Over 300 Saudi intellectuals and businessmen have urged Crown Prince Abdullah to implement reforms addressing social, political, and economic issues. They argue that the absence…
Former Iranian Diplomat Iraj Sadri Sentenced to Two and a Half Years in Prison in Germany
Iraj Sadri, a former Iranian diplomat, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison in Germany for spying on Iranian dissidents. He claimed…
Anoushiravan Kangerlou's Interview with Manouchehr Sadeghi, Music Professor - 2003-09-30
Anoushiravan Kangerlou interviewed Manouchehr Sadeghi, a music professor at UCLA, who was in Washington to receive an award from the Kennedy Center. The conversation highlights…
Under the Microscope: The Political Fast of Reformists; Referendum to Determine the Type of Government - 2003-09-30
The article discusses the political fasting of reformists in Iran as a form of protest in support of political prisoners, highlighting a letter from Heshmatollah…
Shamsai Faces Barcelona
Vahid Shamsai, an Iranian futsal player, is set to play against Barcelona while representing Lazio after signing a two-year contract. He is currently awaiting a…
Iran Officially Opens a Border Crossing with Iraq for the First Time
Iran has officially opened a border crossing with Iraq for pilgrims to visit Shia holy sites, following the deaths of nine pilgrims who illegally crossed…
Under the Microscope: Increasing Pressures for Signing the Additional Protocol - 2003-09-29
International pressures are mounting for Iran to sign the Additional Protocol to the NPT, prompting the National Security Council to review the situation. Additionally, Mohsen…
Traces of Enriched Uranium Discovered at Another Facility in Iran - 2003-09-29
Traces of enriched uranium have been found at a new facility in Iran, raising concerns about the country's nuclear intentions. Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's IAEA…
Karam Zahdi, the Assassin of Anwar Sadat, Released from Prison
Karam Zahdi, who assassinated Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981, has been released from prison after 22 years due to health issues. In a recent…
Upcoming Northeast Asia Summit and Conditional Participation of Burma - 2003-09-28
The military government of Burma is facing international criticism ahead of the Northeast Asia Summit due to its treatment of opposition leader Aung San Suu…
Announcement of the Winners of the International Press Freedom Awards - 2003-09-27
The Committee to Protect Journalists announced the winners of the International Press Freedom Awards, recognizing journalists from Afghanistan, Morocco, Russia, and Cuba for their commitment…
Conviction of Two Muslim Clerics in a Moroccan Court - 2003-09-27
Two Muslim clerics were convicted in Morocco for their roles in the Casablanca bombings that killed 33 people. They received sentences of 20 and 30…
In the Past Two Weeks, the Algerian Army Has Killed 150 Armed Muslim Rebels
The Algerian army has killed 150 armed Muslim rebels in operations in Setif province over the past two weeks. This is part of the ongoing…
Jordanian Security Officials Arrest Two Fugitives During Operation - 2003-09-27
Jordanian security forces arrested two fugitives, including a senior Muslim preacher, during an operation in Mafraq. They are wanted for their involvement in deadly clashes…
The US and UK Demand Unconditional Release of Aung San Suu Kyi
The US and UK have urged the military government of Burma to unconditionally release Aung San Suu Kyi, a prominent democracy leader and Nobel laureate,…
Iran's National Greco-Roman Wrestling Team Departing for 2003 World Championships in France
The Iranian national Greco-Roman wrestling team is set to depart for the 2003 World Championships in France. The team includes several notable athletes and coaches,…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Absence of Iranian Cinema at the San Sebastián International Festival
The San Sebastián International Festival is currently taking place, and Iranian cinema is notably absent while political films from Spanish-speaking and Arab countries are prominently…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: International Cinematic Circles' Attention to Iraqi and Afghan Cinema - 2003-09-26
The ongoing crises in Iraq and Afghanistan have led to increased interest from international film communities in movies that depict the political realities of these…
US Army Acquits Soldier Who Shot Dead Two Iraqi Police Officers Last Month - 2003-09-26
The US Army has acquitted a soldier who killed two Iraqi police officers, stating he acted within military regulations. This follows confusion over a separate…
Nazi Baghlari Report: San Sebastián Festival Honors Anti-War American Actor - 2003-09-25
A notable American actor known for their anti-war stance was recognized at the San Sebastián International Festival in Spain. This event highlights the intersection of…
German Women's National Football Team Advances to Quarterfinals of World Cup
The German women's national football team has advanced to the quarterfinals of the World Cup after defeating Japan 3-0, following a previous victory over Canada.…
General Ricardo Sanchez: Soldiers Acted Within the Rules of Engagement of the U.S. Army
A shooting incident in Fallujah resulted in the deaths of 8 Iraqi police officers and one Jordanian. General Ricardo Sanchez asserts that U.S. soldiers acted…
Iraq Returns to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iraq is rejoining OPEC, but its status as a full member or observer remains uncertain. This is the first representation of Iraq in OPEC since…
Proclamation of Innocence by a Moroccan Man Convicted of Supporting Terrorists Responsible for the September 2001 Attacks in the U.S.
Monir Al-Moutassad, a Moroccan man sentenced to 15 years for supporting terrorists linked to the September 2001 attacks, has declared his innocence in a German…
Iraq's Return to OPEC - September 24, 2003
Iraq is set to return to OPEC on September 24, 2003, but its status as a member or observer remains uncertain. This will be Iraq's…
Saudi Officials Expel 9 Yemenis
Saudi Arabia has expelled 9 Yemenis linked to security issues, including some connected to the attack on the French oil tanker Limburg. This incident highlights…
World Health Organization Commits to Providing AIDS Medications by 2005 - 2003-09-24
The World Health Organization has pledged to ensure access to essential AIDS medications for millions by 2005, highlighting a global health crisis due to inadequate…
Islamic Republic Officials: We Will Reduce Cooperation with the IAEA
Iranian officials announced a reduction in cooperation with the IAEA in response to a deadline regarding the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. This decision…
Clash Between Saudi Security Forces and Armed Men - 2003-09-23
Saudi security forces engaged in a firefight with armed men in Jizan province, resulting in the deaths of one police officer and three militants. The…
Report by Shahid: Interview with Dr. Jamshid Asadi - 2003-09-22
Mohammad Reza Shahid interviewed Dr. Jamshid Asadi about a new research initiative in economic management. The discussion highlights the importance of innovative approaches to economic…
NASA Celebrates the End of One of Its Most Successful Missions - 2003-09-22
NASA celebrated the conclusion of the Galileo mission, which was deliberately crashed into Jupiter to avoid contaminating its moons. The mission lasted 14 years and…
Car Bomb Explosion in Central Baghdad Near UN Headquarters - 2003-09-22
A suicide car bomb in Baghdad killed two and injured twelve, with speculation that the attacker was a supporter of Saddam Hussein. This incident follows…
Life and Progress in America: A Family That Weathered Isabel Better
Hurricane Isabel impacted the eastern coast of the U.S. last week, with some families managing to cope better than others. This article focuses on one…
New Information About the September 11 Events - 2003-09-22
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, suspected mastermind of the September 11 attacks, initially planned to hijack ten planes but ended up executing a plot with four planes…
US and Iraqi Leaders Condemn Failed Assassination Attempt on Transitional Governing Council Member - 2003-09-21
A failed assassination attempt on Iraqi Transitional Governing Council member Aqila Hashemi was condemned by US and Iraqi leaders. Ahmad Chalabi blamed Saddam Hussein's supporters…
Former Indonesian Foreign Minister Arrives in Yangon for Talks with Myanmar's Military Rulers
Former Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas has arrived in Myanmar to advocate for the release of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. His visit is…
Okoge
The film "Okoge" explores the unconventional love story of a young woman, Sayoko, who befriends gay men, providing a critique of traditional Japanese society's constraints…
Lovers
The film 'Lovers' explores the intense competition between two women for the affection of a young man named Paco during Franco's dictatorship in 1950s Spain.…
American Soldier Kills Rare Bengal Tiger at Baghdad Zoo - 2003-09-20
An American soldier killed a rare Bengal tiger at the Baghdad Zoo after attempting to feed it. The incident resulted in the soldier sustaining severe…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Interview with Ali Akbar Salehi by Der Spiegel - 2003-09-19
The article discusses an interview conducted by Der Spiegel with Ali Akbar Salehi, who was Iran's representative at the IAEA in 2003. The report highlights…
Senator Ted Kennedy: Saddam Hussein Was Not an Immediate Threat to America - 2003-09-19
Senator Ted Kennedy criticized the Bush administration for misrepresenting the reasons for the Iraq war, stating that Saddam Hussein was not an immediate threat to…
Under the Microscope: Paul Bremer's Interview with the Daily Telegraph, London - 2003-09-19
Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh discusses Paul Bremer's insights on Iraq and Iran's influence, allegations against a former Iranian ambassador, and the reformist perspective on the Guardian…
President Bush: There is no evidence that Saddam Hussein was involved in the September 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S.
President Bush clarified that there is no evidence linking Saddam Hussein to the September 11 attacks, despite widespread belief among Americans. This statement came shortly…
In the First Round of Olympic Football Qualifiers, Singapore National Team Defeats Taiwan
The Singapore national football team defeated Taiwan 4-1 in the first round of the Olympic qualifiers, advancing to face Saudi Arabia next. This match was…
Interview with the Mother of Engineer Mohsen Sazgara - 2003-09-18
Star Dehkhoda interviews the mother of Mohsen Sazgara, a notable Iranian engineer. The interview sheds light on personal perspectives regarding Sazgara's life and contributions. This…
Spanish Police Arrests 5 More Suspected Terrorists - 2003-09-18
Spanish police have arrested five additional suspected terrorists following an indictment against Osama bin Laden and 34 others related to the September 11 attacks. Most…
700-Page Indictment by Spanish Judge Against Osama bin Laden and 34 Others - 2003-09-18
A Spanish judge has indicted Osama bin Laden and 34 others for terrorism related to the September 11 attacks. The indictment includes an international arrest…
John Snow: The World Must Join the U.S. in Funding Afghanistan's Reconstruction - 2003-09-18
U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow urged global cooperation in funding Afghanistan's reconstruction during a meeting with Afghan leaders. He emphasized the need for foreign assistance…
Report by Shahid: Publication of the U.S. Ambassador's Article in France Regarding Iraq - 2003-09-18
The article discusses the publication of a piece by the U.S. Ambassador in France concerning Iraq, reported by journalist Mohammad Reza Shahid. This event is…
New Syrian Prime Minister Forms Cabinet
The new Prime Minister of Syria, Najib al-Otari, has formed his cabinet with a focus on economic and administrative reforms. This cabinet includes many members…
Hurricane Isabel Approaches the Eastern Coasts of America - 2003-09-17
Hurricane Isabel is nearing the eastern U.S., threatening millions and prompting evacuations from South Carolina to Maryland. The storm is expected to impact major areas…
The U.S. Government and the Veto of the UN Security Council Resolution - 2003-09-17
The U.S. vetoed a UN resolution urging Israel to retract threats against Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, claiming the resolution inadequately addressed Palestinian terrorism. This action…
Bush Administration's View on Saddam Hussein's Role in September 11 Attacks - 2003-09-17
The Bush administration, represented by National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, clarified that while they believe Saddam Hussein supported and trained terrorists, they did not conclude…
Broadcast of New Video Tape of Saddam Hussein - 2003-09-17
A new video of Saddam Hussein has been broadcast, urging Iraqis to resist U.S. forces and warning Americans of dire consequences if they do not…
Palestinian Officials Express Concern Over Their Leader's Fate
Palestinian officials are worried about Yasser Arafat's safety after the U.S. vetoed a resolution aimed at protecting him from Israeli threats. The U.S. claims to…
The Bush Administration Never Considered Saddam Hussein Responsible for the September 11 Terrorist Attacks in the U.S. - 2003-09-17
Condoleezza Rice clarified that the Bush administration did not hold Saddam Hussein responsible for the September 11 attacks, despite believing he supported terrorists. A poll…
Afghanistan's Government Dismisses Kabul Police Chief
The Afghan government has dismissed Kabul's police chief, Basir Salangi, amid accusations of evicting poor families for ministerial housing. Hamid Karzai has appointed Baba Jan…
Lebanon and Israel Negotiating Prisoner Exchange
Hezbollah's leader, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, announced that negotiations with Israel for a prisoner exchange are advancing, potentially involving multiple nationalities. This development indicates ongoing dialogue…
Spanish Judge Prosecutes 35 Individuals Including Osama bin Laden - 2003-09-17
A Spanish judge has charged 35 individuals, including Osama bin Laden, for their involvement in the 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S. The indictment includes…
Guinea-Bissau Army Gains Support from Political, Religious, and Civil Groups - 2003-09-16
The Guinea-Bissau army has secured support from various political, religious, and civil groups to form a transitional council and maintain presidential powers until new elections.…
Another American Soldier Killed in Baghdad - 2003-09-16
An American soldier was killed in Baghdad during Colin Powell's visit to Iraq, marking the second American casualty. Powell also dedicated a memorial to Kurdish…
Prison Fire in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Claims 67 Lives
A fire in a Riyadh prison has led to the deaths of 67 inmates and injured 20 others. Investigations are ongoing to ascertain the cause…
Valladolid's Defeat by the Famous and Historic Real Madrid - 2003-09-15
Real Madrid decisively defeated Valladolid 7-2, with Raúl scoring three goals. The match highlighted the struggles of Valladolid's defense, including an own goal by Julio…
Under the Microscope: Powell in Iraq - The Bribery Case of Rafsanjani's Son - 2003-09-15
The article discusses Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh's insights on U.S. Secretary of State Powell's visit to Iraq, the IAEA's stance on Iran, and the closure of…
Another American Soldier Killed in Iraq - 2003-09-15
An American soldier was killed in Iraq during Colin Powell's visit, marking the second casualty in two days. The ongoing violence includes attacks on coalition…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Participants at the Freedom Seminar - 2003-09-14
An interview was conducted with Engineer Hassan Pirouzi about the Freedom Seminar in Los Angeles, along with discussions with two Iranian professors on the connection…
Coup in Guinea-Bissau - 2003-09-14
The military has taken control of Guinea-Bissau, declaring a state of emergency and inviting government leaders to a meeting. Rebel soldiers have reportedly detained the…
Ehud Olmert: Assassinating Yasser Arafat is Another Way to Implement the Israeli Cabinet's Decision to Eliminate the Palestinian Leader - 2003-09-14
Ehud Olmert suggested that assassinating Yasser Arafat could be a method for Israel to eliminate the Palestinian leader. This statement drew criticism from Palestinian negotiator…
Iran Will Continue Cooperation with IAEA Observers
Iran's representative at the IAEA, Ali Akbar Salehi, announced that Iran will continue its cooperation with the agency despite conflicting reports suggesting a potential withdrawal…
The Role of Islamic Foundations in Iran's Economy - 2003-09-14
An interview discusses the influence of Islamic foundations on Iran's economy and the problem of rent-seeking, featuring insights from political analyst Jamshid Asadi. The program…
Semi-Final Round - 55 and 74 kg Weight Classes - 2003-09-14
In the semi-finals of the wrestling competition, Mohammad Aslani lost to Moldova's Qanadi Tulbi in the 55 kg category, while Hadi Habibi lost to Russia's…
Battle Between Government Forces and Armed Rebels in Northeast India - 2003-09-13
A clash in Manipur, Northeast India, resulted in the deaths of at least 10 separatist rebels after they attacked a convoy of government forces. The…
New Video Tape from Al Jazeera - 2003-09-13
Al Jazeera aired a video claiming to be the last will of a September 11 hijacker, recorded in 2000, where Sayyid al-Ghamdi promises future operations…
In the Third Week of the Premier Football League, Persepolis Defeated Fajr with a Big Score
In the third week of the Premier Football League, Persepolis secured a dominant 5-2 victory over Fajr Sepasi, marking their third win of the season.…
Report on the Results of the World Wrestling Championships in New York - 2003-09-13
The Iranian wrestlers faced mixed results at the 2003 World Wrestling Championships in New York, with notable losses from key competitors Mohammad Talayi and Alireza…
President Bush's Weekly Address on the Fight Against Terrorism and Strengthening Democracy in Iraq - 2003-09-13
President Bush delivered a weekly address outlining his strategy to combat terrorism and promote democracy in Iraq, emphasizing ongoing military efforts against Saddam Hussein's supporters…
66 kg and 96 kg Weight Classes - 2003-09-12
In the wrestling competitions, Alireza Dabir lost to Bulgarian Serafim Barzakov in the 66 kg category, while Alireza Heydari won against Lithuanian Igor Samusonex Beik…
CIA Says Osama Bin Laden Tape Likely Authentic - 2003-09-12
The CIA has indicated that a recently aired tape of Osama Bin Laden is likely authentic, although the exact timing of the recording is unclear.…
Awarding Honorary Plaque to Late Socialist President of Chile Salvador Allende - 2003-09-11
President Ricardo Lagos commemorated late socialist President Salvador Allende on the 30th anniversary of his overthrow during a military coup. The ceremony marked the first…
September 11 Anniversary Ceremony in Iraq - 2003-09-11
Coalition forces in Iraq commemorated the September 11 attacks with ceremonies nationwide. General Ricardo Sanchez emphasized the ongoing fight against global terrorism, while memorials were…
New Tape of Osama Bin Laden's Senior Deputy is Authentic - 2003-09-11
A new tape featuring Osama Bin Laden's senior deputy has been deemed authentic by U.S. intelligence analysts, though they are skeptical about the authenticity of…
Nearly 4,000 Members of the People's Mujahedin of Iran Detained by U.S. Army - 2003-09-11
The U.S. Army confirms the detention of nearly 4,000 members of the People's Mujahedin of Iran in Iraq while denying allegations of their involvement in…
Interview with Hamid Nozari, Witness in the Trial of Iraj Sadri
Hamid Nozari, a key figure in the Iranian Political Refugees Association, discusses his role as a witness in the trial of Iraj Sadri, who faces…
Court Ruling for One of the Defendants in the Bali Bombing
An Indonesian court has sentenced Samudra to death for his role in the Bali nightclub bombing that killed 202 people. He received military training in…
A Saudi National Arrested for Connection to Suicide Bombings in Riyadh
A Saudi national was arrested in Yemen for his alleged involvement in suicide bombings in Riyadh last May, following a request from Saudi authorities. This…
Imam Samudra Sentenced to Death
Imam Samudra has been sentenced to death by an Indonesian court for his involvement in the Bali nightclub bombing that killed 202 people. He claims…
End of Armed Local Militia Patrols in the Streets of Najaf - 2003-09-10
U.S. military officials have ordered local militias in Najaf to cease armed patrols by the end of the week due to security concerns raised by…
New Video Tape of Osama Bin Laden - 2003-09-10
Al Jazeera has aired a new video featuring Osama Bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, alongside an audio message from al-Zawahiri urging Iraqi insurgents to take…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Hassan Zendeh Del, Regional Development Expert in Iran - 2003-09-09
The article reports on an interview conducted by a Voice of America correspondent with Hassan Zendeh Del, a regional development expert in Iran, during a…
Kamāl Kharāzi's Visit to Syria - 2003-09-08
Kamāl Kharāzi, Iran's Foreign Minister, visited Syria to discuss post-war Iraq and delivered a message from President Khatami to President Assad. He emphasized that Iraqis…
Attack on a Military Column in Central Baghdad - 2003-09-08
An attack in Baghdad injured two American soldiers when an explosive device was thrown at their military convoy. This incident follows the arrest of four…
Saudi Arabia Beheads Two Men for Drug Trafficking in Jeddah
Saudi Arabia executed two men for drug trafficking, one from Pakistan and the other from Nigeria, in Jeddah. This reflects the country's strict enforcement of…
Yasser Arafat Meets with Other Palestinian Leaders
Yasser Arafat held discussions with Palestinian leaders about government operations after Mahmoud Abbas's resignation. Saeb Erekat suggested Abbas might be reappointed, but Israel has refused…
Human Rights Activists in Thailand Go on Hunger Strike
Human rights activists in Thailand staged a hunger strike to demand the release of Aung San Suu Kyi, a detained leader in Myanmar. This protest…
Kurdish Director's Film at Venice Film Festival - 2003-09-06
Kurdish Iraqi director Salim, who escaped Saddam's regime twenty-three years ago, is featured at the Venice Film Festival. This highlights the ongoing struggles and achievements…
Mahmoud Abbas Resigns as Palestinian Prime Minister - 2003-09-06
Mahmoud Abbas has resigned as the Palestinian Prime Minister, with uncertainty over whether his resignation has been accepted by Yasser Arafat. This resignation complicates peace…
Red Cross: Aung San Suu Kyi, Leader of the Democracy Movement in Burma, Has Not Gone on Hunger Strike - 2003-09-06
The Red Cross and Burmese officials confirm that Aung San Suu Kyi has not gone on a hunger strike, contradicting earlier claims by U.S. officials.…
Donald Rumsfeld, U.S. Secretary of Defense: Saddam Hussein Will Never Return to Power - 2003-09-06
Donald Rumsfeld visited an international force in Iraq, praising the transfer of security responsibilities to them and asserting that Saddam Hussein would never return to…
Iran's Youth Freestyle Wrestling Team Becomes World Runner-Up
Iran's youth freestyle wrestling team achieved the runner-up position at the World Youth Championships, winning 2 gold and 2 silver medals. This performance highlights the…
Selection of Two Prosecutors by the UN Security Council for International Courts - 2003-09-05
The UN Security Council appointed two new prosecutors for international courts dealing with the Rwandan genocide and former Yugoslav war crimes. Carla Del Ponte will…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Third Day of Trial for Iraj Sadri, Iranian Accused of Espionage in Germany - 2003-09-04
The trial of Iraj Sadri, who is accused of espionage for Iran in Germany, has reached its third day. This case is significant as it…
Confessions of Mohsen Sazgara, known as Siamak Pourzand: Ebrahim Nabavy - 2003-09-04
Mohsen Sazgara, a key political figure, made confessions that shed light on the political repression in Iran. His statements highlight the struggles of dissidents against…
The Recent Tape is Likely Saddam's Voice - 2003-09-04
A U.S. intelligence official suggested that a recently aired tape may feature Saddam Hussein's voice. The tape denies any involvement of Saddam or his supporters…
UK Prime Minister's Warning: Situation in the Middle East Will Worsen if Iraq Issues Are Not Resolved - 2003-09-04
UK Prime Minister Tony Blair warned that unresolved issues in Iraq could lead to a deteriorating situation in the Middle East. He attributed recent attacks…
Return of Morteza Sarmadi from Britain - 2003-09-03
Morteza Sarmadi, the Iranian ambassador to Britain, returned to Tehran due to escalating political tensions linked to the arrest of Hadi Soleimanpour, Iran's former ambassador…
Twelve Short Stories by Abbas Sahraei, News Day Website - 2003-09-03
The article features twelve short stories by Abbas Sahraei, showcasing various themes including love, war, and the fleeting nature of life in Iran. The stories…
Russia and Saudi Arabia Agree to Coordinate in the Fight Against Terrorism
Russian and Saudi officials have established a joint working group to combat terrorism, marking a significant development in their bilateral relations. This agreement was made…
Burma Government Dismisses Hunger Strike of Democratic Movement Leader as Baseless - 2003-09-02
The Burmese government has dismissed claims that Aung San Suu Kyi is on a hunger strike in protest of her detention, labeling such assertions as…
The United Nations Calls on Asian Governments for Swift and Decisive Action Against the Spread of AIDS - 2003-09-02
The United Nations has urged Asian governments to take immediate action against the spread of AIDS to prevent a crisis similar to that in Africa.…
The First Cabinet Formed After the Iraq War - 2003-09-02
The U.S.-appointed Governing Council in Iraq has established the first post-war cabinet with 25 ministers. This development coincides with the release of an audio tape…
Liberians Welcome Nigerian President - 2003-09-02
Thousands of Liberians welcomed Nigerian President Obasanjo in Monrovia as he visited to support the peace process. His visit follows Nigeria's significant role in stabilizing…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Saeed Yahyapour - 2003-09-02
The article features an interview with Saeed Yahyapour, who is responsible for organizing the Friendship Cup games in Los Angeles. This event is significant as…
Under the Microscope: Increased International Pressures on the Islamic Republic - 2003-09-01
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses various pressures facing Iran, including European demands for nuclear protocol compliance, parliamentary actions regarding the murder of journalist Zahra Kazemi,…
Denial of Involvement in Bomb Explosion in Najaf in a Voice Recording of Saddam Hussein - 2003-09-01
A voice recording claiming to be Saddam Hussein denies involvement in a bomb explosion in Najaf that killed a prominent Shia cleric. The authenticity of…
Hunger Strike of the Leader of Democratic Struggles in Burma - 2003-09-01
Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of democratic movements in Burma, has initiated a hunger strike to protest her detention by the military government. The…