November 2002
Saudi Arabia Stands with America in the War Against Terrorism - 2002-11-27
The Saudi ambassador to the U.S. asserts that Saudi Arabia is cooperating with America in the fight against terrorism, despite allegations that charitable donations from…
Under the Microscope: Pressure on Saudis to Cut Aid to Terrorists - 2002-11-27
The article discusses the pressure on Saudi Arabia to stop funding terrorists, highlighting Iraq's precarious financial situation where it can only sustain itself for nine…
Imam Samudra Delivered to Jakarta Police Headquarters - 2002-11-25
Imam Samudra, the main suspect in the Bali nightclub bombings, has been transferred to Jakarta for interrogation. Authorities are also pursuing connections to Al-Qaeda and…
Prince Nayef Denies Allegations of Financial Support to Terrorists - 2002-11-25
Prince Nayef of Saudi Arabia has rejected U.S. allegations that the Saudi royal family provided financial support to terrorists. The FBI is investigating links between…
Cautious Response from Bush Administration to Potential Financial Aid from Saudi Arabia to Two September 11 Hijackers - 2002-11-24
The Bush administration is cautiously responding to investigations into potential Saudi financial support for two September 11 hijackers. Officials emphasize that it is premature to…
The Police Officer Who Shot Two American Soldiers Has a History of Mental Illness - 2002-11-23
A Kuwaiti police officer named Khalid Al-Shammari is suspected of shooting two American soldiers and has a history of mental illness. He fled to Saudi…
Saudi Arabia and Terrorism - 2002-11-23
U.S. Congress researchers found that intelligence agencies did not adequately investigate links between Saudi officials and the September 11 attacks. This raises questions about the…
Kuwaiti Police Officer Shoots Two American Soldiers - 2002-11-21
A Kuwaiti police officer shot two American soldiers, injuring them seriously before fleeing to Saudi Arabia. The soldiers are in stable condition and expected to…
Arrests of Terrorism Suspects in Saudi Arabia - 2002-11-20
Saudi Arabia has detained over 100 citizens suspected of ties to terrorist organizations, as stated by Interior Minister Prince Nayef. The arrests come in the…
U.S. Defense Secretary: Saudi Arabia's Policy Has Not Changed - 2002-11-05
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld affirmed that Saudi Arabia's policy remains unchanged despite statements from Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal about not allowing base usage…
Kuwait Allows Use of Its Bases Against Iraq Conditional on UN Approval - 2002-11-04
Kuwait has indicated it will permit U.S. military use of its bases against Iraq if the UN approves military action, contrasting with Saudi Arabia's refusal…
Iran's Foreign Ministry Does Not Confirm Reports Regarding Bin Laden's Son - 2002-11-04
Iran's Foreign Ministry denied reports of expelling one of Osama bin Laden's sons after his illegal entry into the country. The spokesperson mentioned that a…
Saudi Arabia Will Not Allow Use of Its Facilities for Attack on Iraq
Saudi Arabia has declared it will not permit its resources to be used for a military strike against Iraq unless sanctioned by the UN. Foreign…
Los Angeles Report: National Iranian Congress in Los Angeles - 2002-11-03
The article discusses an interview with Roksan Ganjii and Behzad Tabatabai celebrating the third anniversary of the National Iranian Congress in Los Angeles. This event…
Financial Times: Iran has arrested one of Osama bin Laden's sons
Iran has arrested one of Osama bin Laden's sons along with several hundred others suspected of ties to al-Qaeda after they fled Afghanistan. This incident…
Iraq Opens Arar Border Crossing
Iraq has reopened the Arar border crossing with Saudi Arabia, allowing the passage of goods and passengers for the first time in twelve years. This…