May 2002
Voter Turnout in Algeria's Elections Was Low - 2002-05-31
Algeria's parliamentary elections saw a historic low voter turnout of 47.5%, with only 3% in the Kabylie region amid protests by the Berber minority. The…
Lack of Enthusiasm for Elections in Algeria - 2002-05-31
Algeria's parliamentary elections saw less than half of eligible voters participating, largely due to a boycott and a recent massacre. The low turnout, especially in…
Science and Society: Invention of the First Vaccine for Blood Infections - 2002-05-30
American scientists have developed the first vaccine for blood infections, showing promising results in extensive testing. This discovery is discussed by Mansour Farasiyan on Voice…
Israeli Soldiers Attack Jenin - 2002-05-28
Israeli soldiers launched an attack on Jenin following a suicide bombing near Tel Aviv that killed two Israelis. The attack resulted in the death of…
Judiciary Describes Open Support for Improved Relations with the U.S. as a Crime
The Iranian Judiciary has declared that openly supporting improved relations with the U.S. is a crime, following hardline rhetoric from Supreme Leader Khamenei. Reformist lawmakers,…
Los Angeles Report: The Past and Future of the Middle East - 2002-05-28
The article presents insights from a discussion on the historical and future dynamics of the Middle East, featuring experts in the field. This conversation is…
Opening of the Conference on Development and Growth in Indonesia - 2002-05-27
The UN-organized Conference on Sustainable Development and Growth has commenced in Bali, Indonesia, with thousands of participants discussing economic, social, and environmental balance. The conference…
Terrorists Want to Strike America Again - 2002-05-25
Vice President Dick Cheney warns that terrorists are actively seeking weapons of mass destruction and intend to attack the U.S. again. He addressed Naval Academy…
Funeral Ceremony of Abdul Ghani Lone, Kashmiri Leader - 2002-05-22
Abdul Ghani Lone, a moderate Kashmiri separatist leader, was assassinated, leading to a large funeral procession in Srinagar where attendees chanted separatist slogans. His death…
Protests Against Bush's Policies Ongoing in Germany - 2002-05-22
Protests against President Bush's policies are taking place in Germany as he begins a European tour. Approximately 20,000 demonstrators protested in Berlin, calling for continued…
Transfer of Exiled Palestinians from Cyprus - 2002-05-21
A Spanish plane will transfer 12 Palestinian extremists exiled by Israel from Cyprus to various European countries. This transfer follows an agreement related to the…
The Situation in Kashmir Remains Tense - 2002-05-21
The Kashmir region is experiencing heightened tensions due to ongoing attacks by separatists, resulting in casualties among soldiers and civilians. Both India and Pakistan are…
Atal Bihari Vajpayee's Visit to Kashmir - 2002-05-21
Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee is visiting Kashmir amidst rising tensions with Pakistan following a deadly attack by separatists. This visit comes as both…
Plan to Construct a 350-Kilometer Fence on the Border of Israel and the West Bank - 2002-05-21
Israel plans to accelerate the construction of a 350-kilometer fence along its border with the West Bank to create a buffer zone. This decision follows…
Tensions Continue in Kashmir - 2002-05-20
Tensions in Kashmir are escalating with new separatist attacks and ongoing border skirmishes between India and Pakistan. At least two Indian soldiers have been killed,…
Terrorists Likely to Carry Out Attack in Turkey
The U.S. has warned of a possible terrorist attack in Turkey, specifically targeting a civilian airline. The Turkish government is reportedly prepared for such an…
Under the Microscope: Has Iran Failed in the Legal Regime of the Caspian Sea?
The article discusses whether Iran has failed in establishing a legal framework for the Caspian Sea amidst various political issues, including the Israel-Palestine conflict and…
Fish or Fish Oil Reduces Heart Problems - 2002-05-16
American scientists conducted a study on 22,000 men, finding that higher levels of blood fatty acids correlate with a reduced risk of sudden death. This…
Knowledge and Society: More Daughters, Longer Life - 2002-05-14
Finnish research indicates that the number of sons versus daughters a mother has may impact her lifespan, with mothers of daughters living longer. This finding…
Muslim Extremists Attack Bus and Army Base in Kashmir, India - 2002-05-14
Muslim extremists attacked a bus and an army base in Kashmir, killing at least 34 people. The attackers, believed to be linked to the Jaish-e-Mohammed…
50,000 People March for Peace in Tel Aviv - 2002-05-12
Over 50,000 people marched in Tel Aviv advocating for peace and Israel's withdrawal from Palestinian territories. The event, organized by the 'Peace Now!' movement, is…
Stalemate at the Church of the Nativity Comes to an End - 2002-05-10
Thirteen Palestinian extremists hiding in the Church of the Nativity have been transferred to Cyprus after a breakthrough agreement. They are being pursued by Israel…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Remote Control of Mice via Radio - 2002-05-08
Scientists have achieved the ability to control mice remotely through radio signals, which could help treat human spinal injuries. The Mars Society plans to send…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Jamila Mujahid, Editor of the Afghan Magazine Milalai, Travels to Europe - 2002-05-07
Jamila Mujahid, the editor of the Afghan magazine Milalai, visited Europe and received a warm welcome from journalists in Paris. This visit highlights the engagement…
Fifty Thousand German Workers Go on Strike - 2002-05-06
Fifty thousand German workers have gone on strike, potentially impacting Germany's economy. The strike is expected to disrupt key industries and has arisen from failed…
Roca, Cuba's Political Opponent, Released
Vladimir Roca, a prominent Cuban political opponent, was released after serving most of his sentence for inciting unrest. His release coincides with former U.S. President…
The West Bank is the Most Dangerous Place for Journalists in the World
A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists states that the West Bank is the most dangerous place for journalists globally, with Israel criticized for…
Another Group of Terrorists Transferred to the U.S. Base in Guantanamo - 2002-05-04
The U.S. military has transferred another group of suspected terrorists to Guantanamo Bay, coinciding with ongoing operations in Afghanistan against the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. Approximately…
Turkey's Police Clash with Demonstrators on May Day - 2002-05-01
Police in Turkey clashed with protesters in Kurdish regions over a ban on May Day celebrations, resulting in arrests. Meanwhile, larger protests in Ankara and…