September 2002
World Food Program Reduces Grain Supplies for Starving North Koreans
The World Food Program has announced a reduction in grain aid to North Korea due to a global grain shortage. Three million North Koreans are…
An Al Jazeera Journalist is Detained by the U.S. Government - 2002-09-28
Sami al-Haj, an Al Jazeera journalist, is reportedly detained by the U.S. government, possibly at Guantanamo Bay. The Committee to Protect Journalists has expressed concern…
France's Readiness to Send Aid to Military Forces in Ivory Coast - 2002-09-28
France is prepared to send logistical support to the military in Ivory Coast as rebel forces gain ground. The situation is critical as French troops…
South Korea Welcomes the Dispatch of a U.S. Envoy to North Korea - 2002-09-27
South Korea has expressed support for the U.S. decision to send an envoy to North Korea to resume talks that were suspended nearly two years…
Nigeria's Assistance in Suppressing the Rebellion in Ivory Coast - 2002-09-26
Nigeria has sent fighter jets to assist the Ivorian government in quelling a rebellion in Bouaké, where rebels have taken control. French forces are evacuating…
Mugabe Will Not Attend African Leaders' Summit
Robert Mugabe is boycotting an African leaders' summit in Nigeria aimed at discussing potential sanctions against Zimbabwe due to his controversial re-election. The Commonwealth has…
Putin: Assistance to Avalanche Survivors in North Ossetia is a Priority
A massive avalanche in North Ossetia has destroyed a village, killing at least 30 and leaving around 100 missing. Russian President Vladimir Putin has prioritized…
Following Failed Coup Conspiracy, Clashes Continue in Ivory Coast - 2002-09-20
Clashes between government forces and rebels continue in Ivory Coast following a failed coup attempt. The government claims to have suppressed the uprising, but rebels…
Bush and Havel Discuss Bilateral Cooperation - 2002-09-18
President Bush and Czech President Václav Havel met to discuss NATO, bilateral cooperation, and terrorism. Havel thanked the U.S. for flood assistance and emphasized the…
Sixth Member of Al-Qaeda Terrorist Group Arrested in Buffalo
Mukhtar al-Bakri, the sixth member of an Al-Qaeda cell in Buffalo, has been arrested and charged with aiding terrorism. Five accomplices have also been charged,…
Meeting of the U.S. Attorney General with European Counterparts - 2002-09-14
U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft met with justice ministers from 15 EU countries in Copenhagen to discuss enhanced cooperation in the fight against terrorism. Key…
Georgia Seeks International Assistance to Resolve Dispute with Russia
Georgia has asked the international community for help in resolving its conflict with Russia regarding Chechen separatists, aiming for a diplomatic solution. Russia has threatened…
Pakistani Police Commandos Kill Two Suspected Al-Qaeda Terrorists in Armed Battle
Pakistani police commandos engaged in a three-hour battle in Karachi, resulting in the death of two suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists and the arrest of five others.…
The U.S. in Bogotá Likely Targeted by Leftist Attackers
Colombian police have uncovered evidence suggesting that the U.S. embassy in Bogotá was a potential target for leftist rebels. This discovery comes amid ongoing military…
Suspect in Al-Qaeda Assistance Declares Innocence
James Ujamaa, accused of aiding Al-Qaeda in setting up a training camp in Oregon, has pleaded not guilty in court. His case raises concerns about…
Britain, France, and the Iraq Issue - 2002-09-09
The article discusses a report from a British research institute warning that Iraq could quickly develop nuclear weapons if it acquires radioactive materials from abroad.…
Anniversary of Ahmad Shah Massoud's Assassination - 2002-09-09
Thousands gathered in Kabul to commemorate the first anniversary of Ahmad Shah Massoud's assassination by disguised enemies. The event highlighted Massoud's legacy as a resistance…
Four Palestinian Youths Injured in Jenin
Four Palestinian youths were injured during clashes with Israeli forces in Jenin, with one in critical condition. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region,…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, September 6, 2002
Various international media outlets discuss the political situation in Iran, highlighting the need for U.S. support for democracy, the activities of the morality police, and…
Zambian President Will Continue to Reject Genetically Modified Foods - 2002-09-04
Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has reaffirmed his rejection of genetically modified foods, labeling them as 'poison' despite the country's food crisis. This stance highlights the…
Cambodian Prime Minister Warns About World Bank Credit Payments - 2002-09-03
The Cambodian Prime Minister has warned that the reintegration program for soldiers will be suspended if the World Bank fails to provide promised funds. This…
Palestinian Security Official Calls for End to Violence Against Israelis
A senior Palestinian security official has urged an end to violence against Israelis, emphasizing that such actions undermine the Palestinian quest for statehood. Abd al-Razzaq…
Food Aid to North Korea May Be Cut Off
The United Nations warns that food aid to North Korea could be discontinued due to dwindling support from donor nations. This situation affects vulnerable populations,…