September 2002
Iran's Diplomatic Efforts to Prevent U.S. Military Action in Iraq - 2002-09-30
Iran is ramping up its diplomatic efforts to prevent a possible U.S. military intervention in Iraq, emphasizing its commitment to neutrality and the responsibility of…
A German Citizen Killed in a Bomb Explosion in Riyadh
A German citizen was killed in a car bomb explosion in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The incident highlights ongoing violence targeting foreigners, attributed to rival gangs…
Anti-War Protests in London and Rome - 2002-09-29
Large anti-war protests took place in London and Rome against the potential invasion of Iraq, with significant participation from various political figures. The protests reflect…
City of Women
The article discusses Federico Fellini's film 'City of Women,' highlighting its exploration of women's worlds through a male protagonist's perspective. It emphasizes the film's significance…
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…
Severe Criticism from Russian Officials Towards Georgia - 2002-09-28
Russian officials have condemned Georgia for allowing Chechen rebels to cross into Russia, viewing it as a form of terrorism. This has led to diplomatic…
Three Members of Congress Visit Baghdad - 2002-09-27
Three Democratic members of the U.S. Congress visited Baghdad to seek a peaceful resolution to tensions between Washington and Iraq. This visit follows previous trips…
The U.S. Condemns the Sudanese Government for Bombing Civilian Areas - 2002-09-27
The U.S. has condemned the Sudanese government for bombing civilian areas, particularly highlighting an attack that killed at least 13 people, including children. The U.S.…
Clear Connection Between Al-Qaeda Terror Network and Saddam Hussein - 2002-09-26
The Bush administration asserts a significant link between Al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein's Iraq, with claims of training in nuclear weapons. Condoleezza Rice cites intelligence from…
Japanese Anger Over North Korean Abductions - 2002-09-25
Japan is sending a fact-finding mission to North Korea to investigate the abduction of Japanese citizens in the 1970s and 1980s, following Kim Jong Il's…
Training of Dissident Iraqi Forces - 2002-09-25
The Bush administration plans to train 10,000 Iraqi dissidents to support U.S. military efforts in Iraq, with training possibly starting this week. This initiative aims…
President Bush Did Not Congratulate Schröder on His Victory - 2002-09-24
President Bush did not congratulate German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder on his electoral victory, which is notable given the tradition of U.S. Presidents congratulating allied leaders.…
New British Ambassador to the Islamic Republic Appointed - 2002-09-23
Iran has accepted a new British ambassador after rejecting the previous candidate due to allegations regarding his background. The new ambassador is reported to be…
President Bush Emphasizes the Importance of Protecting Georgia's Security - 2002-09-21
President Bush met with Russian officials to discuss the security of Georgia, highlighting the need to support its army against Chechen separatists. Russian Defense Minister…
Preemptive Attack on Georgian Territory - 2002-09-19
Russian officials, including Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov and President Vladimir Putin, have indicated the possibility of a preemptive military action against Georgia if Russian forces…
The United Nations Security Council is Unsure How to Proceed with Iraq - 2002-09-18
The UN Security Council is divided over how to address Iraq, with the U.S. advocating for disarmament resolutions while Russia and China support Iraq's proposal…
Kim Jong Il Apologizes to Junichiro Koizumi for Kidnapping Japanese Citizens - 2002-09-17
Kim Jong Il has apologized to Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi for the abduction of Japanese citizens during the 1970s and 1980s. This unexpected summit…
Los Angeles Report: Kharrazi's Speech at the UN Summit - 2002-09-16
Iran's Foreign Minister Kharrazi delivered a speech at the UN Summit addressing terrorism and other global issues. This event highlights Iran's stance on international terrorism…
Jack Straw: Iraq Does Not Have Much Time
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw warns that Saddam Hussein has limited time to address international concerns about weapons of mass destruction or face military action.…
Jack Straw: The General Assembly Must Clarify What Consequences Iraq Should Expect
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw urged the UN General Assembly to make clear the consequences for Iraq if it fails to comply with UN resolutions,…
All 5 occupants of Russian Ka-26 helicopter killed
A Russian Ka-26 helicopter crashed near Moscow, resulting in the deaths of all five occupants, including a child. The crash occurred after the helicopter's rotor…
Disputes in the Far-Right Party of Austria - 2002-09-15
Jörg Haider has announced he will not run for leadership of the Freedom Party of Austria, which is experiencing internal conflicts and declining public support.…
Iraq's Reaction to the Statements of the President of the United States - 2002-09-13
Iraq condemned President Bush's statements regarding its alleged weapons of mass destruction, labeling them as lies without evidence. Various countries, including Russia and France, expressed…
Iraq May Retaliate with Weapons of Mass Destruction if Attacked by the U.S. - 2002-09-13
A U.S. attack on Iraq could lead to retaliation with weapons of mass destruction, according to a strategic study. Analysts warn that Saddam Hussein may…
Military Transfers in Britain - 2002-09-13
The UK is preparing for a significant military transfer of supplies to Southampton, involving thousands of troops, as part of a planned four-week exercise. This…
U.S. Military on Highest State of Alert - 2002-09-12
The U.S. military has been placed on high alert due to potential terrorist threats, particularly around the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The FAA…
Bush Administration Approves $42 Million Aid to Colombian Army - 2002-09-10
The Bush administration has approved $42 million in military aid to the Colombian army following their commitment to human rights. U.S. Congress has set conditions…
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.…
German Chancellor Debates Military Action Against Iraq with Election Rival - 2002-09-09
German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder debated military intervention in Iraq with his opponent Edmund Stoiber ahead of the elections. Schröder defended his anti-war stance, while Stoiber…
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…
Arming Commercial Airline Pilots - 2002-09-06
The U.S. Senate has approved a measure allowing commercial airline pilots to carry firearms in response to security concerns following hijacking threats. This decision follows…
Iran Successfully Tests New Ground-to-Ground Missile
Iran has successfully tested a new solid-fuel ground-to-ground missile named 'Fath', developed domestically. This development highlights Iran's advancements in missile technology and its focus on…
The Spread of AIDS in China - 2002-09-06
The Chinese Ministry of Health has acknowledged that AIDS is becoming an epidemic, with 1 million infected and a potential rise to 10 million in…
Several Political Figures in Indonesia Demand Vote of Confidence for the Speaker of Parliament
Several political figures in Indonesia are calling for a vote of confidence for Akbar Tandjung, the Speaker of Parliament, following his conviction for corruption. He…
Disagreement Among Senior U.S. Officials Regarding Iraq - 2002-09-04
Senior U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Colin Powell and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, are discussing the U.S. policy towards Iraq amidst reported disagreements.…
Amnesty International Criticizes the European Union
Amnesty International has condemned EU members for planning to exempt Americans from the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction through bilateral agreements with the U.S. This criticism…
Report Shahid: Paris Demonstration Against the Illegal Detention of Zarafshan - 2002-09-01
A demonstration took place in Paris protesting the illegal detention of Zarafshan, organized by activists concerned about human rights violations in Iran. The event highlights…
Russia Plans to Ratify the 1997 Kyoto Global Treaty
Russia is planning to ratify the 1997 Kyoto treaty on global warming, with several government organizations involved in the final review process. This announcement comes…
Main Obstacle in Drafting Environmental Protection Declaration Removed
Negotiators at the Earth Conference in Johannesburg have resolved a key issue in drafting an environmental protection declaration. Ministers agreed to support the Kyoto Protocol…