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May 2002
Calls for the Dismissal of Ecevit in Turkey - 2002-05-31
Bulent Ecevit, the Prime Minister of Turkey, faces increasing calls for resignation due to his absence from a key meeting caused by illness. Turkish media…
Significant Changes in the Structure of the Federal Bureau of Investigation - 2002-05-31
The U.S. Department of Justice has lifted restrictions on the FBI, enabling it to focus on counter-terrorism operations. Attorney General John Ashcroft announced new guidelines…
Increased Freedom of Action for the FBI - 2002-05-31
The U.S. Department of Justice has granted the FBI increased powers to monitor individuals and open investigations without prior approval. This change has sparked concerns…
Signing of the Historic NATO-Russia Council Agreement - 2002-05-28
On May 28, 2002, President Bush and NATO leaders signed a historic agreement with Russian President Putin to establish a NATO-Russia Council, allowing limited Russian…
Pope Blesses Three Roman Catholic Priests from Bulgaria
Pope John Paul II blessed three Bulgarian priests executed by the communist regime in 1952, elevating their status during his visit to Bulgaria. This event…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Annual Report of the German Domestic Security Agency - 2002-05-25
The German Interior Minister has reported a slight increase in the number of members of foreign extremist organizations in Germany. This information comes from Nasrin…
Plundering of Congo's Mineral Resources - 2002-05-25
A UN delegation reported that the mineral resources of the Democratic Republic of Congo are being plundered by foreign armies and rebel groups involved in…
50 Members of Parliament in Serbia Lose Their Seats - 2002-05-25
The Serbian ruling coalition has dismissed 50 parliamentary members for absenteeism and obstructing reforms. This move primarily affects the party of President Vojislav Koštunica, who…
Pope John Paul II in Bulgaria - 2002-05-24
Pope John Paul II visited Bulgaria and dismissed any notion of the country's involvement in his 1981 assassination attempt. He expressed respect for the Bulgarian…
The Leader of the Catholics Worldwide Arrives in Azerbaijan
Pope John Paul II has arrived in Azerbaijan for a five-day visit aimed at promoting religious tolerance and addressing the long-standing conflict between Azerbaijan and…
FBI Director Warns That Suicide Attacks in America Are Inevitable - 2002-05-21
FBI Director Robert Mueller has warned that suicide attacks in the U.S. are unavoidable, echoing concerns raised by Vice President Dick Cheney about the likelihood…
President Bush Rejects Criticism from Democratic Leaders - 2002-05-18
President Bush defended his administration's actions regarding pre-September 11 intelligence, rejecting criticisms from Democratic leaders. The ongoing political debate highlights concerns about the government's prior…
Carter hopes his historic trip to Cuba will help improve Washington-Cuba relations - 2002-05-17
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter visited Cuba, expressing hopes for improved relations between the U.S. and Cuba. He advocated for democratic reforms and the lifting…
Changes in the Dutch Parliament - 2002-05-16
The Dutch elections resulted in a significant shift to the right, with the Christian Democratic Party winning the most seats and the far-right party of…
Elections in the Netherlands - 2002-05-16
The Dutch are voting in parliamentary elections influenced by the assassination of right-wing leader Pim Fortuyn. Polls suggest the Christian Democratic Party will gain the…
Parliamentary Elections in the Netherlands Are Held
The Netherlands is holding parliamentary elections today, influenced by the recent assassination of far-right leader Pim Fortuyn. The Christian Democratic conservatives are expected to win,…
Interview with Dr. Manouchehr Razmara, Minister of Health under Shapur Bakhtiar - 2002-05-14
Political groups are convening in Paris to organize a referendum to challenge the Velayat-e Faqih system in Iran. The report highlights the efforts of these…
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…
Completion of the Special United Nations Session on Children - 2002-05-11
The UN session on children concluded with discussions on the U.S. conservative stance on abortion and sexual education. Delegates from 180 countries and 400 children…
Tracking the Academic Status of Foreign Students with a Computer System - 2002-05-10
The U.S. is implementing a new computer system to monitor the academic status of foreign students on visas, aiming to prevent misuse of student status.…
Last Respects Paid to Dutch Politician
Thousands gathered in Rotterdam to pay respects to Pim Fortuyn, a far-right politician assassinated on Monday. His controversial views on immigration and sexuality made him…
Vatican Calls for End to Siege of the Church of the Nativity
The Vatican has urged an end to the Israeli siege of the Church of the Nativity, emphasizing the need for justice and international law. Italy…
South Korean President Resigns from Leadership of Ruling Party - 2002-05-06
South Korean President Kim Dae-jung resigned from the leadership of his ruling party amid a corruption scandal involving his sons and government officials. He expressed…
A Right-Wing Politician in the Netherlands Shot
Pim Fortuyn, a right-wing politician in the Netherlands, was shot and severely injured by an unknown gunman. This attack comes just days before a crucial…
General Musharraf Defends Referendum - 2002-05-04
General Musharraf defended the legitimacy of a recent referendum that showed overwhelming support for his presidency extension. Critics allege electoral fraud, but Musharraf plans to…
Disagreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo - 2002-05-03
The Democratic Republic of Congo and two rebel groups failed to agree on power-sharing in UN-supervised talks in Angola. The discussions aimed to persuade Rwandan-backed…
US Reaction to Recent Referendum Results in Pakistan - 2002-05-02
The US responded to the recent referendum in Pakistan that extended General Musharraf's rule for five more years, emphasizing that upcoming public elections will be…
Incitement Against Muslims in America - 2002-05-01
A report indicates that incidents of harassment and discrimination against Muslims in the U.S. have tripled in the past year, largely following the September 11…