October 2002
European Union Donates Over $20 Million to Palestinians - 2002-10-29
The European Union has donated over $20 million to support Palestinians facing a humanitarian crisis, primarily for food assistance and healthcare improvements. This aid comes…
Science and Society: A New Understanding of the Large Moon Titan Part 1 and 2 - 2002-10-29
The article discusses NASA's renewed focus on Titan, Saturn's large moon, which has intrigued astronomers for three centuries. Mansour Farahian highlights the scientific curiosity surrounding…
Press Conference of Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi in Paris - 2002-10-27
Ghasem Shoaleh Saadi criticized former President Khatami for failing to take advantage of reform opportunities. He also pointed out that many reformists contributed to societal…
Possible Terrorist Attack on Transportation Systems and Rail Lines in the U.S. - 2002-10-25
The FBI has issued a warning about potential terrorist attacks on U.S. transportation systems, particularly rail lines, based on information from Al-Qaeda prisoners. While no…
America Still Unprepared to Counter Terrorist Attacks - 2002-10-25
An independent task force has warned that the U.S. remains unprepared for terrorist attacks over a year after 9/11, suggesting that future attacks could be…
Action Against Companies That Provided Military Assistance to Iraq - 2002-10-23
The U.S. is urging action against two companies in Yugoslavia and Bosnia-Herzegovina for allegedly violating UN sanctions by supplying military assistance to Iraq. While U.S.…
Science and Society: Immunotherapy Approach to Combat Cancer - 2002-10-22
American scientists have developed a method to strengthen the immune systems of cancer patients through the cultivation and injection of defense cells, leading to the…
Completion of Investigations by American and British Experts in Ukraine - 2002-10-21
American and British military experts have concluded their investigation in Ukraine regarding the potential sale of advanced radar systems to Iraq. The U.S. Ambassador indicated…
Criminal Case Against Leonid Kuchma, President of Ukraine - 2002-10-16
A Ukrainian judge has initiated a criminal investigation against President Leonid Kuchma over allegations of arms sales to Iraq and involvement in a journalist's murder.…
Did Ukraine Sell Military Radar to Iraq?
American and British experts are investigating allegations that Ukraine sold a military radar system to Iraq, raising doubts about Ukraine's integrity. The U.S. claims this…
The Final Spacewalk of the Atlantis Astronauts Concludes - 2002-10-15
The Atlantis astronauts completed their final spacewalk, installing a metal rod on the International Space Station and finishing an air conditioning system. This work is…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Discovery of a New Celestial Body in the Solar System - 2002-10-14
A new celestial body has been discovered in the solar system, raising questions about Pluto's classification. This discovery could potentially impact Pluto's status as a…
Second Major Protest Against the President of Ukraine - 2002-10-13
A large protest in Ukraine called for the resignation of President Leonid Kuchma amid allegations of corruption and abuse of power. This protest occurred just…
Investigation into Radar Sale to Iraq - 2002-10-12
Ukrainian officials are disputing the authenticity of a tape suggesting their president approved a radar sale to Iraq. The U.S. government has halted aid to…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Currency Change in Afghanistan - 2002-10-10
The article discusses recent changes in Afghanistan's banking system and currency. Nazi Baghlari reports on these developments, highlighting their significance for the country's economic landscape.…
Science Fiction Literature: Philip K. Dick, Part Two - 2002-10-10
The article discusses Philip K. Dick's exploration of reality and humanity in his science fiction works, particularly focusing on his novel 'Do Androids Dream of…
Under the Microscope: Akbar Ganji's Republican Manifesto Completely Rejects the Guardianship of the Jurist
Akbar Ganji's manifesto challenges the foundational political doctrine of the Guardianship of the Jurist in Iran. This critique is significant as it advocates for a…
Death by Hanging
The article discusses the film 'Death by Hanging' directed by Nagisa Oshima, which critiques the death penalty and the Japanese judicial system through the story…
Military Exercises in Kuwait to Counter Chemical Attack - 2002-10-02
U.S., Czech, and German forces are conducting military exercises in Kuwait to prepare for a potential chemical attack from Iraq. The exercises involve training Kuwaiti…
Investigation into Ukraine's Sale of Radar to Iraq - 2002-10-02
The U.S. is investigating Ukraine's alleged sale of a radar system to Iraq, with President Kuchma agreeing to a joint probe. Despite this, U.S. officials…