July 2004
Report: Statements by the Spokesperson of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs at a Press Conference - 2004-07-31
Haro Ladeshish, the spokesperson for the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, discussed the relations between three European governments and Iran during a press conference and…
Indian Government Urges Citizens to Delay Travel to Iraq
The Indian government has advised its citizens to delay travel to Iraq amid serious security concerns. This comes as officials call for the release of…
Discussion on Reducing the Number of Ukrainian Soldiers in Iraq - 2004-07-29
Ukraine is discussing reducing its troop presence in Iraq, involving the U.S. and Poland in the talks. The discussions began in Warsaw and continued at…
A militant group in Iraq announced it has killed two Pakistani hostages - 2004-07-29
A militant group in Iraq has killed two Pakistani hostages, employees of an Arab company, and released a kidnapped Iraqi driver. This incident reflects the…
Iraq's National Political Conference Delayed by Two Weeks
Iraq's national political conference has been delayed by two weeks due to pressure from the UN to ensure inclusivity. This conference is crucial for electing…
At least 68 killed in a suicide bombing in Iraq - 2004-07-28
A suicide bombing in Baqubah, Iraq, resulted in at least 68 deaths and over 50 injuries, primarily targeting a police recruitment center. Concurrently, clashes in…
A Senior Iraqi Interior Ministry Official Killed - 2004-07-27
A senior Iraqi Interior Ministry official, Mussab al-Awadi, was assassinated in Baghdad along with two bodyguards amidst rising violence in Iraq. Concurrently, a suicide bombing…
Assassination of a Senior Iraqi Interior Ministry Official in Baghdad - 2004-07-26
A senior Iraqi Interior Ministry official, Mussab al-Awadi, was assassinated in Baghdad, along with two of his guards. This incident follows a suicide bombing in…
In several clashes in the city of Baqubah north of Baghdad, 13 insurgents were killed - 2004-07-25
In Baqubah, Iraq, 13 insurgents were killed during clashes with Iraqi forces and American troops. Meanwhile, two Pakistani workers have gone missing in Iraq, possibly…
Hamid Karzai's Visit to Pakistan Postponed
Hamid Karzai's visit to Pakistan has been postponed at his own request to focus on submitting his presidential candidacy application. This postponement comes amid reports…
German Police Raid to Neutralize Potential Threats from Islamic Extremists to Islamic Centers - 2004-07-24
German police conducted raids on mosques and Muslim centers in southern states to counter potential threats from Islamic extremists, involving around 400 officers. This operation…
Juan Miguel Mercado Leads Stage Eighteen of the Tour de France
Juan Miguel Mercado won the eighteenth stage of the Tour de France, while Lance Armstrong remains in a strong position to win his sixth consecutive…
Casualties from Passenger Train Accident in Turkey Announced as 36
A passenger train derailment in Turkey resulted in 36 confirmed deaths and 43 injuries. The incident occurred in Sakarya province shortly after the launch of…
Iraq's Interior Ministry Denies Report of Nuclear Warhead Found Near Tikrit
The Iraqi Interior Ministry has rejected a local newspaper's claim about the discovery of nuclear warheads near Tikrit. A senior U.S. military official confirmed that…
Russia Will Not Send Troops to Iraq or Afghanistan
The Russian Foreign Ministry has confirmed that it will not deploy troops to Iraq or Afghanistan, countering claims made by an American research organization. This…
One of Afghanistan's Military Commanders Injured in Armed Attack
Commander Zarin Khan of Afghanistan was injured in an armed attack in Kabul, leading to the arrest of three suspects. The attack is believed to…
Nine Killed and Numerous Injured in a Severe Explosion in Baghdad - 2004-07-19
A suicide bombing outside a police station in Baghdad killed nine and injured around sixty, mostly civilians. The incident highlights ongoing violence in Iraq, with…
Sharon: Jews in France Should Reach Israel as Soon as Possible - 2004-07-19
Ariel Sharon urged Jews in France to immigrate to Israel quickly due to rising anti-Jewish sentiments. While he praised the French government's efforts against these…
Terrorist Group Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Claims Responsibility for Assassination of Nineveh Commander - 2004-07-16
The terrorist group Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has claimed responsibility for the assassination of Nineveh's governor, Osama Youssef Kashmoula. In a related incident, an American soldier…
Interview with Mr. Mohammad Dadkhah Regarding the Case of Ms. Kazemi - 2004-07-16
An interview was conducted with lawyer Mohammad Dadkhah regarding the trial of a Ministry of Intelligence agent accused of murdering journalist Zahra Kazemi. This case…
Iraqi Officials: Police Have Arrested Over 525 Suspected Criminals
Iraqi police arrested over 525 suspected criminals in Baghdad, many of whom are linked to serious crimes and were previously released by Saddam Hussein. Additionally,…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State's Visit to New Delhi - 2004-07-13
Richard Armitage, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, is in New Delhi to meet with India's new Prime Minister and cabinet members to discuss bilateral…
More than 525 Suspected Criminals Arrested in Baghdad
Iraqi police arrested over 525 suspected criminals in Baghdad as part of a crackdown on lawlessness following the fall of Saddam Hussein. Concurrently, Kurdish and…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: German Interior Minister's Views on Combating Terrorism - 2004-07-12
Otto Schily, the German Interior Minister, discussed the establishment of a computer center aimed at monitoring terrorist activities, following his criticism of constitutional security agencies.…
Violence Continues in the Breakaway South Ossetia Region of Georgia - 2004-07-10
Violence in South Ossetia persists, with renewed clashes injuring Georgian security forces. Russia is facilitating discussions to mitigate tensions, while Georgian President Saakashvili asserts readiness…
Visit of the Pakistani Foreign Minister to Moscow - 2004-07-08
The Pakistani Foreign Minister is in Moscow for talks on terrorism and drug trafficking. The discussions will also cover technical and economic cooperation and the…
U.S. Embassy in Islamabad Reopened
The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad has reopened following a closure due to a terrorist threat, while the British High Commission remains closed. The situation highlights…
German Coach of Iraq National Football Team Resigns Due to Security Concerns - 2004-07-06
Brent Stange, the German coach of the Iraq national football team, has resigned due to security concerns as the Asian Championship approaches. His departure comes…
Pakistan Denies India's Recent Claim
Pakistan has rejected India's assertion that it has agreed to a wall's construction along the Kashmir Line of Control. This dispute highlights ongoing tensions between…
Meeting of Israeli Defense Ministry Security Office Head with Egyptian Intelligence Chief - 2004-07-05
The head of Israeli defense security met with the Egyptian intelligence chief to discuss security arrangements for the Gaza withdrawal. Egypt plans to send security…
U.S. Officials Have Not Yet Confirmed the Death of Wasef Ali Hassoun - 2004-07-04
U.S. officials are working to confirm the death of Wasef Ali Hassoun, a Marine allegedly beheaded by Iraqi militants. The militants claimed they would release…
Polish Forces Discover Mustard Gas Warheads in Iraq - 2004-07-02
Polish forces in Iraq found 17 warheads containing mustard gas or sarin, which the U.S. had previously acknowledged Saddam Hussein possessed. Concurrently, violence in Iraq…