August 2002
Kareem Shati's Defense Lawyer Claims His Client Did Not Intend to Commit a Terrorist Act
Kareem Shati, a Swedish citizen, was arrested for attempting to board a flight to Britain with a handgun. His lawyer denies allegations of a terrorist…
Iran's Reaction to the U.S. Decision Not to Send Wrestling Team
Iran condemned the U.S. decision not to send its wrestling team to the World Championships in Tehran, citing security concerns. Iranian officials rejected the notion…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Issue of American Protectors for Hamid Karzai - 2002-08-30
The article addresses the role of American protectors for Hamid Karzai in Afghanistan, emphasizing the challenges he faced in asserting his leadership. This situation is…
Zachariah Mousavi Uses Court to Send Messages
Zachariah Mousavi is using his court appearances to send political messages and has been accused of involvement in the September 11 attacks. Judge Leoni Brinkema…
The US and Germany Charge Six Men with Terrorist Activities - 2002-08-30
U.S. and German authorities have charged six men with terrorism-related offenses, including an American accused of trying to set up an al-Qaeda camp and four…
Fair Share in Food Aid to Afghanistan - 2002-08-30
The U.S. criticized the EU for not contributing fairly to food aid for Afghanistan, claiming its aid is significantly larger. Gene Dewey highlighted the EU's…
Iraqi Air Defense Missile Site Targeted in Southern No-Fly Zone - 2002-08-30
American bomber jets targeted an Iraqi missile site in the southern no-fly zone in response to hostile actions against coalition forces. This is the fifth…
Fifth Day of the Earth Summit in South Africa - 2002-08-30
The fifth day of the Earth Summit in South Africa has seen significant disagreements among delegations regarding key issues such as agricultural subsidies and renewable…
General Musharraf's Warning to America - 2002-08-29
General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan warns the U.S. that an attack on Iraq could lead to more chaos in the Islamic world, highlighting feelings of…
Clarification of Reasons Regarding the Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-29
Prominent U.S. lawmakers are demanding the Bush administration clarify its reasons for the Iraq attack. Senator John Warner has called for a meeting to hear…
North Korea is the Largest Exporter of Ballistic Missile Technology - 2002-08-29
John Bolton, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, has labeled North Korea as the largest exporter of ballistic missile technology and called for an end…
The U.S. Issues Indictments for Six Muslims
The U.S. has indicted six Muslims, including a citizen, for supporting al-Qaeda's attack plans. This includes charges of aiding in the establishment of a training…
Rocket Attack on Jalalabad Airport - 2002-08-28
Early this morning, Jalalabad Airport was hit by at least three rockets, causing minimal damage and no reported casualties. Afghan forces are currently investigating the…
Possibility of Drowning for Twenty Cuban Refugees - 2002-08-28
Over 20 Cuban refugees have been missing at sea for over a week while attempting to reach the U.S. illegally. The U.S. Coast Guard has…
U.S. Bombers Target Iraqi Radar Base Near Mosul - 2002-08-27
U.S. bombers attacked an Iraqi radar base near Mosul that had targeted coalition reconnaissance planes. This incident follows a similar confrontation near Erbil, highlighting ongoing…
Democratic Leader in the House Calls for Congressional Approval for Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-27
Democratic leaders in Congress are urging President Bush to obtain congressional approval for military action against Iraq, emphasizing the need for public and representative support.…
U.S. State Department: The United States Remains Committed to NATO - 2002-08-27
The U.S. State Department reaffirmed its commitment to NATO despite concerns over the International Criminal Court. The U.S. seeks to negotiate agreements with European nations…
Approval of Women's Voting Rights Bill
On August 26, the U.S. Secretary of State announced that three-quarters of U.S. states have approved a bill granting voting rights to women. This significant…
The U.S. Seeks Japan's Support for Possible Military Action Against Iraq - 2002-08-27
The U.S. is seeking Japan's backing for potential military action against Iraq, as expressed by Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage during his visit to…
Bush Does Not Need Congressional Approval for Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-26
U.S. officials assert that President Bush does not require congressional approval to attack Iraq, based on legal interpretations of the Constitution and previous resolutions. This…
Lottery for Green Card - 2002-08-26
The U.S. government is conducting its annual Green Card lottery, allowing immigrants to apply for residency. Applicants must submit their details and photos according to…
The United States Will Not Participate in the World Wrestling Championships in Iran
The U.S. Wrestling Federation has announced it will not participate in the upcoming World Wrestling Championships in Iran due to safety concerns for its athletes.…
Terrorists' Chemical Laboratory Discovered and Seized in a House in Kabul - 2002-08-25
Kabul police discovered a chemical laboratory linked to terrorists in a diplomatic area, seizing various chemicals and explosives. The house was previously owned by a…
Discovery of a Chemical Laboratory in Kabul - 2002-08-25
Afghan security forces discovered a chemical laboratory in Kabul that is suspected to be linked to Al-Qaeda, containing 16 types of chemical and explosive materials.…
Palestinian University Professor Goes to Lebanon After Deportation from the U.S.
Mazen Al-Najjar, a Palestinian university professor accused of terrorist ties, was deported from the U.S. and has moved to Lebanon. He plans to settle in…
Deployment of Army Health Experts to North Carolina - 2002-08-25
The U.S. Army has sent health experts to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to investigate recent murders involving soldiers and their spouses. This situation raises concerns…
Georgian Forces Move Towards Chechen Border
Georgian forces are advancing towards the Chechen border in response to local demands for security against criminals and terrorists. This military action follows accusations from…
Saudi Arabia Will Compensate for Possible Oil Shortages - 2002-08-24
Saudi Arabia has pledged to address any potential oil shortages resulting from a possible U.S. attack on Iraq, emphasizing its role as a stabilizing force…
General Franks Meets Islam Karimov - 2002-08-24
General Tommy Franks met with Uzbekistan's President Islam Karimov to discuss security and Afghanistan, anticipating an expansion of U.S.-Uzbek relations. This meeting underscores Uzbekistan's role…
Removing Nuclear Materials from Terrorists' Reach - 2002-08-24
American officials announced efforts to secure uranium from research reactors in 16 countries to prevent it from falling into the hands of terrorists. A recent…
The Responsibility for Protecting Hamid Karzai's Life Will Be Assumed by the U.S. State Department
The U.S. State Department will take over the security of Afghan transitional leader Hamid Karzai from American soldiers, starting next month. This arrangement will last…
U.S. Consulate in Karachi Resumes Operations
The U.S. consulate in Karachi has reopened after a three-week closure due to security threats. The closure was prompted by a previous bombing incident that…
India Rejects Pakistan's Claim of Attack on Military Positions
India has dismissed Pakistan's allegations of an unprovoked airstrike in Kashmir, describing the incident as a routine exchange of fire. This comes as U.S. Deputy…
Transfer of a Weapons-Grade Uranium Stockpile from Yugoslavia to Russia - 2002-08-23
A stockpile of weapons-grade uranium was transferred from Yugoslavia to a secure location in Russia with the collaboration of U.S. and Russian officials. The operation…
Attack on the Stronghold of Islamist Terrorists in the Philippines - 2002-08-23
The Philippine armed forces attacked the Abu Sayyaf group's strongholds after finding the decapitated heads of two kidnapped Christians. An additional 2,000 soldiers are being…
A Group of Saudis Files a Lawsuit Against the United States
A group of Saudi citizens plans to sue the U.S. government and media for damages related to the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. The…
Red Cross to Visit Al-Qaeda Members Again - 2002-08-22
The International Red Cross plans to visit Al-Qaeda and Taliban detainees at Guantanamo Bay next month to assess their conditions. This follows private discussions with…
U.S. Secretary of State Did Not Express Concern Over Human Rights Violations in Argentina
Classified U.S. documents reveal that during a 1976 visit, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger did not express concerns about human rights violations by the Argentine…
New Military Operations in Southeastern Afghanistan - 2002-08-22
U.S. coalition forces have initiated new military operations against Al-Qaeda in southeastern Afghanistan, particularly in Paktia province. Afghan Defense Minister Mohammad Fahim expressed belief that…
Arrest of Five Suspects in Kosovo - 2002-08-22
Five Algerians were arrested in Kosovo by NATO-led peacekeeping forces on suspicion of threatening local security. They were reportedly filming military installations, although this has…
Washington Will Encourage the Ousting of Mugabe - 2002-08-22
The U.S. has declared its support for the ousting of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, labeling him an illegitimate leader following allegations of electoral fraud. This…
Investigation into the Cause of the Collapse of the World Trade Center - 2002-08-22
U.S. officials are conducting a two-year investigation into the collapse of the World Trade Center towers, with a $16 million budget allocated for examining structural…
Denial of News Regarding Saudi Capital Flight from the U.S.
A senior Saudi royal denied reports of a massive capital flight from the U.S. by Saudi investors, attributing some withdrawals to fears of asset freezes.…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State's Visit to Sri Lanka - 2002-08-22
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage visited Sri Lanka to promote peace talks between the government and Tamil rebels. He expressed support for the…
Saudi Fears of Their Funds Being Frozen in America - 2002-08-22
Saudi investors are withdrawing billions from U.S. banks due to fears of their assets being frozen, totaling at least $200 billion in recent months. This…
Arrest of an Egyptian National in America - 2002-08-21
An Egyptian national, Mohamed Alatriss, was arrested in the U.S. for selling fake identity documents to two September 11 hijackers. This incident raises concerns about…
Occupation of White Farmers' Lands - 2002-08-21
The Zimbabwean government is suppressing white farmers who refuse to vacate their lands, urging landless black citizens to occupy these farms. The U.S. does not…
Al-Qaeda Terrorists in Iraq - 2002-08-21
Donald Rumsfeld claims that Al-Qaeda members are operating in Iraq with the knowledge of Saddam Hussein's government. U.S. officials also suggest that a radical Islamist…
Palestinian Man to be Deported to a Middle Eastern Country After Four Years in Prison
Mazen Al-Najjar, a Palestinian professor, is being deported to a Middle Eastern country after spending over four years in U.S. prison due to alleged ties…
Reza Baluchi Stopped at the Gates of the United States!
Reza Baluchi, an Iranian cyclist, has been denied a U.S. visa while trying to attend the September 11 anniversary in New York. His journey of…
Camps for Housing Iraqi Refugees in Turkey - 2002-08-20
Turkish officials are preparing to establish camps for Iraqi refugees in anticipation of a U.S. military attack on Iraq. The camps will be located near…
Bombing of Iraqi Air Defense Facilities - 2002-08-20
American and British fighter jets bombed Iraqi air defense facilities near Al-Amarah in retaliation for Iraq's hostile actions against no-fly zone monitoring aircraft. This incident…
Al-Qaeda Has Not Been Rooted Out After Ten Months - 2002-08-20
General Pervez Musharraf warns that Al-Qaeda may be reviving in Afghanistan ten months after the U.S. invasion. He cites the inability of U.S.-led forces and…
The U.S. Investigates Reports of Taliban Prisoner Killings by the Northern Alliance - 2002-08-20
The U.S. is looking into allegations that Northern Alliance forces suffocated Taliban prisoners in Afghanistan. This investigation highlights ongoing concerns about human rights violations and…
U.S. Army Sends Military Supplies and Weapons to the Middle East - 2002-08-19
The U.S. Army is dispatching military supplies to the Middle East, potentially for an attack on Iraq. The shipments include various military equipment and are…
President Bush Hosts Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld in Texas - 2002-08-19
President Bush is hosting key defense officials at his Texas ranch, focusing on military reforms and defense budgets, while discussions about Iraq are not officially…
Germany's Economic Growth Likely to Stagnate
The U.S. economic growth indicator declined in July, but less than expected, leading to a rise in stock values. Meanwhile, Germany reported minimal economic growth,…
March of the Descendants of American Slaves - 2002-08-18
Thousands of people marched in Washington, D.C., demanding reparations for the descendants of American slaves. The event highlighted the ongoing struggle for recognition and compensation…
An Iraqi Mobile Radar Platform Bombed - 2002-08-18
On August 18, 2002, U.S. and British aircraft bombed an Iraqi mobile radar platform in southern Iraq after being fired upon. Iraqi officials reported that…
Military Exercise of Joint Forces of the United States and South Korea - 2002-08-17
North Korea has issued a warning regarding the joint military exercise conducted by the U.S. and South Korea, claiming it threatens diplomatic talks with Washington.…
Victims of the West Nile Virus - 2002-08-17
The West Nile virus has claimed 11 lives in the U.S., with recent fatalities in Louisiana and Illinois. Health officials warn that the number of…
Emergency Evacuation Plan in the United States - 2002-08-17
The U.S. government is developing an emergency evacuation plan for about 2 million employees to ensure their safety in the event of a terrorist attack…
Trial of Suspect in September 11 Terrorist Attacks Delayed Until January
The trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person in custody for the September 11 attacks, has been postponed until January due to the complexity of…
The U.S. Will Not Increase Financial Aid to Egypt - 2002-08-16
The U.S. has decided not to increase financial aid to Egypt due to the imprisonment of democracy advocate Saad Eddin Ibrahim. While the U.S. still…
To Maintain Security in Afghanistan - 2002-08-16
General Tommy Franks announced that U.S. forces will remain in Afghanistan for an extended period to prevent the country from reverting to a terrorist training…
Consumer Price Index Increased
The U.S. consumer price index experienced a slight increase of 0.1% last month, primarily driven by rising gasoline and healthcare costs. Analysts suggest that inflation…
Assistance to Saddam's Opponents - 2002-08-16
The U.S. government plans to provide significant financial aid to Iraqi opposition groups and refugees, with a focus on supporting the Iraqi National Congress and…
Iraq's Biological Weapons Production Unit Activity - 2002-08-15
American spy satellites have detected suspicious activities at a biological weapons production unit in Iraq, raising concerns about Saddam Hussein's weapons program. The U.S. government…
Military Exercises in the Region - 2002-08-14
The U.S. Navy is chartering a large ship to transport military equipment to the Red Sea amid rising speculation about a potential military attack on…
Counter-Terrorism Measures in Yemen - 2002-08-14
Yemen is enhancing its security forces in three provinces to combat Al-Qaeda following increased terrorist activities. President Ali Abdullah Saleh announced the deployment as part…
American Company Executives Must Commit to Financial Integrity
American company executives are required to take an oath on the accuracy of their financial documents due to recent corporate scandals and significant bankruptcies. This…
An American Soldier Killed in Afghanistan - 2002-08-13
Sergeant First Class Christopher James Speer, an American soldier, was killed in Afghanistan from injuries sustained during an enemy attack. He was part of a…
Closure of the American Cultural Center in Islamabad - 2002-08-13
The American Cultural Center in Islamabad has been closed for security reasons, following the recent closure of the U.S. Consulate in Karachi. This decision comes…
U.S. Government Describes Land Redistribution in Zimbabwe as Abnormal - 2002-08-13
The U.S. government criticized Zimbabwe's land redistribution efforts as reckless, especially as the country faces a hunger crisis. President Mugabe plans to enforce a deadline…
Rumsfeld: Overall Security Situation in Afghanistan is Generally Good - 2002-08-13
U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld declared that the overall security situation in Afghanistan is generally good, although it varies by region. He noted particular…
Rocket Fire Towards a U.S. Base in Afghanistan - 2002-08-13
Three rockets were fired at a U.S. military base in Khost, Afghanistan, with no reported casualties. U.S. aircraft responded by flying over the area but…
Peace Corps Withdraws from Russia
The U.S. Peace Corps is withdrawing from Russia due to the refusal of the Russian Foreign Ministry to extend visas for many of its volunteers.…
Three Taliban Fighters Arrested
U.S. special forces have arrested three suspected Taliban fighters in eastern Afghanistan and discovered ammunition and explosives. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat Taliban…
Newsweek Report on Osama Bin Laden Sightings - August 12, 2002
Newsweek reported credible sightings of Osama Bin Laden after his disappearance in November 2001. A former Taliban official claimed to have helped him escape to…
Joint Military Exercise Between the U.S. and Jordan - 2002-08-12
U.S. and Jordanian forces are conducting joint military exercises in southern Jordan as part of their annual training program. Officials emphasize that these exercises are…
Exploring Ways to Expand the Role of U.S. Special Forces in the Fight Against Terrorism - 2002-08-12
Donald Rumsfeld is exploring ways to enhance the role of U.S. special forces in global counterterrorism efforts, including covert operations against Al-Qaeda leaders. This could…
Saudi Foreign Minister: All Our Information on Al-Qaeda Transferred to the U.S.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal announced that all information on Al-Qaeda has been shared with the U.S., emphasizing cooperation despite recent criticisms from the…
President Bush Continues Consultations on Iraq - 2002-08-11
President Bush is consulting with Congress and allies about Iraq, emphasizing there is no military timeline yet. Iraqi opposition groups are optimistic about U.S. support…
Two More Victims of West Nile Virus
Two more people have died from the West Nile virus in Louisiana, increasing the death toll to seven. The outbreak has led to 85 confirmed…
Cracking Down on International Child Sexual Abuse Network - 2002-08-10
U.S. and European authorities have arrested 20 suspects and rescued 45 children from an international child sexual abuse network. The investigation, which began after a…
Examining the Future of Iraq After Saddam - 2002-08-10
Iraqi opposition groups have pledged to work together for a democratic regime if Saddam Hussein is ousted. They have communicated their vision for Iraq's future…
The Pace of Economic Recovery in the U.S. Has Slowed
The U.S. economic recovery has slowed, with productivity growth dropping significantly and labor costs rising. Despite these challenges, a private report suggests that the U.S.…
Israeli Prime Minister's Remarks Coincide with Palestinian Delegation's Visit to America - 2002-08-09
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon urged the Palestinian Authority to control militants to achieve peace, coinciding with a high-level Palestinian delegation's talks in the U.S.…
Meeting of American Officials with Iraqi Kurdish Leaders - 2002-08-09
American officials met with leaders of six Iraqi opposition groups to discuss plans for overthrowing Saddam Hussein. The meeting aimed to foster cooperation among the…
Bombing Plot in Florida - 2002-08-09
A Pakistani man has admitted to plotting bomb attacks on power plants and Jewish sites in Florida, potentially facing 20 years in prison. His accomplice…
Saddam Hussein's Statements are the Rhetoric of a Dictator - 2002-08-09
U.S. officials dismissed Saddam Hussein's recent warnings as empty rhetoric, asserting that they do not alter President Bush's stance on Iraq. The U.S. maintains that…
Third Attack on U.S. Patrol Unit in Afghanistan - 2002-08-08
A U.S. soldier was injured in a third attack on American patrols in eastern Afghanistan. Additionally, Afghan officials reported that 13 Al-Qaeda members were killed…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Amir Ahmadi - 2002-08-08
This article features an interview with Dr. Houshang Amir Ahmadi, head of the Iran-U.S. Council, discussing the third session of the council. The interview was…
Decrease in the Number of Afghan Refugees Willing to Return
The UN Refugee Agency reports a significant decline in Afghan refugees returning home, with only 300,000 returning in July, a 25% drop from May. This…
Confronting the Threat from Iraq
President Bush emphasizes the need to address the threat from Iraq, planning to consult with Congress and allies before deciding on a course of action.…
The United States Pursues Free Trade Talks - 2002-08-07
President Bush is advancing free trade discussions globally by signing a new law that expands presidential powers for negotiating trade agreements. This change allows for…
The United States is relocating its consulate from East Jerusalem to a safer location
The U.S. is relocating its consulate from East Jerusalem to a safer location due to security concerns. This decision has been under consideration for a…
Under the Microscope: The Head of the Judiciary Considers the Recent Letter from Reformists as an American Plot
The Head of the Judiciary in Iran has labeled a recent letter from reformists as an American conspiracy. This statement reflects ongoing tensions between reformist…
Attack on American Soldiers in Eastern Afghanistan - 2002-08-07
On August 7, 2002, American soldiers in eastern Afghanistan were attacked by five Afghan men, resulting in the deaths of four attackers. This incident marks…
Kyrgyzstan Rejects the Possibility of Establishing a Foreign Military Base in the Country
Kyrgyzstan's President Askar Akayev has denied the establishment of a permanent foreign military base in the country, stating that U.S.-led coalition forces can only remain…
Stricter Measures Against Riyadh by the U.S.
A report to the U.S. Department of Defense labels Saudi Arabia as an enemy and recommends stricter measures against it. The report highlights Saudi involvement…
The U.S. Condemned the Attack on a Christian School in Pakistan - 2002-08-06
On August 6, 2002, armed men attacked a Christian school in Pakistan, killing six Pakistani staff members. The U.S. condemned the attack as terrorism, and…
Science and Society: The Drug Zayram - 2002-08-06
The U.S. government has imposed strict restrictions on the sale of the drug Zayram due to its misuse by criminals for sexual assaults. Mansour Farasioon…
U.S. Consulate in Karachi Closed
The U.S. consulate in Karachi has been closed due to security concerns after a recent car bomb explosion. American officials are worried about the safety…
Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq - 2002-08-05
U.S. television programs on Sunday discussed the potential military action against Iraq. Senators from various states shared their opinions on the matter, highlighting the political…
British and American Forces Attack an Iraqi Air Defense Center - 2002-08-05
British and American forces conducted an airstrike on an Iraqi air defense center in response to recent hostile actions by Iraq against coalition flights. This…
Attack on Christian School in Islamabad - 2002-08-05
A Christian school in Islamabad was attacked by unidentified assailants, resulting in at least six deaths and multiple injuries. This incident marks the second attack…
New Offensive Plan Against Al-Qaeda - 2002-08-04
General Charles Holland proposed a new offensive plan against Al-Qaeda, calling for expanded U.S. Navy operations and collaboration with foreign forces. This plan was discussed…
Meeting of a U.S. Congressional Delegation with the President of Georgia - 2002-08-04
A U.S. congressional delegation met with Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze to discuss democratic cooperation and military training. Concurrently, protests in Indonesia called for the implementation…
Federal Judge's Ruling on Al-Qaeda Detainees - 2002-08-04
A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to reveal the names of approximately one thousand detainees linked to the September 11 attacks, most of…
Design of New Anti-Terrorism Operations in Afghanistan - 2002-08-03
General Charles Holland proposed a new offensive plan against Al-Qaeda, calling for expanded U.S. Navy operations and collaboration with foreign troops. This was discussed in…
The U.S. Government Must Disclose the Names of the Detainees - 2002-08-03
A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to disclose the names of individuals detained in connection with the September 11 attacks, emphasizing the importance…
U.S. Congressional Delegation Visits Georgia - 2002-08-03
A U.S. Congressional delegation, led by David Dreier, visited Georgia to meet with President Eduard Shevardnadze and discuss continued cooperation for democracy and military support.…
Transfer of a Terrorist to the U.S. - 2002-08-03
Mohammad Mansour Jabareh, a suspect in a thwarted bombing plot in Singapore involving Al-Qaeda, has been transferred to the U.S. for interrogation. His cooperation may…
Colin Powell Called Iraq's Proposal Meaningless and Rejected It - 2002-08-03
Colin Powell rejected Iraq's invitation for UN weapons inspectors to return, calling it meaningless and asserting that Iraq is evading its obligations regarding weapons of…
Clashes between Tajiks and Pashtuns in Afghanistan - 2002-08-02
Fierce clashes between Tajik and Pashtun forces in Herat, Afghanistan, resulted in at least 50 deaths. The conflict involves local warlords Ismail Khan and Mohammad…
Increased Powers for President Bush - 2002-08-02
Congress has given President Bush expanded powers to negotiate trade deals, which he is expected to sign into law soon. This move is seen as…
Colin Powell's Stop in the Philippines - 2002-08-02
Colin Powell is concluding his Asian tour with a visit to the Philippines to discuss anti-terrorism cooperation and potential military exercises with President Gloria Arroyo.…
Efforts to Eliminate Remaining Terrorists Accelerate - 2002-08-02
The U.S. Secretary of Defense has ordered special forces to ramp up efforts against remaining al-Qaeda terrorists, with new covert operations planned. Despite international financial…
U.S. Defense Secretary's Position on Expanding Peacekeeping Forces in Afghanistan - 2002-08-01
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld supports the expansion of peacekeeping forces in Afghanistan but not U.S. troops, citing their current commitments. Meanwhile, calls for increased…
Regime Change in Iraq is Vital
President Bush emphasizes the importance of regime change in Iraq during discussions with King Abdullah of Jordan, who opposes military intervention. The U.S. Senate Foreign…