March 2004
Muslim Leaders in Britain Call on Muslims to Fight Terrorism - 2004-03-31
Muslim leaders in Britain have urged the Muslim community to combat terrorism following police raids that led to arrests and the discovery of bomb-making materials.…
Arrest of 8 Individuals and Seizure of Bomb-Making Materials in London - 2004-03-31
British authorities arrested 8 individuals and seized bomb-making materials, potentially preventing a major terrorist attack. The operation involved 700 police officers raiding multiple locations, including…
Arab Leaders Call for Urgent Arab League Summit
Arab leaders are pushing for an urgent summit of the Arab League after Tunisia postponed it last minute. Egyptian President Mubarak and Syrian Foreign Minister…
Pakistani Military Officials: One of the Leaders of al-Qaeda's Intelligence Branch Likely Killed
Pakistani military officials reported the possible killing of Abdullah, a leader of al-Qaeda's intelligence branch, during operations against al-Qaeda and Taliban positions. The operations resulted…
Peter Ustinov, Renowned Cinema Actor, Passes Away
Peter Ustinov, a celebrated actor known for his roles in Spartacus and Topkapi, died at 82 due to heart disease in Switzerland. He was also…
Shizuka Arakawa from Japan Wins Women's World Figure Skating Championship
Shizuka Arakawa from Japan won the Women's World Figure Skating Championship in Germany, outperforming Sasha Cohen and Michelle Kwan. This victory marks a significant achievement…
Head of Security and Intelligence for Al-Qaeda Network Killed
The Pakistani army has killed Abdullah, the head of security and intelligence for Al-Qaeda, during a military operation in South Waziristan. This operation lasted twelve…
They Come to Ukraine to Escape the Prison Called Iran
An Iranian student in Ukraine highlights that most Iranians studying there do so to escape the oppressive conditions in Iran. This trend reflects the broader…
London Report: The First Visit of a British Prime Minister to Libya in 61 Years - 2004-03-26
Tony Blair, the British Prime Minister, made a historic visit to Libya, the first by a British leader in over six decades. This visit signifies…
Tony Blair's Meeting with Muammar Gaddafi in the Suburbs of Tripoli - 2004-03-25
British Prime Minister Tony Blair met with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to commend Libya's cooperation in dismantling its weapons programs. This meeting highlighted the transparency…
London Report: Increased Likelihood of Terrorist Attacks in Europe - 2004-03-24
Following the March 11 suicide bombing in Madrid, concerns have risen regarding Al-Qaeda's activities in Europe. British police officials have warned of an increased likelihood…
Bobby Moore's England Football Shirt Sold for $110,000 at Auction
Bobby Moore's shirt from the 1970 World Cup match against Brazil was sold for $110,000 at auction. The shirt was exchanged with Pelé after the…
Tony Blair, Prime Minister of Britain, to Visit Libya on Thursday - 2004-03-24
Tony Blair is set to visit Libya as part of a coordinated effort by Britain and the U.S. to showcase the benefits of international cooperation.…
Thousands March in Protest Against Unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2004-03-23
Thousands of people in Bosnia and Herzegovina protested against high unemployment rates, demanding government resignation and new elections. The protests highlight the severe economic challenges…
NATO Deploys More Peacekeepers to Kosovo - March 18, 2004
NATO has increased its troop presence in Kosovo following severe ethnic violence between Albanians and Serbs, resulting in numerous casualties. The deployment includes 350 NATO…
Three American Civilians Killed and Two Injured in Iraq - 2004-03-16
Three American civilians were killed and two injured in a shooting in Mosul, Iraq, amid rising attacks by Iraqi insurgents against those cooperating with U.S.-led…
The United States Displays Equipment Obtained from Libya - 2004-03-16
The U.S. showcased equipment from Libya's nuclear program, marking a victory in the fight against terrorism. This follows Libya's agreement to dismantle its weapons of…
A Member of the Kirkuk City Council in Northern Iraq Assassinated - 2004-03-15
Akbar Nizal, an Arab member of the Kirkuk City Council, was assassinated while driving near a government building. This incident highlights ongoing ethnic tensions in…
Identity of Al-Qaeda Spokesman Not Established in Video - 2004-03-14
The Spanish government is unable to identify an Al-Qaeda spokesman who claimed responsibility for the Madrid bombings in a recently discovered video. The video was…
India's Cricket Team Visits Pakistan After 14 Years - 2004-03-11
India's cricket team has made its first visit to Pakistan in 14 years, viewed as a step towards easing tensions between the two countries. The…
British Suspects Released After Proving Their Innocence - 2004-03-11
Four British suspects were released by police after being interrogated, following their return from Guantanamo Bay. A fifth suspect was released a day earlier, with…
UEFA Champions League Matches - March 10, 2004
On March 10, 2004, FC Porto, Lyon, Deportivo La Coruña, and Chelsea advanced to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League. Porto eliminated Manchester United,…
Five British Nationals Handed Over from Guantanamo Prison to the UK Government
Five British nationals have been transferred from Guantanamo Bay to the UK after being held for over two years. The UK government will assess their…
Top-Ranked College Basketball Team in the U.S. Suffers Defeat - 2004-03-08
Stanford's top-ranked college basketball team suffered its first defeat of the season against the University of Washington, ending a 26-game winning streak. St. Joseph's College…
Tony Blair: Underestimating the Global Terrorism Threat is a Deadly Danger - 2004-03-05
Tony Blair emphasized the serious threat of global terrorism during a speech in Sedgefield, urging leaders to confront it despite political costs. He defended his…
Hans Blix: The War in Iraq Was Not Legal - 2004-03-05
Hans Blix, former head of UN weapons inspectors, argues that the Iraq war lacked legal justification, requiring a specific UN resolution for military action. He…
Britain's Satisfaction with Pakistan's Actions to Prevent the Spread of Nuclear Technology - 2004-03-04
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw expressed satisfaction with Pakistan's measures to prevent the proliferation of nuclear technology to countries like Iran, Libya, and North Korea.…
UN Activities for HIV Prevention and Treatment in Africa at Risk
The UN's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in Africa are jeopardized as donor countries fail to meet their financial commitments. Stephen Lewis, the UN Special Envoy,…
Pakistan Denies Agreement for Entry of American Troops into Its Territory
Pakistan's military spokesperson has denied a report claiming an agreement with the U.S. for American troops to enter Pakistan to capture Osama bin Laden. The…
Investigation into the Killing of at Least 11 People by Pakistani Soldiers
An investigation has been launched into the deaths of at least 11 individuals allegedly killed by Pakistani soldiers in South Waziristan. The incident has raised…
Dr. Zamani: The Current Regime in Iran is Incapable of Attracting Foreign Investors
Dr. Zamani argues that the current Iranian regime is unable to attract foreign investors, highlighting concerns about the economic implications of the recent parliamentary elections.…