April 2004
Nazanin Ansari Report: Military Aircraft Parts Sent to Iran by Britain - 2004-04-30
The British government has announced the shipment of military aircraft engine parts to Iran after partially lifting military sanctions. This move indicates a shift in…
Deployment of Three Thousand South Korean Soldiers to Iraq Delayed
South Korea has postponed the deployment of 3,000 soldiers to Iraq to allow for further discussions with U.S. and Iraqi officials. The troops will focus…
Marines Adhere to Fragile Ceasefire in Fallujah, Iraq
U.S. Marines are involved in renewed clashes with insurgents in Fallujah, Iraq, while officially adhering to a fragile ceasefire. General Mark Kimmitt emphasizes the importance…
Clash Between Armed Men and Security Forces in Damascus Leaves 4 Dead
A violent clash in Damascus's diplomatic district resulted in the deaths of 4 individuals, including armed men, a police officer, and a civilian. The incident…
Calendar Day, April 27: The Departure of the Atlantic Ship from New York to Britain - 2004-04-27
On April 27, 2004, the steamship 'Atlantic' began its journey from New York to Europe. This event marks a significant maritime journey. It highlights historical…
Explosion and Gunfire Near British and Iranian Embassies in Damascus, Capital of Syria - 2004-04-27
Explosions and gunfire occurred near the British and Iranian embassies in Damascus, with reports of multiple blasts. The British Foreign Office confirmed the incidents but…
Former British Diplomats Criticize Tony Blair's Middle East Policies
Fifty-two former British diplomats criticized Prime Minister Tony Blair's Middle East policies in a letter, urging him to abandon U.S. strategies they deem failed. They…
Kofi Annan: Our Plan for Cyprus is the Only Way to Reunify the Island
Kofi Annan emphasizes that his plan for Cyprus is the only viable solution for reunification as Greek and Turkish Cypriots prepare for separate referendums. Russia…
Colin Powell Appreciates Ukraine for Its Support to the Coalition in Iraq - 2004-04-21
Colin Powell thanked Ukraine for its contributions to the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq during a phone call with Ukrainian officials. This acknowledgment highlights the importance…
General Wiranto, Former Chief of the Indonesian Army, Nominated for Presidential Election
General Wiranto has been nominated by his party for the Indonesian presidential election despite facing accusations of human rights violations. He will compete against current…
Revised Resolution Proposal Regarding the Cyprus Issue - 2004-04-21
British diplomats are presenting a revised resolution to the UN Security Council to support Kofi Annan's plan for Cyprus. This comes after concerns were raised…
Political Prisoners in the Slaughterhouse of Political Deals: EDA - April 17, 2004
The article discusses the plight of political prisoners in Iran, highlighting the government's human rights abuses and the complicity of the Syrian government in the…
Tony Blair: The US-led Coalition Will Do What Is Necessary for an Effective Democracy in Iraq - 2004-04-17
Tony Blair emphasized the importance of the US-led coalition's efforts to establish democracy in Iraq following discussions with President Bush. He highlighted the need to…
Russia Evacuates More Civilians from Iraq - 2004-04-16
Russia has evacuated additional civilians from Iraq amid safety concerns, warning that it cannot ensure the safety of those who remain. The evacuation included 117…
Muqtada al-Sadr Agrees to Drop Conditions for Negotiation with Coalition Forces
Muqtada al-Sadr has agreed to negotiate with coalition forces without preconditions, following mediation from Shia religious leaders. This development is significant as it may help…
Human Rights Advocates Criticize Torture of Terrorism Suspects
Human Rights Watch has condemned the practice of sending terrorism suspects to countries with a history of torture. Countries like Canada, Germany, the U.S., and…
Swedish Magnus Backstedt Wins Paris-Roubaix Cycling Race
Magnus Backstedt, a Swedish cyclist, made history by winning the Paris-Roubaix race, a prestigious cycling event. He finished the race in 6 hours and 40…
Tony Blair: The US-led coalition must prevail in this historic struggle in Iraq - 2004-04-11
Tony Blair emphasized the necessity for the US-led coalition to succeed in Iraq amidst rising violence. His comments followed criticism from former Foreign Secretary Robin…
Calendar Day, April 9: Honorary Citizenship Granted to Churchill, Prime Minister of Britain - 2004-04-09
On April 9, 1963, Winston Churchill was awarded honorary citizenship, recognizing his contributions during the war. This event highlights Churchill's significance in British history and…
Kazakhstan Will Not Withdraw Its Soldiers from Iraq - 2004-04-09
Kazakhstan's government has decided not to withdraw its soldiers from Iraq despite rising violence in the region. The Minister of Defense indicated that the deployment…
President Bush's Consultation with Prime Minister Tony Blair - 2004-04-07
President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair discussed the escalating violence in Iraq. Blair is set to visit the U.S. for further discussions with Bush…
Report Shahid: The Importance of the French President's Visit to Moscow and the Queen of England's Visit to France - 2004-04-03
French President Jacques Chirac is set to visit Moscow, while the Queen of England will visit France on the same day. These visits are significant…
Photography and Fingerprinting Program for Foreign Travelers to the U.S. - April 3, 2004
The U.S. is expanding its photography and fingerprinting program for foreign travelers, affecting citizens from 27 countries, including key allies. This move is part of…
Iran National Football Team to Play in Los Angeles on April 28, 2004
The Iran national football team will play a friendly match against the Los Angeles Galaxy on April 28, 2004, marking their first visit to Southern…
Arrest of Canadian Computer Programmer on Charges of Assisting Terrorist Groups - 2004-04-01
A 29-year-old Canadian computer programmer, Mohammad Momen Khajeh, has been arrested for allegedly assisting terrorist activities in Ottawa and London. This marks the first charge…