December 2002
Leader of an Islamic militant group in the U.S. officially charged
Mousa Abu Marzook, a leader of Hamas, along with his wife and five employees, have been charged in the U.S. for financing terrorism. They are…
Iran's Pursuit of Nuclear Technology Continues to Be a Key Issue in Washington-Moscow Negotiations
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell has reiterated concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions during discussions with Russia. Iran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful…
The U.S. is Satisfied with Pakistan's Cooperation in the Fight Against Terrorism - 2002-12-17
A senior U.S. diplomat met with Pakistani leaders to discuss cooperation against terrorism, highlighting the strong ties between the two countries. The meeting comes after…
Hassan Rouhani: Western Criticism of Iran's Nuclear Program is Unfounded - 2002-12-16
Hassan Rouhani defended Iran's nuclear program against Western criticism, asserting it is for peaceful purposes. He highlighted the hypocrisy of the U.S. allowing Israel's nuclear…
Iran Firmly Rejects Claims of Attempting to Produce Nuclear Weapons - 2002-12-15
Iran has rejected allegations of developing nuclear weapons and insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi emphasized that the facilities…
Iran Has Repeatedly Rejected Invitations for International Visits
The U.S. has accused Iran of having an active nuclear weapons program based on new satellite images. Iran denies these allegations and claims to have…
Iraq Has Not Disclosed Everything in Its Report
American experts have found that Iraq's weapons report contains outdated information and lacks critical details about its chemical and biological materials. The U.S. government has…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media December 6, 2002
The article discusses various international media perspectives on Iran, highlighting U.S. support for student protests, the Alavi Foundation's role, Hezbollah's call for global attacks on…
Al-Qaeda Clue Found in Explosion at Macedonia Consulate in Karachi
A bombing at the Macedonian consulate in Karachi, attributed to Al-Qaeda, killed three people. The Macedonian government is on high alert, and the U.S. condemned…
U.S. State Department Warns of Terrorist Attack Risks in East Africa and Yemen - 2002-12-01
The U.S. State Department has issued a warning about potential terrorist attacks in East Africa and Yemen, particularly highlighting threats from al-Qaeda. Americans traveling to…