September 2002
The Idiot
Akira Kurosawa's film 'The Idiot' is a 1951 adaptation of Dostoevsky's novel, showcasing the life of Prince Myshkin. The film highlights the artistic synergy between…
Elizabeth Jones Goes to Kyiv
Elizabeth Jones, a senior U.S. diplomat, is visiting Ukraine to address concerns over alleged sales of radar systems to Iraq in violation of UN sanctions.…
Boucher: The Outlook for Free and Fair Elections in Zimbabwe is Unclear
The U.S. has condemned the climate of fear and intimidation surrounding the upcoming local elections in Zimbabwe, particularly affecting the Movement for Democratic Change. Richard…
Ukrainian Government Welcomes Investigations Regarding U.S. Allegations
The Ukrainian government is open to investigations into U.S. claims that President Leonid Kuchma illegally sold radar systems to Iraq. This follows U.S. allegations supported…
The U.S. Condemns the Sudanese Government for Bombing Civilian Areas - 2002-09-27
The U.S. has condemned the Sudanese government for bombing civilian areas, particularly highlighting an attack that killed at least 13 people, including children. The U.S.…
At least one thousand foreign nationals have left the city of Bouaké - 2002-09-27
Over one thousand foreign nationals have evacuated Bouaké, Côte d'Ivoire, amid fears of an impending government attack on rebels. Nationals from the UK, France, and…
The U.S. Embassy in Cambodia Reopens
The U.S. Embassy in Cambodia has reopened after being closed for security reasons related to potential terrorist threats on the anniversary of September 11. This…
Nazi Baghlari Report: America's Strategic Objectives in Afghanistan - 2002-09-26
Two U.S. Congress members have criticized the State Department's new strategy aimed at securing Hamid Karzai's leadership and the safety of Afghan citizens. This criticism…
Delayed Visas for Entry into the U.S. Are Being Issued
The U.S. has processed 10,000 delayed visa applications from Arab and Muslim countries, addressing concerns raised after the September 11 attacks. This move is part…
End of Hostage Situation at Hindu Temple - 2002-09-25
A hostage situation at a Hindu temple in Gujarat, India, ended with commandos killing three attackers who had killed at least 30 worshippers. The attack…
Powell's Strong Reaction to German Justice Minister's Remarks
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell criticized German Justice Minister Herta Däubler-Gmelin for comparing President Bush's policies to those of Hitler. German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Protection of Mr. Karzai - 2002-09-20
The U.S. State Department's protection of Afghan President Hamid Karzai has faced criticism from a congressional committee. This highlights concerns about the adequacy of security…
The U.S. Praises China's Agreement for Meeting with Dalai Lama's Envoys
The U.S. has commended China's acceptance of a meeting with a delegation from the Dalai Lama, indicating a potential thaw in relations between China and…
Hezbollah Declares It Will Defend Itself Against U.S. Attacks - 2002-09-07
Hezbollah has announced its intention to defend itself against potential U.S. military actions, responding to U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage's labeling of the…
Colin Powell's Visit to Angola and Gabon - 2002-09-05
Colin Powell is visiting Angola and Gabon to discuss peace efforts and environmental protection. He met with leaders from both countries to address these issues.…
Time Magazine Reports U.S. Secretary of State Frustrated - 2002-09-02
Time magazine reports that U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is frustrated with internal policy disagreements and is considering resigning at the end of President…
UN Inspectors Investigate Claims of Taliban Prisoner Deaths
The UN is sending inspectors to investigate claims that hundreds of Taliban prisoners died in custody. Abdul Rashid Dostum and Northern Alliance commanders are involved,…