November 2003
UN Requires Over Seventy Million Dollars Next Year to Meet Basic Needs of People in Burundi - 2003-11-23
The UN has announced a need for over seventy million dollars to address the basic humanitarian needs of the people in Burundi due to the…
Knowledge and Society: A New Pill to Combat Male Sexual Dysfunction - 2003-11-23
A new pill aimed at treating male sexual dysfunction has entered the market, intensifying competition in a lucrative industry. Mansour Farasioon reports on its properties…
President Bush: America is Strongly Supportive of Free Trade - 2003-11-20
President Bush affirmed America's strong support for free trade during a press conference in London amidst trade disputes with the EU, China, and Latin America.…
Senior UN Official: Feeding the Hungry of the World Can Provide More Peace and Security
James Morris, director of the World Food Programme, emphasized that a fraction of the funds allocated for Iraq could significantly alleviate global hunger. He highlighted…
Ten Million Dollar Reward for Information on Saddam's Senior Deputy - 2003-11-19
The U.S. is offering a $10 million reward for information on Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, a key figure linked to attacks on American troops. This move…
The U.S. Limits Fabric Imports from China - 2003-11-19
The U.S. plans to impose new quotas on clothing imports from China to protect its domestic textile industry. This decision comes amid ongoing negotiations with…
French President Visits Site of Tragic Accident
A tragic accident occurred at a French shipyard where a temporary bridge collapsed, resulting in the deaths of fifteen people. French President Jacques Chirac and…
Severe Security Measures in London for President Bush's Visit - 2003-11-17
President Bush is set to visit Britain amidst significant security measures due to anticipated large-scale protests. The British government estimates the security costs for the…
German Supreme Court Allows Yemeni Suspect to be Extradited to the U.S.
The German Supreme Court has permitted the extradition of Sheikh Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Mu'id, a Yemeni man linked to al-Qaeda, to the U.S. for his…
President Bush's Rival in Next Year's Election Will Not Use Government Funds for Campaigning - 2003-11-09
Howard Dean, a former Vermont governor and Democratic candidate, has decided not to accept government funding for his primary campaign against President Bush. This allows…
The European Union has imposed new trade tariffs on billions of dollars of American exports
The European Union has introduced new tariffs on American exports in response to U.S. tax exemptions for exporters. This move is part of ongoing trade…
Microsoft Offers Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars in Cash Rewards
Microsoft is offering substantial cash rewards for information on individuals responsible for two major computer viruses. The initiative aims to combat widespread disruption caused by…