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July 2002
Science and Society, July 30: The Use of Viagra for Infants?
Doctors are reportedly prescribing Viagra, typically used for male impotence, to treat severe allergies in infants and young children. This surprising information was shared by…
Los Angeles Report: In Memory of Laya Koochehfarani - 2002-07-31
Laya Koochehfarani, an Iranian artist known as 'Shams', has passed away, prompting brief interviews with notable figures like Anoushiravan Rouhani in Los Angeles. This event…
Interview with Siamak Shojaei about Iran's Purchase of 6 Nuclear Reactors
Iran has announced plans to purchase six nuclear reactors from Russia, raising questions about the economic justification and potential political risks of this decision. Siamak…
Two Police Officers and an Indian Soldier Killed in Kashmir - 2002-07-30
In Kashmir, two police officers and an Indian soldier were killed in a surprise attack by militants. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the region,…
Report Shahid: Europe's Reaction to US-Iraq Relations - 2002-07-30
This article discusses the European media's response to the US's relationship with Iraq, particularly in the context of the impending US attack. It highlights the…
Animal Party in Washington D.C. - July 30, 2002
An exhibition titled 'Animal Party' featuring 200 statues of donkeys and elephants is on display in Washington D.C. to attract tourists and support the local…
United Nations: Humanitarian Operations in Chechnya Suspended Due to Abduction of Aid Worker
The UN has suspended humanitarian operations in Chechnya after the abduction of aid worker Nina Davidovich by armed assailants. This decision aims to protect international…
Due to Public Distrust, Stock Values Declined Today - 2002-07-30
Stock values in U.S. markets fell due to a reported decline in consumer confidence, which dropped from 106.3 to 97.1 in July. Lynn Franco highlighted…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Discovery of Mass Graves in Bamiyan - 2002-07-30
Mass graves have been discovered in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, a region predominantly inhabited by the Hazara community. The report highlights the ongoing human rights concerns in…
News and Opinions: Words Have Meaning but No Owner - 2002-07-30
The article discusses a government's decision to build a stadium in France, which threatens rare flowers in the area. It highlights the conflict between development…
Discriminatory Anti-Terrorism Laws in Britain - 2002-07-30
A UK Immigration Office jury ruled that the new anti-terrorism law is discriminatory as it permits only the detention of foreigners. Nine foreign nationals detained…
A Palestinian Suicide Attack Injures 4 Israelis in Jerusalem - 2002-07-30
A Palestinian suicide bomber injured 4 Israelis in Jerusalem, marking the first such attack since previous bombings that killed 26 Israelis. The situation escalates as…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Susan and Cyrus Akbarpour - 2002-07-30
The article features an interview with Susan and Cyrus Akbarpour, successful Iranian siblings and founders of Silicon Iran. They discuss their achievements and contributions to…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Interview of German Journalist with Ismail Abu Shanab - 2002-07-29
Ismail Abu Shanab, a spokesperson for Hamas, was interviewed by a German journalist, and the interview has been published in Germany. This event highlights the…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Interview with Dr. Kazem Omidvar - 2002-07-29
An interview with Dr. Kazem Omidvar, an Iranian physicist at NASA, discusses his theories on mathematical and geometric equations. While some view his work as…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Janou Rozbiyani, Kurdish Director - 2002-07-29
Janou Rozbiyani, a Kurdish director, has created his debut feature film 'Zhiyan' to honor the victims of Saddam Hussein's atrocities in Halabja. The interview highlights…
Under the Microscope: Solana, Human Rights, and the Islamic Republic - 2002-07-29
Javier Solana is meeting with Iranian officials to discuss human rights issues, which he deems crucial for European relations with Iran. Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh provides…
Los Angeles Report: Europe's Position Towards the Islamic Republic - 2002-07-29
The British ambassador discusses the EU's decision to pursue official trade relations with Iran, contrasting it with the U.S. stance that views Iran as a…
Money
The article discusses Robert Bresson's film "Money," highlighting its themes of materialism and the consequences of a counterfeit bill. Despite being made when Bresson was…
Tripka Assists in Reconstruction After Terrorist Attacks
In response to the September 11 attacks, 'Tripka' was created to support small businesses affected by the events. This initiative aims to provide financial aid…
Security at the 2004 Athens Olympics - July 27, 2002
Jacques Rogge, President of the IOC, expressed that the dismantling of the November 17 terrorist group is crucial for the security of the upcoming 2004…
Grenade Explosion in Austria - 2002-07-27
A grenade explosion in a disco in Linz, Austria, injured approximately 20 teenagers, with most victims aged 15 to 19. The incident is significant due…
Concerts and Performances at the Great Hall of Voice of America - 2002-07-27
The article discusses concerts and performances held at the Great Hall of the Voice of America on July 27, 2002. It highlights the cultural events…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Palestinian Refugee Camps in Israel - 2002-07-26
Nazi Baghlari reports on the conditions of Palestinian refugee camps in Israel, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian issues faced by refugees. This report is significant as…
Under the Microscope: Invitation to UN Human Rights Experts to Visit Iran - 2002-07-26
Iran has invited UN human rights experts to visit the country three months after its human rights record was confirmed by the UN. This invitation…
U.S. Indictment Against Abu Sayyaf Terrorists - 2002-07-25
The U.S. has indicted five suspected leaders of the Abu Sayyaf group for murder, but if arrested, they will be tried in the Philippines. The…
Interview with Siamak Shojaei on Instability in the US Stock and Securities Market - 2002-07-25
Siamak Shojaei discusses the ongoing instability in the US stock market, highlighting the lack of confidence despite the Bush administration's efforts. This situation is significant…
Knowledge and Society: New Spy Museum in Washington - July 25, 2002
The International Spy Museum has opened in Washington, showcasing the experiences of veteran American and Russian spies. This museum serves as a source of entertainment…
Conspiracy in Colombia - 2002-07-25
Colombian secret police disrupted a planned hijacking and suicide attack by leftist rebels aimed at the presidential palace during the inauguration of Alvaro Uribe. The…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Babak Payami, Creator of the Film 'Secret Vote' - 2002-07-25
Babak Payami, an Iranian filmmaker, discusses his film 'Secret Vote,' which has gained backing from Sony. The film was shot on Kish Island, highlighting the…
US Stocks Experience an Upward Trend - 2002-07-24
US stocks have surged today following an initial decline caused by investor concerns over financial scandals and economic recovery. This trend contrasts with significant drops…
Bomb Explosion in Colombia Kills Two Including Former Lawmaker - 2002-07-24
A bomb explosion in Medellin, Colombia, resulted in the deaths of two individuals, including a former congresswoman, and injured at least 13 others. The incident…
Greek Judge Transfers Leader of Terrorist Group November 17 to Temporary Prison - 2002-07-24
A Greek judge has ordered the transfer of Alexandros Giotopoulos, the suspected leader of the terrorist group November 17, to a temporary detention facility. This…
Interview with Zalmay Khalilzad on Iran-U.S. Relations and President Bush's Message - July 24, 2002
Zalmay Khalilzad discusses President Bush's message to the Iranian people and the need for political prisoner releases in an interview with Voice of America. The…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: New Government Formed in the Netherlands - 2002-07-24
A new government has been established in the Netherlands, as reported by Nasrin Mahdavi from Voice of America. This development is significant as it reflects…
Science and Society: Why Are Nuclear Wastes Wasteful?
The article discusses the significant issue of nuclear waste disposal, highlighting that it requires ten thousand years to eliminate. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America…
U.S. Justice Department Issues Indictment for 5 Filipino Terrorists - 2002-07-24
The U.S. Justice Department has indicted five leaders of the Abu Sayyaf group for the kidnapping and murder of American citizens. This action highlights ongoing…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Shahrokh Haghighi - 2002-07-23
The Voice of America conducted an interview with Dr. Shahrokh Haghighi, a philosophy professor, discussing the themes of tradition, modernity, and post-modernity. This conversation highlights…
Greece Claims the Terrorist Organization November 17 has been Paralyzed - 2002-07-23
Greece has announced that it has effectively neutralized the terrorist organization November 17 following a series of arrests. The group has been linked to numerous…
Science and Technology: In Search of Planet Pluto - 2002-07-23
NASA is urged to act quickly to avoid delaying the discovery of Pluto for decades or more. Mansour Farasiyan reports on the challenges of this…
Frontiers of Knowledge: The First Successful Gene Therapy - 2002-07-23
French scientists have successfully treated four boys by injecting healthy genes into their defective immune cells, restoring their health. This breakthrough in gene therapy highlights…
34 Suspects Arrested for Membership in the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Egyptian police have arrested 34 individuals suspected of being members of the Muslim Brotherhood, including university professors and a lawyer. This follows a recent trend…
Next Chapter - 2002-07-22
The inaugural episode of the youth-oriented program 'Next Chapter' aired on September 10, hosted by Parviz Sayad. The show focuses on youth-related topics and aims…
Northern Ireland Minister Condemns Nighttime Shootings in Belfast - 2002-07-22
A series of nighttime shootings in Belfast led to the death of a Catholic man, prompting condemnation from Northern Ireland Minister John Reid. The 'Red…
Interview with Dr. Nematollah Ahmadi - 2002-07-22
The article features an interview with Dr. Nematollah Ahmadi discussing the new jury proposal from the Guardian Council and its benefits compared to the earlier…
News and Opinions: My Name is Purchasing Power - 2002-07-21
The article discusses a song titled 'Purchasing Power' that reflects on the nature of power and its impact on individuals and society. It critiques how…
Greek Police Arrest Two More Individuals in Connection with the November 17 Group - 2002-07-21
Greek police have arrested two additional suspects linked to the November 17 terrorist group, including its fugitive leader. This follows a series of arrests aimed…
Political Views and Personal Morality Delayed Charlie Chaplin's Knighthood
The British government delayed granting Charlie Chaplin a knighthood for 20 years due to his political views and personal life controversies. Chaplin, a legendary figure…
Greek Police Arrest Two More Individuals
Greek police have arrested two more suspects linked to the November 17 terrorist group, including its fugitive leader. This follows a recent series of arrests…
Dialogue Between Shimon Peres and Saeb Erekat, Palestinian Negotiator - 2002-07-20
Shimon Peres and Saeb Erekat met to discuss improving the Palestinian economy and ensuring Israeli security. The meeting was delayed due to a recent terrorist…
Report by Nasrin Mahdavi: Resignation of the German Defense Minister - 2002-07-20
The article discusses the resignation of the German Defense Minister and the political challenges faced by Chancellor Gerhard Schröder at that time. This event is…
Intensification of Ice Melt in Alaska
A new study reveals that glaciers in Alaska are melting twice as fast due to global warming, with significant implications for rising sea levels. Researchers…
Indictment Issued Against Suspect Leading Greek Terrorist Group - 2002-07-20
An indictment has been issued against Alexandros Giotopoulos, a suspected leader of the November 17 terrorist group, for six murders since 1975. He was arrested…
Maritime Interception of Suspected Terrorists - 2002-07-20
U.S. officials have detained two men arrested by the Canadian Navy in the Arabian Sea, seeking information on Al-Qaeda hideouts post-Afghanistan. A Pentagon source confirmed…
Science and Society: Where Are UFOs Sighted the Most?
The article discusses the prevalence of UFO sightings globally and their integration into everyday life, including statistical reporting. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America provides…
Jerusalem Film Festival - 2002-07-20
The Jerusalem Film Festival is taking place, marking its 19th edition. The event aims to maintain cultural relevance amidst ongoing challenges. Nazi Baghlari from Voice…
Witness Report: Zakaria Mousavi's Trial - 2002-07-20
The article discusses a press conference held by Aisha Al-Wafi, the mother of Zakaria Mousavi, in relation to his trial. Mohammad Reza Shahid from Voice…
Arrest of the Leader of the Leftist Terrorist Group November 17 in Greece - 2002-07-19
The Greek police have arrested Alexandros Giotopoulos, suspected leader of the leftist terrorist group November 17, along with his French wife. The group has a…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Afghan Government Budget - 2002-07-19
The new Afghan government is working with the United Nations to address its financial challenges and budget for the current year. This collaboration is crucial…
Interview with Daryush Homayoun on the Geopolitics of Iran - 2002-07-19
Daryush Homayoun, a journalist and analyst, discusses his fresh views on Iran's geopolitical situation in an interview with Voice of America. This conversation sheds light…
Knowledge and Society: Emerging Method for Cancer Detection - 2002-07-19
A new method for early detection of lung cancer nodules has been developed using three-dimensional imaging. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America highlights this advancement…
Under the Microscope: Anti-American Protests in Tehran - July 19, 2002
On July 19, 2002, anti-American protests took place in Tehran, with notable commentary from Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh regarding the events. The protests coincided with…
Report Shahid: Key Regional News on the Fight Against Terrorism - 2002-07-19
Two Al-Qaeda members were arrested by French and Canadian naval forces and transferred to the U.S. Additionally, British MPs called on Tony Blair's government to…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: Conversion of Opium Farms in Afghanistan - 2002-07-19
The United Nations plans to convert opium farms in Afghanistan to alternative crops. This initiative is reported by a Voice of America journalist based in…
Interview with General Wali - 2002-07-18
General Wali, an advisor to the former king of Afghanistan, Mohammad Zahir Shah, discusses his silence after the Loya Jirga and answers various questions. This…
Arrest of Terrorism Suspects in Greece - 2002-07-18
Four suspects linked to the terrorist group November 17 were arrested in Greece, including a presumed leader. The arrests followed a recent raid on the…
Science and Society: Auto Racing in America - 2002-07-18
The article discusses the evolution of auto racing in America as a vibrant industry. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America highlights different types of auto…
Killing of Three Islamic Militants in Kashmir - 2002-07-18
Three Islamic militants were killed by Indian police in Kashmir after they took refuge in a mosque following an unsuccessful attempt to hide in nearby…
Science and Society: Other Uses of Antidepressant Medication - 2002-07-17
A recent study indicates that an antidepressant used for depression and smoking cessation may also help with weight loss in obese people. Mansour Farasioon covers…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Homa Partovi - 2002-07-17
The article discusses an interview conducted by a Voice of America reporter with renowned Iranian poet and painter Homa Partovi. This interview highlights Partovi's artistic…
Arrest of Three Individuals in Spain on Suspicion of Membership in Al-Qaeda Terrorist Network - 2002-07-16
Three individuals were arrested in Spain on suspicion of being part of the Al-Qaeda network, with evidence including videos related to terrorist training and potential…
Anti-Government Protests in Paraguay - 2002-07-16
Anti-government protests erupted in Paraguay in response to economic policies, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. President Luis Gonzalez declared a state of emergency…
Ohio Representative Faces Expulsion from U.S. Congress - 2002-07-16
James Traficant, a Democratic congressman from Ohio, is facing expulsion from Congress due to accusations of bribery, corruption, and extortion. He claims these charges are…
Science and Society: Knee Surgery is Not Necessary for Joint Swelling - 2002-07-16
A recent study indicates that knee surgery is unnecessary for treating joint swelling, suggesting that patients may not benefit from the procedure. This finding is…
Iraqi Dissidents Form War Council
Iraqi dissidents have established a war council in London to coordinate efforts to overthrow Saddam Hussein, led by Major General Tawfiq al-Yasiri. The council aims…
Reza Balouchi, Iranian Cyclist in Colombia - 2002-07-15
Reza Balouchi, an Iranian cyclist, is attempting to reach New York with a peace message on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks but is currently…
Photo of the Day: Iranian Police in Los Angeles - 2002-07-15
The article features a photo of Detective Hamid Houshmand, an Iranian member of the LAPD, highlighting the presence of Iranian individuals in law enforcement in…
Egyptian Police Arrest 28 Individuals
Egyptian police have detained 28 individuals suspected of being part of the Muslim Brotherhood for planning an unauthorized protest. This group, despite its illegal status,…
Attack on an Azerbaijani Guard Unit at the Russian Border - 2002-07-14
An armed attack on an Azerbaijani guard unit at the Russian border resulted in two deaths and five injuries. The assailants targeted border guards, and…
U.S. Military Cooperation with Pakistan to Locate Al-Qaeda Fighters - 2002-07-14
U.S. military and law enforcement agencies are collaborating with Pakistan to track down Al-Qaeda fighters who escaped from Afghanistan. This unprecedented cooperation aims to prevent…
French President Survives Assassination Attempt - 2002-07-14
French President Jacques Chirac survived an assassination attempt during the Bastille Day parade in Paris. The assailant, a 25-year-old neo-Nazi named Maxim Bruneri, fired a…
Grenade Attack on Foreigners in Pakistan - 2002-07-13
A grenade attack in Pakistan injured at least 12 European tourists while they were visiting an archaeological site. The attack highlights ongoing security concerns in…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Mohammad Arsi - 2002-07-12
The article features an interview with Iranian researcher Mohammad Arsi discussing the significance of Tir 18, a notable date in Iranian history. The interview is…
Dinner Show with Friends - 2002-07-12
The radio show 'Dinner with Friends' was performed at the Voice of America's amphitheater, in collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Theater and the Smithsonian…
Trial of Marwan Barghouti - 2002-07-12
Israel plans to trial Marwan Barghouti, a key Palestinian leader, in a civilian court, which he refuses to recognize. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between…
You and Voice of America, July 11: Public Opinions on Ayatollah Taheri's Resignation - 2002-07-12
The article discusses public opinions regarding the resignation of Ayatollah Taheri, a significant religious figure in Iran. This event has sparked various reactions among the…
Hindu Religious Leaders Reject Police Requests to Cancel Ceremony - 2002-07-12
Hindu religious leaders have rejected police requests to cancel the Jagannath Yatra festival in Ahmedabad despite concerns about potential violence following recent communal clashes. Thousands…
End of Hindu Religious Festivals in Gujarat
The Hindu religious festivals in Gujarat ended peacefully under heavy security, following previous sectarian violence that left over 1,000 dead. Attendance was notably lower this…
Human Rights Award Granted to Muslim Women - 2002-07-11
At a ceremony with Laura Bush, several Muslim women received human rights awards for their advocacy. Notably, Mehrangiz Kar, a prominent Iranian lawyer and activist,…
Beating of a Black Youth by White Police Officer Saddens Attorney General
A white police officer assaulted a handcuffed black youth in Los Angeles, leading to widespread outrage and an investigation by the FBI. Attorney General John…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Housing Crisis in Afghanistan - 2002-07-10
Over 1.2 million Afghans have returned to Afghanistan, leading to significant unemployment challenges in major cities like Kabul. This situation highlights the ongoing housing crisis…
Deportation of Several Pakistani Nationals from the U.S. - 2002-07-10
The U.S. has secretly deported 131 Pakistani nationals detained for immigration violations after the September 11 attacks. This action was part of a U.S. Justice…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Mehrangiz Kar - 2002-07-10
On the anniversary of the 18th of Tir, a significant event in Iranian history, Mohammad Qods Razavi interviewed Mehrangiz Kar, a prominent Iranian lawyer and…
Angry Protesters Attack Tommy Thompson
At the International AIDS Conference in Barcelona, angry protesters interrupted and attacked U.S. Secretary of Health Tommy Thompson, criticizing the U.S. for inadequate support in…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Russian Plans to Go to Mars - 2002-07-09
The article discusses Russia's ambitious plan to send astronauts to Mars by 2015, highlighting its international implications. The report emphasizes the significance of this endeavor…
Los Angeles Report: Darya Dabood on the Third Anniversary of the Student Uprising - 2002-07-09
The article discusses the third anniversary of the student uprising in Iran, featuring interviews with participants in a demonstration. The event highlights ongoing dissent among…
Saddam Hussein's Steps son Expelled from the U.S.
Mohammad Safi, Saddam Hussein's stepson, was expelled from the U.S. after being arrested for immigration violations. He entered the U.S. without a visa and attended…
Three Palestinians Killed in Two Incidents
Three Palestinians were killed in two separate incidents involving Israeli soldiers. A 40-year-old woman and her 2-year-old daughter were shot in their car near a…
Discovery of Second Weapons Cache in Athens - 2002-07-07
Greek police have uncovered a second weapons cache linked to the November 17 guerrilla group in Athens, following a previous raid that also yielded significant…
Grenade Attack in Kashmir - 2002-07-06
Two grenade attacks in Kashmir resulted in over 30 injuries, including security personnel and civilians. India blames Pakistan for supporting militant groups seeking Kashmir's separation.…
Los Angeles Report: Shooting at Los Angeles Airport - 2002-07-06
A shooting incident occurred at Los Angeles Airport, prompting an update from Richard Garcia of the FBI regarding El Al Airlines. The situation raises concerns…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Homayoun Payez - 2002-07-06
The article features an interview with Homayoun Payez, a veteran Afghan actor, discussing leisure activities in Afghanistan. It highlights the cultural aspects of Afghan life…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Omar Samad - 2002-07-06
Omar Samad, the spokesperson for Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry, discusses the assassination of a deputy to Mr. Karzai. This incident is significant as it highlights ongoing…
Calendar Day, July 6: First Fingerprint Exchange - 2002-07-06
On July 6, 2002, the St. Louis police received a fingerprint of a murder suspect from Scotland Yard, marking the first exchange of fingerprints between…
Greek Police Raids Hideout of November 17 Group - 2002-07-06
Greek police conducted a successful raid on the hideout of the November 17 terrorist group, which has been responsible for numerous murders since 1975. Prime…
Under the Microscope: The Necessity of Holding a Referendum on the Government of Iran - 2002-07-05
As the anniversary of the July 18 tragedy approaches, Iranian dissidents and opposition leaders are advocating for a referendum to decide the future government of…
Nasrin Mahdavi Report: UN and Iraq Negotiations - 2002-07-05
Negotiations between the UN and Iraq regarding the return of weapons inspectors have resumed in Vienna after a three-year break. The discussions are seen as…
Explosion in Nepal - 2002-07-05
A bomb exploded in the main building of the ruling Congress Party in Kathmandu, injuring at least 10 people. The bombing is linked to ongoing…
Calendar Day, July 5: Invention of the Transistor - 2002-07-05
On July 5, the invention of the transistor was officially registered, marking a significant technological advancement. Bell Telephone Laboratories was the organization behind this invention.…
Trial of Main Suspect in Daniel Pearl's Murder Nears Conclusion
The trial of Ahmed Sheikh Omar, the main suspect in the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl, is concluding with defense attorneys seeking his acquittal, claiming…
Interview with Mahin Arjomand about Political Refugees in Germany - 2002-07-05
The article discusses the increasing strictness towards refugees in Europe, particularly in Germany, where new laws have made the situation for refugees more challenging. Mahin…
Cargo Plane Crash in the Capital of the Central African Republic - 2002-07-04
A cargo plane crashed in Bangui, Central African Republic, resulting in 20 fatalities among its 22 occupants. The crew had reported technical issues before attempting…
Report by Shahid: France's Diplomatic Efforts in the Middle East - 2002-07-04
The report highlights France's diplomatic initiatives in the Middle East, as detailed in a Le Figaro article, emphasizing the country's role in regional politics. Mohammad…
Knowledge and Society: The Effect of Prozac and Similar Medications - 2002-07-04
The article discusses the rising popularity of antidepressants, particularly Prozac, indicating a global increase in depression rates. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America explores the…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Mohammad Parvin - 2002-07-04
Dr. Mohammad Parvin discussed the plight of victims of the Islamic regime and the contributions of Iranians abroad to the freedom movement in a lecture.…
Shooting at Los Angeles Airport on Thursday Morning Leaves Several Dead and Injured - 2002-07-04
A shooting at Los Angeles International Airport resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries, with the assailant being shot by a security guard. The incident…
South African Ship Aids Russian Scientists
A South African ship, Agulhas, successfully rescued Russian scientists stranded on a German ship in Antarctic ice. This operation was praised by South African President…
Science and Society: Using Laser Energy for the Movement of Airplanes, Spacecraft, and Satellites - 2002-07-03
The article discusses the potential use of laser energy for propelling airplanes and launching spacecraft, which is currently in the initial testing phase. Mansour Farasioon…
Jury's Verdict on the Rape of a Teenager in Pakistan - 2002-07-03
A tribal jury in Pakistan ruled that an 18-year-old girl should be gang-raped as punishment for her brother's alleged sins. The Supreme Court has intervened,…
Visit of the British Foreign Secretary to India and Pakistan - 2002-07-03
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw will visit India and Pakistan to address the Kashmir crisis, which recently escalated tensions between the two nations. The visit…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: The Afghan Man and His Ideological Principles - 2002-07-02
Nazi Baghlari explores the perspectives of Afghan men on key social and political issues such as freedom, peace, and democracy. The report aims to shed…
Science and Society: Benefits of Statin-Containing Drugs - 2002-07-02
Recent studies highlight the dual benefits of statin drugs in preventing heart diseases alongside their cholesterol-lowering effects. Additionally, the dangers of carcinogenic chemicals in cigarette…
The Unfinished Reform Movement in Iran - 2002-07-02
Taghi Rahmani, recently released from prison after serving time for opposing the Iranian regime, discusses the unfulfilled reform promises of former President Khatami in an…
US Concern Over Cooperation Among Terrorist Groups - 2002-07-01
US officials, led by National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, express concern over the collaboration between Hezbollah and Al-Qaeda, indicating a shift in terrorist strategies. This…
Arrest of Escaped Refugees in Australia - 2002-07-01
Fourteen out of thirty-five escaped refugees have been arrested in Australia after fleeing from a remote detention center. The police received tips from local residents,…
Fifth Anniversary of Hong Kong's Return to China - 2002-07-01
Jiang Zemin, the President of China, attended the fifth anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China, with significant security measures in place. Local protesters were…
Iran-U.S. Trade Exchanges - 2002-07-01
The U.S. Department of Commerce released a report showing that Iranian carpets have been the top import from Iran to the U.S. over the past…
Bomb Found Under American's Car in Riyadh - 2002-07-01
A bomb was found under the car of an American citizen in Riyadh, prompting police intervention. Additionally, a suspicious object was discovered in a British…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Several New Drugs and Their Usage - 2002-07-01
The article features an interview about a new wakefulness drug and other medications with varying uses. Mansour Farasioon interviews Dr. Alireza Bagherian, highlighting the implications…