January 2003
Ivory Coast Rebels Refuse to Negotiate Again - 2003-01-30
Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo is facing increasing opposition to a recent power-sharing agreement with rebels, leading to violent protests in Abidjan. The rebels, who…
Milou in May
The film 'Milou in May' by Louis Malle explores the chaos of the May 1968 crisis through the lens of a family's struggles after the…
Reactions to President Bush's Speech in the U.S. - 2003-01-29
President Bush's recent speech to Congress has shifted public opinion, with a significant increase in support for military action against Iraq. A Gallup poll indicates…
President Bush's State of the Union Address - 2003-01-29
President George W. Bush delivered his State of the Union address, addressing the challenges facing America and urging citizens to confront these issues with determination.…
Under the Microscope: The Consequences of President Bush's Statements and Sentences Issued for the Accused in the Chain Murders - 2003-01-29
Dr. Alizadeh discusses President Bush's annual address, highlighting concerns over Iran's pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and the suppression of its citizens. He also…
President Bush's Annual Address on the Current State of the Nation - 2003-01-28
President Bush's annual address focuses on justifying a potential war against Iraq and promoting a $674 billion economic recovery plan. The speech is not a…
President Bush Prepares for Major Address at Joint Session of U.S. Congress - 2003-01-27
President Bush is set to address Congress about the state of the nation, focusing on Iraq and the U.S. economy. Despite his push for military…
Colin Powell: Washington is Willing to Improve Relations with Pyongyang - 2003-01-26
Colin Powell announced that the U.S. is open to better relations with North Korea if it fulfills its nuclear disarmament commitments. This statement was made…
Government Supporters Riot in Abidjan - 2003-01-26
Government supporters in Abidjan rioted against a peace plan that grants significant power to northern rebels. President Laurent Gbagbo called for calm and urged citizens…
Colin Powell Optimistic About Resolving North Korean Nuclear Crisis Through Diplomacy - 2003-01-25
Colin Powell expresses optimism about resolving the North Korean nuclear crisis through diplomacy, despite ongoing tensions. South Korea is actively engaging in negotiations and has…
Persian Internet of Voice of America Needs Volunteers
Voice of America's Persian Internet section is seeking volunteers to contribute content on various topics. Currently, there is no financial compensation available for contributors. This…
Colin Powell: The Security Council Must Address North Korea's Indifference
Colin Powell calls for the UN Security Council to address North Korea's non-compliance with arms treaties. The U.S. remains committed to a diplomatic resolution, while…
Save Who You Can
The article discusses the film 'Save Who You Can' by Jean-Luc Godard, which explores themes of purpose, relationships, and prostitution through a fragmented narrative style.…
Alexander Losykov Presents Plan to Resolve Nuclear Crisis to Pyongyang Leaders - 2003-01-19
Alexander Losykov from Russia has proposed a plan to North Korea to resolve its nuclear crisis, expecting a response soon. The U.S. is also open…
The Bush Administration Chooses a Diplomatic Solution to the North Korean Crisis - 2003-01-18
The Bush administration is opting for diplomacy to address the North Korean nuclear crisis, emphasizing the need for North Korea to comply with its commitments.…
President Bush Emphasizes Accelerating Economic Growth - 2003-01-18
President Bush is advocating for measures to boost economic growth through support for small businesses, including tax exemptions and limits on lawsuit damages. This initiative…
Calendar Day, January 17: End of Eisenhower's Presidency - 2003-01-17
On January 17, 1961, President Dwight D. Eisenhower delivered his farewell address, cautioning against the potential alliance between military and industrial sectors that could harm…
Retired U.S. Officer Charged with Espionage Likely Facing Death Penalty
Brian Regan, a retired U.S. Air Force officer, is facing charges of espionage for allegedly trying to sell military secrets to foreign nations. His trial…
North Korea Still Holds the U.S. Responsible for the Korean Crisis - 2003-01-14
A senior U.S. diplomat, James Kelly, is in Beijing to discuss the North Korean nuclear crisis with Chinese officials, who are willing to mediate. North…
James Kelly Travels to Seoul to Address North Korean Nuclear Program Crisis - 2003-01-12
James Kelly, a senior U.S. diplomat, visited Seoul to discuss the North Korean nuclear crisis with South Korean officials, including President Roh Moo-hyun. North Korea…
Haadi Khamenei's Explanations in Parliament Regarding the Offensive Cartoon - 2003-01-12
Haadi Khamenei defended a controversial cartoon in parliament, claiming it was not meant to insult Ayatollah Khomeini. The incident has led to the suspension of…
Bush's New Plan to Stimulate the U.S. Economy - 2003-01-11
President Bush is seeking congressional support for his $700 billion economic stimulus plan, emphasizing the need for tax cuts to aid the economy. Democrats oppose…
British Foreign Secretary Urges Muslims Worldwide to Support Disarmament Efforts in Iraq - 2003-01-09
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw urged global Muslims to back disarmament efforts in Iraq, highlighting the perceived threat from the Baghdad government. His remarks were…
Cambodian Prime Minister: Remaining Leaders of the Khmer Rouge Must Be Tried
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has called for the trial of remaining Khmer Rouge leaders for genocide committed in the late 1970s. This is part…
Richard Haas: The Situation in North Korea is Much More Complicated than the Situation in Iraq
Richard Haas, a U.S. State Department official, claims that North Korea's situation is more complex than Iraq's, highlighting its possession of materials for weapons of…
The Return of Afghan Refugees to Their Homeland is Concerning
The UNHCR is worried about the return of Afghan refugees to a country with weak infrastructure, following the return of over two million refugees last…
President Bush Calls for Approval of a $2 Billion Budget to Support Educational Programs - 2003-01-04
President Bush has proposed a $2 billion budget to improve educational programs in the U.S., focusing on reducing the gap between poor and wealthy students…