September 2002
Protests Against War with Iraq in Washington - 2002-09-30
On September 30, 2002, around a thousand people protested in Washington against a potential U.S. invasion of Iraq, marching towards Vice President Dick Cheney's office.…
World Bank and IMF Meeting in Washington Concludes - 2002-09-30
The World Bank and IMF held a meeting in Washington to address slow global economic growth and assist developing nations with debt relief. Wealthy nations'…
World Bank Leaders Call for Reforms to Stimulate the Global Economy - 2002-09-29
World Bank and IMF leaders have called on wealthy nations to eliminate trade barriers with poorer countries to boost the global economy. James Wolfensohn highlighted…
World Bank and International Monetary Fund Meeting Concludes - 2002-09-29
The World Bank and IMF concluded their annual meeting in Washington, D.C., despite protests against their lending policies. Demonstrators accused these institutions of harming developing…
World Bank Loan to Iran - 2002-09-29
James Wolfensohn of the World Bank confirmed ongoing relations with Iran, emphasizing the continuation of two significant social projects. This development highlights the World Bank's…
Discussions of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank - 2002-09-28
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank are holding their annual meetings in Washington to discuss economic growth and debt conditions for struggling countries. The…
Over 600 Arrested in Washington Protests on Friday - 2002-09-27
Over 600 protesters were arrested in Washington during demonstrations against the World Bank and IMF meetings. The protests, which are expected to draw around 20,000…
Government Officials in Washington Prepare for Widespread Protests
Government officials in Washington are preparing for significant protests coinciding with the annual meetings of the World Bank and IMF, where representatives from over 180…
Following Cambodia's Agreement with the World Bank, Retirement of 30,000 Soldiers Resumed - 2002-09-13
Cambodia has resumed the retirement of 30,000 soldiers after reaching an agreement with the World Bank. This decision comes after the Prime Minister's previous threat…
South Korean President Urges the U.S. and North Korea to Resolve Their Differences
The South Korean President has called for the U.S. and North Korea to settle their disputes to ensure peace in the region. He highlighted the…
Cambodian Prime Minister Warns About World Bank Credit Payments - 2002-09-03
The Cambodian Prime Minister has warned that the reintegration program for soldiers will be suspended if the World Bank fails to provide promised funds. This…