June 2015
Plane Crash in Indonesia Leaves at Least 116 Dead
An Indonesian military cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Medan, killing at least 116 people. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in Indonesia's aviation…
Economic Crisis in Greece; Euro Falls Below $1.1
Greece's economic crisis deepens as the euro falls below $1.1 amid fears of a eurozone exit. Prime Minister Tsipras has called for a referendum on…
Negotiations with Greece Halted
Negotiations between Greece and its European creditors have stalled, raising concerns about Greece's potential exit from the Eurozone. The failure of these talks has contributed…
France is Considering the Construction of Two Nuclear Reactors for Saudi Arabia
France is exploring the construction of two nuclear reactors for Saudi Arabia as part of a $12 billion deal, which also includes military contracts. This…
In Response to WikiLeaks Report: France Summons US Ambassador
France summoned the US ambassador in response to revelations from WikiLeaks about US espionage on French leaders, calling the actions 'unacceptable.' President François Hollande condemned…
Chinese Woman Saves 100 Dogs from Being Eaten at Annual Festival
A 65-year-old Chinese woman named Yang Shaiyun saved 100 dogs from being slaughtered at the Yulin dog meat festival by paying 1,100 dollars. The festival…
UN: Nearly 60 Million Displaced People Worldwide Sets New Record
The UN has reported a record high of nearly 60 million displaced individuals worldwide due to violence and crises, with significant implications for global humanitarian…
Iran's Minister of Roads: France Should Not Miss $80 Billion Contracts
Iran's Minister of Roads, Abbas Ahmad Akhoundi, emphasized the importance of an $80 billion transportation contract with France, warning that France risks losing it if…
A Marriage Matching Website Launched in Iran
A new marriage matching website has been launched in Iran to address the growing number of singles not forming families. The initiative aims to connect…
Omar al-Bashir Left South Africa Despite Court Order
Omar al-Bashir, the Sudanese president wanted by the ICC for crimes against humanity, left South Africa despite a court order for his arrest. His departure…
Obama Weighs Option of 'Increasing Forces' in Iraq
The U.S. is considering sending 500 additional military trainers to Iraq to bolster the Iraqi army against the Islamic State, which has recently made territorial…
Ahmet Davutoğlu's Cabinet Resigns in Turkey
Ahmet Davutoğlu's cabinet in Turkey has resigned following a parliamentary election where the ruling Justice and Development Party lost its majority. President Erdoğan has accepted…
Selling Girls for the Price of a Cigarette by the Islamic State Government
The UN has reported that ISIS continues to abduct and sell young girls, often for as little as the price of a cigarette, as part…
Attacks at the Saudi Border as Yemen Peace Talks Approach
The Saudi-led coalition reported attacks from Houthi forces loyal to Ali Abdullah Saleh at the Saudi border, coinciding with upcoming Yemen peace talks in Geneva.…
Greece's Deadline Extended Again: One-Time Payment of Four Installments by End of June
The IMF has agreed to extend Greece's deadline for loan repayments, allowing the country to make a one-time payment of four installments by the end…
Reports from News Agencies: OPEC Production Ceiling Remains Unchanged
OPEC is expected to maintain its current production ceiling of 30 million barrels per day despite market oversupply and declining oil prices. Iran's oil minister…
Only 14 out of 456 Passengers Rescued from Sunken Chinese Ship
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River, resulting in only 14 survivors out of 456 passengers. The rescue operation has shifted to body…
Dozens Killed Following Explosion at Gas Station in Ghana
A tragic fire and explosion at a gas station in Accra, Ghana, resulted in nearly 150 fatalities as people sought shelter from heavy rain. President…