January 2016
Malaysian Prosecutor: Prime Minister's Funds Were Private Gifts from Al Saud
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is facing allegations of corruption related to receiving $681 million from the Saudi royal family, which the prosecutor's office claims…
Cold Weather in East Asia Leaves at Least 65 Victims
Unprecedented cold weather in East Asia has resulted in at least 65 deaths and significant transportation disruptions across Taiwan, China, Japan, and South Korea. The…
Japan Lifts Nuclear Sanctions Against Iran
Japan has lifted its nuclear sanctions against Iran following the implementation of the JCPOA, aiming to enhance bilateral relations and contribute to regional stability. This…
The Revenant: DiCaprio's Battle with Nature
The Revenant, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, is a film that explores the struggle between man and nature through powerful imagery and minimal narrative. Leonardo…
Arrest of 12 Academic Figures in Turkey Following Signature of a Statement
Turkish police arrested 12 academics from Kocaeli University for signing a statement against military operations against Kurdish rebels. The statement, which has over a thousand…
Putin: Western Sanctions Have Severely Hurt the Russian Economy
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that Western sanctions due to the Ukraine crisis have significantly harmed the Russian economy, particularly affecting access to financial markets…
The Hollywood Dream of El Chapo Guzmán
El Chapo Guzmán, the infamous Mexican drug lord, was arrested while attempting to escape through a tunnel. His recent interview with Sean Penn, where he…
North Korea: Successfully Tested a Hydrogen Bomb
North Korea successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, prompting strong reactions from the U.S., Japan, and South Korea. The test raises concerns about regional security and…
Armed Attack on Indian Air Force Base at Pakistan Border
An armed attack on an Indian Air Force base in Punjab near the Pakistan border resulted in the deaths of at least two attackers and…