November 2014
Police Officer Who Killed American Teen Resigns
Darren Wilson, the police officer involved in the shooting of Michael Brown, has resigned amid ongoing protests and unrest in Ferguson and across the U.S.…
The Pope in Turkey Amidst Christian Persecution in the Middle East
Pope Francis visited Turkey, condemning the persecution of Christians by Islamic militants and advocating for interfaith dialogue. His visit comes at a time when Christians…
Dozens of Prisoners in Venezuela Have Died Due to Drug Poisoning
In Venezuela, 35 prisoners have died from drug poisoning, raising concerns among human rights advocates about the official narrative. The situation escalated following a hunger…
15 Positions of ISIS Targeted by US Coalition Forces
The US military and its allies conducted airstrikes targeting 15 ISIS positions in Iraq and Syria, with significant impacts reported in Kobani and other regions.…
Over a Hundred Islamists Arrested Ahead of Nationwide Protests in Egypt
Egyptian security forces arrested over 100 Islamists ahead of planned protests against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. The Salafi Front called for demonstrations to oppose the…
Japanese Researchers: Carcinogenic Substances in E-Cigarettes Are Up to 10 Times Higher Than Regular Cigarettes
Japanese researchers found that carcinogenic substances in e-cigarettes can be up to ten times higher than in traditional cigarettes, challenging the perception of e-cigarettes as…
Oil Prices Fall in Global Markets After OPEC Production Ceiling Stabilization
OPEC has decided to maintain its production ceiling despite falling oil prices, leading to a significant drop in global oil prices. Saudi Arabia and the…
ISIS Cuts Mobile Phone Network in Mosul
ISIS has cut off mobile phone networks in Mosul to prevent information leaks to coalition forces, causing chaos and disruption in daily life. While some…
Death of British National Following Taliban Suicide Attack in Kabul
A Taliban suicide attack on a British embassy vehicle in Kabul resulted in the death of five people, including a British national, and injured 33…
Hitler's Painting Sold for $162,000
A watercolor painting by Adolf Hitler was sold for $162,000 at an auction in Germany, attracting buyers from four continents. The painting, which has historical…
Iraqi Forces Retake Two Cities in Diyala Province from ISIS
Iraqi forces have successfully retaken the cities of Saadiya and Jalawla from ISIS militants with support from Shiite and Kurdish groups. Ongoing clashes and bombings…
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Resigns
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel is resigning amid criticisms of the Pentagon's performance in Afghanistan and against ISIS. His resignation follows discussions with President…
Afghanistan; Suicide Bombing During Volleyball Match Leaves 50 Dead
A suicide bombing during a volleyball match in Paktika, Afghanistan, killed nearly 50 people and injured dozens more. The attack occurred amidst the approval of…
Egypt's Prosecutor Demands Death Penalty for Mohamed Morsi
Egypt's Attorney General has demanded the death penalty for former president Mohamed Morsi, accusing him of espionage for foreign countries, including Iran. This trial is…
Explosion and Gunfire at Foreign Forces Residential Complex in East Kabul
An explosion and subsequent gunfire occurred at the Green Village residential complex in Kabul, which houses foreign personnel. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack,…
Israeli Forces Demolish Home of Palestinian Attacker
Israeli forces demolished the home of a Palestinian attacker in East Jerusalem following a deadly synagogue attack that left five dead. Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed…
Kerry After the Murder of American Hostage by ISIS: We Will Not Be Intimidated
John Kerry condemned the murder of American hostage Abdul Rahman Kassig by ISIS, asserting that the U.S. will not be intimidated by such violence. This…
New Images of a Comet's Surface Released by the 'Philae' Lander
New images from the 'Philae' lander provide insights into its location and the comet's surface, revealing it to be harder than expected. Scientists are hopeful…
Human Rights Observers: ISIS has Executed 1,432 Syrians Since July
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that ISIS has executed 1,432 Syrians since July, with many victims being civilians, including children. The ongoing violence…
Japan's Economy Returns to Recession, Impacting Global Stock Markets
Japan has returned to recession, which has negatively impacted global stock markets. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has postponed tax increases and may call for early…
The 'Philae' Lander Begins Drilling on a Comet with Unknown Location
The European 'Philae' lander has begun drilling on a comet to collect scientific data, but battery depletion may hinder communication and data retrieval. Scientists aim…