December 2017
International Federation of Journalists: At Least 81 Journalists Were Killed in 2017
In 2017, at least 81 journalists were killed globally, with significant violence and threats against media personnel reported. The highest fatalities occurred in Mexico, Afghanistan,…
Can the Iranian Government Completely Cut Off the Internet?
The article discusses the possibility of the Iranian government completely shutting down the internet amid ongoing protests. While technically capable due to the National Information…
Arrest of Another Suspect Linked to Terrorist Operation Planning in Britain
British police arrested a 21-year-old suspect linked to terrorist planning, following previous arrests of four individuals in Sheffield. This highlights ongoing security concerns in the…
Russia: Suspect Arrested in St. Petersburg Bombing
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a bombing in St. Petersburg that injured 18 people. The Islamic State claimed responsibility, but Russian officials…
Ansar al-Furqan Claims Explosion of Oil Pipeline in Omidiyeh
Ansar al-Furqan has claimed responsibility for the explosion of an oil pipeline in Omidiyeh, Khuzestan. This marks a significant escalation for the group, which has…
Mattis: The U.S. is Determined to Reduce Civilian Casualties in the Yemen War
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis announced efforts to reduce civilian casualties in the Yemen war by training Saudi pilots to better identify military targets. This…
12 Killed in Building Fire in New York
A devastating fire in a Bronx residential building resulted in the deaths of at least 12 people, including a child, and left several others critically…
From 'Happy New Year' to the 'New Version' of Morality Police
The program discusses various topics including Christmas customs, Apple's slowing down of older iPhones, the sealing of supermarkets in Tehran for selling alcohol, protests against…
Technologies That Will Grow in 2018
The article discusses the anticipated growth of various technologies in 2018, particularly in data generation, artificial intelligence, and mobile technology. Key players like Intel are…
Russian Election Commission Rejects Navalny's Candidacy for Presidential Election
The Russian Election Commission has rejected Alexei Navalny's candidacy for the presidential election due to his criminal record. This decision reflects the ongoing challenges faced…
France Mobilizes 97,000 Security Forces for Christmas Holidays
France has mobilized 97,000 security personnel for the Christmas holidays due to increased terrorist threats. This includes police, soldiers, and gendarmes deployed across various public…
Tehran City Council President: We Need to Install Earthquake Warning Sound Systems
The President of the Tehran City Council, Mohsen Hashemi, has called for the installation of earthquake warning sound systems in Tehran, citing the city's unpreparedness…
Kyiv's Reception and Moscow's Anger at the U.S. Decision to Enhance Ukraine's Defense Capabilities
The U.S. has decided to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities by providing weapons, which has been welcomed by Ukraine but condemned by Russia. This escalation could…
Tropical Storm 'Tembin' Leaves at Least 75 Dead in the Philippines
Tropical Storm Tembin has caused at least 75 deaths and left 58 missing in the Philippines, particularly affecting the provinces of Lanao del Norte and…
An Officer Killed in Attack on Military Airport in Egypt's Sinai
An officer was killed and two others injured in a mortar attack on a military airport in Egypt's Sinai during a visit by top officials.…
United Nations Calls on Global Community to Provide More Assistance to African Refugees
The UN has urged the global community to increase support for African refugees, particularly in the Dadaab camp in Kenya, which is facing potential closure.…
Mike Pence Delays Middle East Trip to Attend Senate Vote
Mike Pence has postponed his Middle East trip to attend a crucial Senate vote on a tax bill, which is significant for the Trump administration.…
Bashar al-Assad: Geneva Peace Talks Have Yielded No Results
Bashar al-Assad criticized the UN-mediated peace talks in Geneva, claiming they have produced no results after three years. He expressed support for upcoming alternative talks…
Lebanese Police Arrest Taxi Driver on Suspicion of Murdering British Embassy Employee in Beirut
A Lebanese taxi driver has been arrested for the murder of Rebecca Dicks, a British Embassy employee in Beirut, whose body was found hanging. Initial…
Putin Thanks Trump for CIA Assistance in Foiling St. Petersburg Attacks
Vladimir Putin thanked Donald Trump for CIA assistance in preventing terrorist attacks in St. Petersburg, where suspects planned bombings at Kazan Cathedral. This cooperation highlights…
At least eight killed in ISIS suicide attack on church in Pakistan
A suicide attack by ISIS on a church in Pakistan resulted in at least eight deaths and over 45 injuries. The attack raises concerns about…
The Western Wall and Palestinian Reaction to U.S. Views
The Palestinian Authority has rejected U.S. statements supporting Israeli sovereignty over the Western Wall in East Jerusalem, asserting that such positions undermine the peace process.…
U.S. House of Representatives Approves Bill to Disclose Assets of Iranian Leaders
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring the Treasury to disclose the assets of Iranian leaders, including Ali Khamenei, citing concerns over…
Democratic Candidate Doug Jones Wins Senate Election in Alabama
Doug Jones, the Democratic candidate, has won the Senate election in Alabama against Republican Judge Roy Moore, marking a significant political shift in a traditionally…
Putin: US Decision on Israeli Capital Destroys Middle East Peace Prospects
Vladimir Putin condemned the US decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, warning it could destabilize the region and end peace talks with Palestinians. The…
Explosion of a Homemade Bomb in New York Subway Leaves Four Injured
A homemade bomb exploded in the New York subway, injuring four people, including the bomber. The suspect, identified as Akayed Ullah, is believed to have…
California Wildfire Area Larger than the Combined Areas of New York and Boston
A massive wildfire in Southern California has expanded significantly, prompting evacuations in coastal areas and resulting in the destruction of approximately 790 buildings. The fire,…
Discovery of Two Ancient Tombs in Southern Egypt
Egypt has discovered two ancient tombs in Luxor, dating back 3,500 years, which are expected to aid the struggling tourism industry. The tombs contain significant…
Fifth Ballon d'Or for Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo has won his fifth Ballon d'Or in 2017, tying with Lionel Messi. This award marks another significant achievement in their ongoing rivalry, as…
A White House Official: Canceling the Meeting Between Pence and Mahmoud Abbas is Counterproductive
A White House official criticized the potential cancellation of a meeting between Vice President Mike Pence and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, calling it counterproductive. This…
A Massive Black Hole Related to the Early Formation of Space Discovered
Astronomers have discovered the oldest and farthest black hole, located 690 million years after the Big Bang, providing insights into the early formation of space.…
Vladimir Putin to Run for Next Presidential Election in Russia
Vladimir Putin has announced his candidacy for the upcoming presidential election in Russia, aiming to extend his rule until 2024. His popularity remains high, with…
Time Magazine Chooses 'Silence Breakers' as Person of the Year
Time Magazine has named the 'Silence Breakers', women who have come forward about sexual harassment, as its Person of the Year. This recognition highlights the…
A New Album by Jimi Hendrix with Unreleased Songs to Be Released
A new album titled 'Both Sides of the Sky' featuring unreleased songs by Jimi Hendrix will be released on March 9, 2018. This album is…
Donald Trump Not Worried About Michael Flynn's Guilty Plea
Donald Trump publicly stated he is not worried about Michael Flynn's guilty plea and cooperation with the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.…
Trump Denies Reports of Tillerson's Dismissal
President Trump denied reports that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson would be dismissed, calling the media claims 'fake news.' This marks a significant show of…