April 2016
US Police Arrest Three in Connection with San Bernardino Shooting
Three individuals, including the brother and wife of the main shooter from the San Bernardino attack, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a…
Arrest of 15 in Turkey Following Suicide Bombing in Bursa
Fifteen individuals were arrested in Turkey following a suicide bombing in Bursa that injured 13 people but caused no fatalities. The bombing occurred shortly after…
UN: Famine and Hunger in North Korea are Worsening
The UN's FAO has reported a significant decline in food production in North Korea, leading to increased risks of famine and hunger among its population.…
Clinton and Trump Lead in Eastern States Primary Elections
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have emerged as frontrunners in the recent primary elections across five Eastern states in the U.S. Trump has secured all…
Four Hundred Years Since Shakespeare's Death
The article commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, highlighting his contributions to literature and the global impact of his works. It notes the…
Casualties from Tuesday's Explosion in Kabul Rise to 64
A deadly explosion in Kabul has resulted in 64 deaths and 347 injuries, primarily affecting civilians. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack, which…
Trump and Clinton Win in New York's Primary Elections
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton emerged victorious in New York's primary elections, solidifying their leads in their respective parties. Trump's win brings him closer to…
Kerry and Zarif Meet Behind Closed Doors in New York
John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif met in New York to discuss obstacles to the implementation of the JCPOA. Zarif urged the U.S. to remove…
A Deadly Attack in the Capital of Afghanistan Leaves at Least 28 Dead
A suicide bombing in Kabul has killed at least 28 people and injured over 320, marking the deadliest attack in Afghanistan's capital since 2011. The…
Hundreds of Illegal Migrants Drown in the Mediterranean Sea
On April 30, approximately 400 illegal migrants drowned in the Mediterranean while trying to reach Europe from Africa. The incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis…
Death of Iran's 'Smartest' Rescue Dog
Doman, a renowned rescue dog from the Red Crescent in Iran, passed away due to cancer after saving 50 lives in various operations. His training…
Second Strong Earthquake Strikes Southern Japan; Tsunami Warning Issued
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan, following a weaker quake that killed 9 people the previous day. The region is experiencing significant aftershocks…
Stephen Hawking's Mini Spaceships Head Towards Other Suns
A new project led by Yuri Milner, involving Stephen Hawking and Mark Zuckerberg, aims to send thousands of tiny spacecraft to the Alpha Centauri system,…
Increasing Concerns Among American Officials About Zika Virus
American officials are increasingly concerned about the Zika virus as research links it to severe birth defects like microcephaly. President Obama has requested $1.9 billion…
Release of US State Department Human Rights Report; Kerry: We Oppose All Forms of Torture
John Kerry reaffirmed the US stance against torture during the release of the State Department's annual human rights report, which criticized Iran and other nations…
Increase in Oil Prices Following 'Agreement' Between Saudi Arabia and Russia
Oil prices have increased following an agreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia to maintain production levels without Iran's involvement. This development has positively impacted stock…
Golshifteh Farahani's 'Altamira' Hits Theaters in Spain
Golshifteh Farahani stars in the historical drama 'Altamira', which premiered in Spain on April 1st. The film, directed by Hugh Hudson, tells the story of…
ISIS Captures Strategic City of 'Al-Rai' on Turkey Border
ISIS has recaptured the strategic city of Al-Rai on the Turkey-Syria border after losing it to the Free Syrian Army. This city is crucial for…
Brussels Attackers Intended to Launch Operations Again in Paris
The Belgian prosecutor revealed that the attackers of the Brussels airport and metro had initially planned a terrorist operation in France but changed their target…
Over 100 People Killed in Temple Fire in India
A tragic fire at the Puttingal temple in Kerala, India, has resulted in the deaths of over 100 people during Hindu New Year celebrations. The…
Kerry's Visit to Baghdad; US to Provide Additional $155 Million Aid to Iraq
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Baghdad to support Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's political efforts and announced an additional $155 million in aid to…
Two Killed in 'Suicide-like' Shooting at Texas Air Base
A shooting at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas resulted in two deaths, likely involving the shooter among the deceased. This incident raises concerns about…
Two-Week Deadline for Thousands of Stranded Migrants in Piraeus Port
Greece has issued a two-week ultimatum to thousands of migrants in Piraeus, urging them to move to government camps or face expulsion. This move aligns…
Tesla 3: A Revolution in the Automotive Industry
Tesla is set to revolutionize the automotive industry with the launch of the Model 3, priced at $35,000, making electric vehicles more accessible to middle-class…
Air France's Female Flight Attendants Exempted from Iran Flights
Air France has allowed female flight attendants to opt out of flights to Iran to avoid wearing a headscarf. This decision comes after concerns from…
Greece Begins Process of Returning Refugees to Turkey
Greece has begun returning refugees to Turkey, starting with a group of 131 individuals. This process is part of an EU-Turkey agreement, which has raised…
12 Azerbaijani Soldiers Killed in Clashes with Armenian Forces
Twelve Azerbaijani soldiers were killed in recent clashes with Armenian forces in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, marking the most severe fighting since 1994. Both sides report…