April 2018
29 Killed in Suicide Attack in Kabul; Three Radio Free Europe Journalists Among the Dead
A suicide attack in Kabul resulted in 29 deaths, including three journalists from Radio Free Europe. The attack, claimed by ISIS, highlights the deteriorating security…
Discovery of the World's Largest Child Sacrifice Site in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered the largest known child sacrifice site, revealing the remains of 140 children and 200 llamas believed to have been sacrificed…
Leaders of North and South Korea Meet
Kim Jong Un of North Korea met with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in a historic summit, marking the first time a North Korean leader…
Malaysia Releases Images of Two Suspects in the Assassination of a Hamas Member
Malaysian police released images of two suspects in the assassination of Fadi Mohammed al-Batsh, a Palestinian lecturer and Hamas member, who was shot dead in…
Trump: North Korean Leader Has Shown Honest and Respectful Behavior
Donald Trump praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for his honest behavior and expressed eagerness for a historic meeting to negotiate nuclear disarmament. This…
Apple Seeks Custom Processor for Mac
Apple is planning to develop its own ARM-based processors for MacBooks, moving away from Intel's x86 architecture by 2020. This shift could challenge Intel's dominance…
The Death Toll from the Suicide Attack in Western Kabul Rises to 48
A suicide attack in Kabul has killed at least 48 and injured 112, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights the ongoing violence in Afghanistan…
Trump Welcomes Suspension of North Korean Missile and Nuclear Tests
Donald Trump has praised North Korea's decision to suspend all nuclear and missile tests, indicating a significant diplomatic development. This announcement follows a historic meeting…
North Korea Suspends All Its Missile and Nuclear Tests
North Korea has announced the suspension of all nuclear and missile tests, claiming it has achieved its nuclear capabilities. This development comes as U.S. President…
U.S. and Russian Military Commanders Discuss NATO and Syria in Baku
U.S. and Russian military leaders met in Baku to discuss military activities in Europe and Syria, marking their first meeting since 2013. The discussions focused…
ZTE Seeks Legal Solutions to Face American Restrictions
ZTE is facing a seven-year ban from U.S. technology sales due to its involvement in exporting equipment to Iran and North Korea. The company claims…
Establishment of the First Emergency Contact Line Between the Leaders of North and South Korea
An emergency contact line has been established between North and South Korea ahead of a historic meeting between their leaders, Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in.…
3D Printers; This Time in Service of Spacecraft Manufacturing
NASA is utilizing 3D printing technology to manufacture over 100 parts for the Orion spacecraft, which could facilitate future human missions to Mars. This collaboration…
CIA Chief Meets with North Korean Leader
Mike Pompeo, the CIA Director, reportedly met with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to discuss upcoming negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea. This meeting,…
Israeli Army Reports Destruction of Hamas Militants' Tunnel in Northern Gaza
The Israeli army has destroyed a Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza, marking the fifth such destruction in recent months. This action is part of Israel's…
Court Issues Ruling to Block Telegram in Russia
A Russian court has ruled to block Telegram after the app refused to share encryption keys with authorities, citing the need for access in investigations.…
Investigation Continues into Vehicle Collision with People in Münster, Germany
A van struck people at a café in Münster, Germany, resulting in two deaths and 20 injuries. The driver, a 48-year-old German citizen, committed suicide…
A Vehicle Crashes into a Crowd in Germany, Resulting in Two Deaths and Driver's Suicide
A van attack in Münster, Germany, resulted in two deaths and the driver's suicide. Authorities have ruled out Islamist motives, and the investigation is ongoing.…
Trump's Economic Advisor: I Don't Think the U.S. and China Will Engage in an Economic War
The U.S. has imposed new tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting immediate retaliation from China. Economic advisor Larry Kudlow suggests that these tariffs may not be…
The Family of Nasim Aghdam Expresses Sympathy with the Victims of the YouTube Shooting
Nasim Aghdam, an Iranian-American woman, shot three people at YouTube's headquarters before taking her own life, reportedly due to anger over payment issues with the…
Israel Says Its Methods in Response to Gaza Border Protests Will Not Change
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman affirmed that Israel's response to protests at the Gaza border will remain unchanged, following deadly clashes that resulted in multiple…
A Libyan Court Acquits Muammar Gaddafi's Son of Murder Charges
Saadi Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been acquitted of murder charges by a Libyan appeals court. This ruling comes amidst ongoing…
Microsoft Seeks New Avenues
Microsoft is facing a decline in Windows usage and is seeking new business opportunities by focusing on cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The company aims…
China's Tiangong-1 Space Station Caught Fire and Crashed in the South Pacific
China's Tiangong-1 space station crashed into the South Pacific after burning up upon re-entry. This incident raised concerns about potential human casualties and highlighted China's…