June 2015
Plane Crash in Indonesia Leaves at Least 116 Dead
An Indonesian military cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Medan, killing at least 116 people. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in Indonesia's aviation…
Death of Yevgeny Primakov, a Failed Politician in the Maze of Russian Politics
Yevgeny Primakov, a significant figure in Russian politics and former Prime Minister, has died at 85. He was known for his attempts to influence international…
Same-Sex Marriage Declared Legal Across the United States
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex marriage is legal nationwide, allowing same-sex couples to register their marriages regardless of their state. This landmark…
Attack on Beach in Tunisia Leaves at Least 37 Dead
An armed attack on a beach in Sousse, Tunisia, resulted in at least 37 deaths, including foreign tourists. The attack has not been claimed by…
French President Describes Recent Attack in the Country as 'Terrorist'
French President François Hollande labeled a deadly attack on a gas factory as 'terrorist,' indicating a potential second assailant. The incident has heightened security threats…
Islamic State Group Attacks Kobani Again
The Islamic State group has resumed attacks on the Kurdish cities of Kobani and Hasakah in Syria, capturing several villages and resulting in numerous casualties.…
Kerry: The U.S. Continues Its Path Despite Iranian Leader's Statements
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry asserts that nuclear negotiations with Iran will proceed despite recent statements from Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei outlining new…
Doctors Warn: Do Not Sit for Long Periods in Tight Jeans
A woman in Australia was hospitalized for four days after suffering severe leg injuries from sitting in tight jeans for hours. Doctors warn that tight…
Barack Obama: Racial Discrimination in America is Still Unresolved
Barack Obama addressed the unresolved issues of racism in America during an interview, emphasizing that societal change cannot happen overnight. He highlighted the recent church…
Israel Welcomes Egypt's New Ambassador Appointment to Tel Aviv
Israel has welcomed Egypt's decision to send a new ambassador to Tel Aviv, indicating a strengthening of diplomatic ties. This move comes amid improving relations…
WikiLeaks to Release 500,000 Documents on Saudi Arabia
WikiLeaks has announced the release of over 500,000 documents related to Saudi Arabia, including sensitive communications and reports from the Saudi government. This release raises…
Yemen Peace Talks End Without Result in Geneva
The Yemen peace talks in Geneva concluded without any agreement, as the Houthi rebels failed to reach a consensus with the former government representatives. The…
Two Billion Euros Withdrawn from Greek Banks in Three Days
Greece's negotiations with European officials remain unresolved, with significant financial withdrawals occurring as citizens pull their money from banks amid fears of a potential exit…
Australia Approaches Stage of 'Returning Refugees to Iran'
Australia is negotiating with Iran to return thousands of Iranian refugees, nearing a historic agreement that may also involve scholarships for Iranian students and work…
Suspect Arrested for Killing 9 People at Charleston Church
A young white man, Dylann Storm Roof, was arrested for killing 9 people at a historic African American church in Charleston, sparking outrage and discussions…
Obama: Church Shooting Highlights Need for Action Against Gun Violence
Barack Obama responded to a church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, which left nine dead, emphasizing the urgent need for action against gun violence in…
Preventing Sunburn with Smart Technology
A new wearable device called June helps users monitor UV radiation exposure and provides sunscreen recommendations to prevent sunburn. This technology aims to increase awareness…
Shooting at a Black Church in America Leaves 9 Dead
A shooting at a historic Black church in Charleston, South Carolina, resulted in 9 deaths, including the pastor. The police have labeled the attack as…
63 People Killed in Explosion of Bombs Found in Boko Haram Camp
A large explosion of homemade bombs in a Boko Haram camp in Nigeria killed at least 63 people, highlighting the ongoing violence and instability in…
North Korea Faces Worst Drought in a Century
North Korea is experiencing its worst drought in a century, severely impacting agricultural production and threatening food security for its population. The international community is…
Is Greece Leaving the Eurozone? A Look at Possible Options
Greece faces a critical deadline to repay 1.6 billion euros of debt, risking exit from the Eurozone if it fails to secure new financial assistance…
Jeb Bush Officially Enters the U.S. Presidential Election Campaign
Jeb Bush has officially announced his candidacy for the U.S. presidential election, emphasizing the need for a president who can enact change and criticizing current…
Iranian Female Motorcyclist Aspires for Official License
Behnaz Shafiei, a 26-year-old female motorcyclist in Iran, is advocating for women's rights to ride motorcycles in a country where it is banned. Along with…
Iraqi Aviation Official: Tariq Aziz's Body Still at Baghdad Airport
Tariq Aziz's body remains at Baghdad Airport due to delays in documentation for its transfer to Jordan. His daughter claimed the body was abducted, but…
The Body of Tariq Aziz, Saddam Hussein's Deputy, 'Was Stolen' on the Way to Jordan
Tariq Aziz's body was reported missing during its transfer to Jordan for burial after his death in an Iraqi prison. His daughter claims the body…
German Co-Pilot Consulted '41 Doctors' in Five Years
Andreas Lubitz, the co-pilot of Germanwings flight 9525, consulted 41 doctors over five years for various health issues, including vision problems and mental instability, which…
Obama Orders Deployment of 450 More Military Advisors to Iraq
The U.S. is deploying 450 additional military advisors to Iraq to assist in training the Iraqi army amidst rising attacks from ISIS. This decision follows…
Limited Authorization for Women to Attend Azadi Stadium
The Iranian government has allowed a limited number of women to attend a volleyball match at Azadi Stadium, primarily family members of players. However, this…
Ruling for the Release of a Prisoner in Louisiana After 43 Years of Solitary Confinement
Albert Woodfox, a member of the 'Angola Three,' may be released after 43 years in solitary confinement following a federal judge's ruling that criticized the…
Increase in MERS Victims in South Korea
South Korea is experiencing a severe outbreak of MERS, with the death toll rising to seven and total infections reaching 95. The government faces criticism…
Turkey's Ruling Party Loses Parliamentary Majority
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Turkey has lost its parliamentary majority in the recent elections, securing only 40.8% of the votes. The…
Only 14 out of 456 Passengers Rescued from Sunken Chinese Ship
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River, resulting in only 14 survivors out of 456 passengers. The rescue operation has shifted to body…
US Airstrikes Have Killed '10,000' ISIS Militants So Far
U.S. airstrikes have reportedly killed over 10,000 ISIS militants in the past nine months, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Despite these claims, ISIS…
47 Iraqi Police Officers Killed in ISIS Suicide Attack
A suicide attack by ISIS on an Iraqi police base in Samarra killed 47 officers and injured 63 others. The attack highlights the ongoing conflict…