July 2015
Discovery of a '560,000-Year-Old' Tooth in France
A 560,000-year-old human tooth was discovered by two teenagers in the Tautavel cave in France, a significant prehistoric site. This find is expected to provide…
Missing Malaysian Plane; Investigation on Newly Found Piece
French officials are investigating a newly discovered piece of debris on Réunion Island that may be linked to the missing Malaysian flight MH370. The piece…
Explosion in Pipeline Halts Iran's Gas Exports to Turkey
An explosion in a pipeline transporting Iranian gas to Turkey has halted exports since August 5. The Turkish government suspects Kurdish rebels, particularly the PKK,…
The Ceasefire of the Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen Did Not Last
The Saudi-led coalition's unilateral ceasefire in Yemen has collapsed as the Houthis refuse to accept it, leading to continued airstrikes and ground clashes. This situation…
Houthi Leader Rejects Saudi Arabia's Ceasefire in Yemen
Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has rejected a unilateral ceasefire proposed by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, claiming it aims to rearm forces loyal to the…
NASA Captures Complete Image of Earth Again After 43 Years
NASA has released a new complete image of Earth, the first since 1972, using a composite of three separate images taken from a weather satellite.…
Earnest: The Plan to Close Guantanamo Prison is in its Final Stages
The Obama administration is nearing the completion of its plan to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility, which has faced significant congressional opposition. The closure…
North Korea Likely Preparing for New Missile Test
North Korea is reportedly preparing for a new missile test, likely on October 10, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the Workers' Party. This development…
Associated Press: Washington Has No Plan for New Military Aid to Israel
U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter is visiting Israel and Saudi Arabia amid rising security concerns related to the Iran nuclear agreement. Israeli officials are…
Google Breaks Record; $65 Billion Profit in Stock Market
Google's stock surged 16% on July 26, resulting in a record $65 billion profit in one day, making it the highest single-day profit for any…
Argentinian Jews Reject Dialogue with Iran to Investigate AMIA Bombing
Argentinian Jews have rejected their government's attempts to cooperate with Iran in investigating the 1994 AMIA bombing, demanding justice for the accused Iranian officials. The…
Japan's Parliament Approves Increased Military Role for the Country
Japan's lower house of parliament has approved a bill to increase the country's military role, despite significant public opposition and protests. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe…
Greece Reaches Agreement with Lenders
Greece has reached a new financial bailout agreement with its creditors to remain in the eurozone, following extensive negotiations. The leftist government led by Alexis…
Pope Apologizes for 'Crimes' of the Church Against Indigenous Peoples of the Americas
Pope Francis apologized for the Catholic Church's historical crimes against indigenous peoples during his visit to Bolivia, emphasizing the need for forgiveness and acknowledging past…
Data Theft of 21 Million Federal Employees in the U.S.
A cyber attack on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management resulted in the theft of sensitive data from over 21 million federal employees, including Social…
Ceasefire in Yemen from Midnight Friday until the End of Ramadan
The UN has announced a ceasefire in Yemen from July 10 until the end of Ramadan to facilitate the delivery of essential supplies to residents…
US Emphasizes Support for Nigeria Following Recent Boko Haram Attacks
The US has reiterated its support for Nigeria following a series of deadly attacks by Boko Haram that left over 200 people dead. The attacks…
Mass Execution of Captives in the Ancient Site of Palmyra
The Islamic State has executed captives in Palmyra, using young boys as executioners, while the Syrian army has achieved military successes in border areas with…
Washington Police: No Evidence of Shooting at Naval Complex
Washington D.C. police investigated reports of a shooting at the U.S. Naval complex but found no evidence of gunfire or injuries. This incident drew parallels…
The Inventor of SMS Passes Away
Matti Makonen, known as the father of SMS, passed away at 63, emphasizing that SMS was a collective achievement rather than solely his invention. His…
Dozens Killed in Islamist Attack on Egyptian Army Checkpoints
Islamist militants launched coordinated attacks on Egyptian army and police checkpoints in Sinai, resulting in numerous casualties. The attacks come shortly after President el-Sisi's warning…