June 2023
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects 'Affirmative Action' in University Admissions
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against affirmative action in university admissions, affecting Harvard and UNC, which could lead to decreased diversity in student bodies.…
Return of Wagner Mercenaries to Bases; Italy: The 'Myth' of Russian Unity is Over
Wagner mercenaries ended their rebellion against Putin and are relocating to Belarus under a mediated agreement. This event has raised serious questions about Putin's control…
Baku Rejects Armenia's Request for Guarantees for Armenians
Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister rejected Armenia's request for special security guarantees for Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh, asserting they are adequately protected. This rejection comes amid ongoing tensions…
Tobias Billström: The Turkish Parliament Must Approve Sweden's NATO Membership Request
Sweden's Foreign Minister urges Turkey to approve Sweden's NATO membership request, emphasizing Sweden's compliance with agreements. Turkish President Erdoğan insists that Sweden must stop anti-Turkey…
Non-Public Session of Parliament to Review Interior Ministry Directive; "Tension in Public Session" During Ahmad Vahidi's Entrance
A non-public session of the Iranian Parliament is set to discuss a controversial directive from the Interior Ministry that restricts cooperation between local governors and…
Elnaz Rekabi Participates in First Global Tournament After 'Hijab Controversy' with Property Bail
Elnaz Rekabi, an Iranian climber, participated in her first international tournament since competing without a hijab, facing government pressure and restrictions. She was allowed to…
Blinken: The U.S. Wants a Secure, Stable, and Independent Future for Iraq
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaffirmed America's commitment to a secure and independent Iraq during a meeting with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein in…
Continued Protests by Wheat Farmers Over Purchase Prices; Ministry of Agriculture Calls for More Financial Resources
Wheat farmers in Iran are protesting the government's fixed purchase price of 15,000 tomans per kilogram, demanding an increase to 17,000 tomans. The Ministry of…