May 2023
Fourth Court Session for Nima Momeni's Charges; Defense Attorney Withdraws
Nima Momeni's fourth court session regarding the murder of Bob Lee took place, with his attorney Paula Kahn withdrawing from the case. The next session…
Three Chinese Warships Cross Taiwan Strait; Taiwan's Armed Forces on Alert
Three Chinese warships, including an aircraft carrier, have crossed the Taiwan Strait, prompting Taiwan's armed forces to prepare for potential conflict. This incident highlights the…
Twitter Exits EU's Voluntary Agreement to Combat Misinformation
Twitter has withdrawn from the EU's voluntary agreement to combat misinformation, a move attributed to Elon Musk's efforts to reduce oversight of the platform. Despite…
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Reports Progress in Federal Debt Ceiling Negotiations
Kevin McCarthy announced progress in negotiations with President Biden about raising the federal debt ceiling, with both sides expressing optimism for an agreement. The outcome…
Argument Between Aliyev and Pashinyan in Front of Putin
Azerbaijan and Armenia's leaders argued over territorial disputes regarding Nagorno-Karabakh in front of Russian President Putin. The discussion highlighted ongoing tensions, particularly over the Lachin…
Iran's Historical and National Treasures at Risk of Destruction and Looting; Saadi's Tomb Under Threat
Iranian media reports that Saadi's Tomb in Shiraz is at risk of destruction due to neglect and lack of funding for restoration. This follows the…
Pashinyan: Armenia 'conditionally' recognizes Nagorno-Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia is willing to conditionally recognize Nagorno-Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan if the rights of the Armenian population…
U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Lawsuit Against Twitter Related to Deadly Terrorist Attack in Istanbul
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that victims of terrorist attacks cannot sue social media companies like Twitter under federal anti-terrorism laws for failing to prevent…
The Accused in the 'Isfahan House' Case Call on 'The People of Iran' and Protests Erupt
Three protesters facing execution in Iran have called on the public to prevent their deaths, leading to protests both inside and outside the country. Authorities…
Tehran Mayor Talks About 350,000 Vacant Homes in Tehran; Housing Becomes an 'Unattainable Dream'
Tehran's Mayor Alireza Zakani revealed that there are 350,000 vacant homes in the city, primarily held for speculation, while housing prices continue to soar. Government…
A Street in the Capital of Austria Named After 'Zhina Mahsa Amini'
A street in Vienna, Austria, will be named after Zhina Mahsa Amini, marking a significant symbolic gesture in support of Iranian protests against the regime.…
Imran Khan, Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Released on Bail
Imran Khan, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, was released on bail after deadly protests erupted following his arrest by the anti-corruption agency. His release has…
Mawlawi Abdulhamid: The Root of the Country's Problems is the Incorrect Conduct of Elections by the Government
Mawlawi Abdulhamid, a prominent Sunni cleric in Iran, criticized the government's handling of elections as the root cause of the country's problems and protests. He…
Fact-Checking | Putin: The Victimhood of a War Criminal Under Pursuit
Vladimir Putin characterized Russia as a victim in the Ukraine war during a Victory Day speech, despite ongoing war crimes accusations against him. Analysts suggest…
When Statistics Speak; The Heavy Shadow of Hunger in Iran
The Statistical Center of Iran reports a significant increase in the importance of food and housing expenses amid rising inflation, leading to a drastic reduction…
Ukrainian Artists' Message to Russia: 'Our Fire is Stronger than Your Bombs'
Ukrainian artists Yenia Polusina and Anna Ivanenko are using their creativity to respond to the Russian invasion through art. Their work is showcased in an…