June 2015
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's Promise for Stronger Action by Egypt's Judiciary
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced upcoming judicial reforms aimed at intensifying actions against extremist groups following the assassination of Attorney General Hisham Barakat. The…
Prominent Iranian-Americans Warn Against Stereotyping Iranians
Prominent Iranian-Americans have issued an open letter to U.S. presidential candidates, urging them to avoid generalizing their comments about Iranians, particularly in the context of…
Iran Must Answer Questions About Its Past Nuclear Research
John Kerry has communicated with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, emphasizing that Iran must address questions about its past nuclear research if it seeks…
James Horner, Composer of 'Titanic', Dies in Plane Crash
James Horner, the acclaimed composer known for his work on 'Titanic', died in a plane crash in California. He was 61 years old and was…
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…
Heatwave in Karachi, Pakistan Claims Over 700 Lives
A severe heatwave in Karachi has resulted in over 700 deaths, exacerbated by power outages and inadequate medical facilities. Health officials and the electricity provider…
Restrictions on Security Defendants' Access to Lawyers During Interrogation Stages
The Iranian Parliament has enacted a new regulation limiting security defendants to lawyers approved by the Judiciary during interrogation stages, a move criticized for violating…
Australian Foreign Minister Defends Agreement with Iran on Refugees
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop confirmed negotiations with Iran regarding the deportation of unsuccessful asylum seekers, emphasizing that many are economic migrants. The Australian government…
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…
Chinese Woman Saves 100 Dogs from Being Eaten at Annual Festival
A 65-year-old Chinese woman named Yang Shaiyun saved 100 dogs from being slaughtered at the Yulin dog meat festival by paying 1,100 dollars. The festival…
German Publishers' Peace Prize Awarded to Iranian Writer
Navid Kermani, an Iranian-German writer, received the 2015 Peace Prize from the German Publishers' Association for his contributions to peace and social justice. This award…
CIA Did Not Know in Advance That al-Wuhayshi Would Be Targeted
The CIA was unaware that Nasser al-Wuhayshi, al-Qaeda's number two, would be targeted in a drone strike. His death is seen as a significant blow…
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…
Al-Qaeda's Number Two Leader Killed in U.S. Airstrike in Yemen
Nasser al-Wuhayshi, the number two leader of Al-Qaeda, was reportedly killed in a U.S. drone strike in Yemen, marking a significant blow to the organization.…
An Application for Reporting Crimes Against Humanity
The International Bar Association has launched an application to report crimes against humanity, aiming to provide credible evidence for international courts. This initiative seeks to…
Combating the Phenomenon of Dust and Dust Storms
Iran is facing an increasing crisis of dust storms, worsened by prolonged drought and regional environmental factors. Officials have acknowledged the need for a coordinated…
Iranian Officials Criticize Linking Economic Issues to Nuclear Negotiations
Iranian officials have responded to Hassan Rouhani's comments that connected economic issues to nuclear negotiations and sanctions, expressing disagreement. This discussion is significant as it…
Israel: We Did Not Spy in Hotels Where Iran Negotiations Took Place
The Israeli Deputy Defense Minister denied allegations of spying on hotels during nuclear negotiations with Iran, calling the claims absurd. This follows a report by…
Ahmadinejad's Office: The Responsibility for Hamid Baghaei's Health Lies with the Judiciary
Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has defended his detained former deputy Hamid Baghaei, claiming that the judiciary is responsible for his health and alleging that Baghaei…
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…