July 2016
Democratic Party Campaign Targeted by Cyber Attack Again
The Democratic Party's campaign committee has been targeted by a cyber attack for the second time in a week, with potential links to Russian hackers.…
15 Killed in Attack on Disability Center in Japan
A knife attack at a disability center in Japan resulted in at least 15 deaths and 45 injuries. The assailant, a 26-year-old employee of the…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Ansbach Suicide Bombing
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Ansbach, Germany, carried out by a 27-year-old Syrian refugee who had previously received deportation…
Increase in Medical Malpractice Cases and Convictions in Iran
Reports indicate a significant rise in medical malpractice cases and convictions in Iran from 2012 to 2015, with obstetrics and gynecology being the most complained…
Sports Arbitration Court Confirms Ban on Russian Athletics from Olympics
The Sports Arbitration Court upheld the ban on Russian athletes from the Rio 2016 Olympics due to doping allegations, rejecting Russia's appeal. This decision affects…
Amnesty International: Iranian Officials Are Playing with the Health of Political Prisoners
Amnesty International's report accuses Iranian officials of deliberately denying medical care to political prisoners, risking their health and lives. The report highlights specific cases of…
Obama Strongly Condemns the Killing of Three Police Officers in Louisiana
Three police officers were killed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, during a shooting, prompting Barack Obama to condemn the attack as cowardly. This incident follows recent…
What Will Happen to the Eight Turkish Soldiers Seeking Asylum in Greece?
Eight Turkish soldiers fled to Greece seeking asylum after the failed coup in Turkey. The Turkish government demands their extradition despite the lack of a…
Incirlik Air Base Will Not Reopen Until Turkish Air Force is Fully Cleared
The Turkish military has closed the Incirlik airbase, used by the U.S. for airstrikes against ISIS, until the Turkish Air Force is fully cleared of…
Release of the Secret 9/11 Report; Saudi Arabia Considers the Case Closed
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee released the long-awaited '28 pages' report suggesting potential links between some 9/11 hijackers and Saudi officials, but the Saudi government…
Latest Developments Related to the Failed Coup in Turkey
A failed coup attempt in Turkey led to the detention of over 2,800 military personnel and more than 2,700 judicial officials. President Erdogan claims the…
Bill for Women's Security Against Violence to Be Submitted to Government
A bill aimed at providing comprehensive security for women against violence is expected to be submitted to the Iranian government by September. The bill includes…
Flood of Twitter Messages Supporting the Freedom of Narges Mohammadi
Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist in Iran, has been on a hunger strike for 15 days due to restrictions on contacting her children. A…
540 Million Dollars Awaiting Lucky Winner of Indiana Lottery
A single ticket sold in Indiana has won a record lottery prize of 540 million dollars. The winner can choose to receive the amount in…
Toyota Becomes the Most Innovative Automaker
Toyota has emerged as the most innovative automaker, registering over 1,600 patents in the last eight years and introducing groundbreaking technologies like hydrogen fuel vehicles.…
The Cost of 'No!'
The article discusses the significant personal costs associated with dissent in Iran, highlighting the case of Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist imprisoned for her…
Amnesty International Warns of Continued Hunger Strike by Narges Mohammadi
Amnesty International has raised alarms over Narges Mohammadi's hunger strike, protesting her inability to contact her children due to Iranian authorities' restrictions. Mohammadi, who suffers…
American, Russian, and Japanese Astronauts Depart for Joint Mission
American, Russian, and Japanese astronauts have embarked on a four-month mission to the International Space Station. This mission highlights international collaboration in space exploration and…
Increase in Casualties from Karada Explosion; 'The Explosive Vehicle Came from Diyala'
The death toll from a recent terrorist attack in Karada, Iraq, has risen to 250, prompting the resignation of the Iraqi Minister of Interior, who…
White House: Baghdad Attacks Strengthen Our Resolve to Support Iraq
The White House has reaffirmed its commitment to support Iraqi security forces following a deadly suicide bombing in Baghdad that killed at least 125 people.…
The Death Toll from the Explosion in Baghdad's Karrada Area Rises to 115
A suicide bombing in Baghdad's Karrada area has killed 115 people and injured 187, with ISIS claiming responsibility. The attack targeted Shiite civilians during a…
Dozens Killed and Wounded in Baghdad Suicide Attacks
On July 4, multiple suicide bombings in Baghdad resulted in at least 83 deaths and 176 injuries, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Increased Security Measures at London Heathrow Airport Following 'ISIS Threat'
Security measures at London Heathrow Airport have been intensified due to a reported threat of a terrorist attack by ISIS targeting flights to the U.S.…