October 2018
Deployment of Armed Forces in Pakistani Cities to Counter Protesters Against 'Blasphemy' of a Christian Woman
The Supreme Court of Pakistan's decision to release a Christian woman on blasphemy charges has led to widespread protests by Islamists, prompting the government to…
An Israeli Official: We Have Conducted Attacks on Syria After the Downing of the Russian Plane
An Israeli official confirmed that Israel has continued its military operations in Syria after the downing of a Russian military aircraft, which has heightened tensions…
Pompeo: Iran has Targeted Europe with Terrorist Attacks for 40 Years
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Iran of targeting Europe with terrorist attacks for 40 years following the arrest of an Iranian-Norwegian suspect in…
Ceremony of November 7: 'A floral wreath was placed next to the tomb of Cyrus'
Police in Shiraz prevented a gathering to honor Cyrus the Great on November 7, which marks his entry into Babylon. Despite official restrictions, supporters managed…
Australian Protesters Demand Closure of Nauru and Papua Camps
Australian protesters in Sydney and Melbourne demanded the closure of detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, focusing on the health of children held…
Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancée: He Thought There Would Be No Problem at the Consulate
Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée revealed that he believed he would not face issues at the Saudi consulate in Turkey, despite concerns about potential tensions. His murder…
New Approach to Dealing with Labor Activists; Arrest with Ambulance and Transfer to Psychiatric Hospital
Hashim Khastaar, a retired teacher and labor rights activist, has been detained by the Ministry of Intelligence and transferred to a psychiatric hospital under unclear…
The Largest NATO Exercise Since the Cold War Begins
NATO has launched its largest military exercise since the Cold War, involving tens of thousands of troops from 29 member countries plus Finland and Sweden,…
Saudi Prosecutor: Turkish Information Indicates Planned Murder of Khashoggi
Saudi officials have acknowledged that Jamal Khashoggi's murder was premeditated, following Turkish President Erdoğan's claims. The case remains contentious, with Turkey refusing to take it…
Why Electric Cars Have Not Yet Become Widespread?
Electric cars are becoming a hot topic due to their environmental benefits, but they face significant challenges that hinder widespread adoption. Key issues include limited…
Erdogan Calls for Trial of Khashoggi Murderers on Turkish Soil
Turkish President Erdogan demanded the trial of those responsible for Jamal Khashoggi's murder in Turkey, emphasizing the need for clarity on the identity of the…
Saudi Foreign Minister Calls Khashoggi's Killing a 'Major and Fatal Mistake'
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir called the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi a significant mistake and promised accountability. Turkish President Erdogan is set to reveal…
Reactions to Iran's Prosecutor General's Remarks on Women's Presence in Stadiums as 'Sinful'
Iran's Attorney General condemned the limited presence of women in stadiums as 'sinful,' sparking widespread criticism from political activists and social media users. The remarks…
CNN: The Body of Jamal Khashoggi Was Dismembered
CNN reported that Jamal Khashoggi's body was dismembered, according to a Turkish official. This incident has drawn international condemnation, particularly towards Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed…
Australian Medical Association: Immediately Remove Refugee Children from Nauru
The Australian Medical Association has called for the immediate removal of refugee children from Nauru due to severe psychological harm and unsafe conditions. Prime Minister…
The Story of an Iranian Matchmaking Agency at the London Film Festival
The documentary "Moaref" showcases a matchmaking agency in Iran, highlighting the traditional views on marriage and the societal pressures faced by women. The film portrays…
Old Automakers Seek to Mass Produce Electric Vehicles
The Paris Motor Show has seen traditional automakers like Peugeot and Renault unveil new electric vehicles, indicating a shift in the automotive industry towards electric…
"Show No Mercy!"; The Shadow of That Ruling
The article discusses the extrajudicial executions of political prisoners in Iran during the summer of 1988, ordered by the government under Ayatollah Khomeini. The executions…
More than 250 people have died while taking selfies
A study by the Indian Medical Association reveals that over 250 people have died while taking selfies globally between 2011 and 2017, with the majority…
The Death Toll from the Devastating Earthquake in Indonesia Reaches 1,300
A devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia have resulted in over 1,300 deaths, with hundreds more injured and potentially trapped. Rescue efforts are underway, but…
An Individual's Attempt to Self-Immolate in Front of Tehran City Council Fails
A man attempted to self-immolate in front of the Tehran City Council, marking the second such incident in a month, with motives linked to financial…
Syrian Rebels Deny Reports of Weapons Transfer from Buffer Zone in Idlib
Syrian rebels have denied reports of withdrawing heavy weapons from the Idlib buffer zone, despite a recent agreement between Russia and Turkey aimed at reducing…